The Master's University women's volleyball team, 2025 GSAC champions, is poised for a strong 2026 season with all starters returning and impactful new additions. After finishing 24-5 last season, the Lady Mustangs secured both the regular-season title and tournament championship, while advancing to the National Championships under head coach McKenna Hafner. Key players returning include GSAC Player of the Year Bella Amet and GSAC Setter of the Year Kate Wagner, along with valuable additions like transfer Chloe Grever. Coach Hafner expresses enthusiasm for the team's competitiveness and culture heading into the season.

By the Numbers
  • Last season: 24 wins and 5 losses (24-5).
  • Bella Amet: Led the team in kills, kills per set, and points per set.
State of Play
  • Opening tournaments are scheduled for August 21-22 and August 27-29, featuring top national teams.
  • GSAC play begins with a rematch against OUAZ on September 4.
What's Next

The Lady Mustangs aim to build momentum through their challenging preseason before entering GSAC play, with fixtures against highly ranked teams like Indiana Wesleyan on October 12. Expectations are high for how they will perform when facing some of the best competition in the NAIA.

Bottom Line

With a strong roster and renewed enthusiasm, TMU's women's volleyball team is set for a promising season. Their initial performance in preseason tournaments will be critical in establishing their competitive edge as they aim for another successful run in the GSAC and NAIA championships.