Wake Forest Athletics
Demon Deacons Add Malloy to Roster
5/4/2021 10:56:00 AM | Women's Volleyball
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - The Wake Forest volleyball program has announced the addition of grad transfer Kamryn Malloy to the roster for the fall of 2021. The outside hitter from Roselle, Illinois, played three seasons at Indiana from 2017-2019.
"The first time I talked with Kamryn, her personality and love for the game jumped through the phone. She is bright, funny, a natural leader, and one talented volleyball player. She is going to be an amazing addition to our Wake Forest family," said head coach Randi Smart.
During her junior season in 2019, Malloy played in 32 matches for the Hoosiers. She led the team in aces with 33 and contributed 164 kills and 275 digs. She had 10 matches on the season with double-digit digs and tallied a season-high 18 kills in the Hoosiers match at Michigan. She also had a season-high five blocks against Stetson. Malloy also recorded a double-double with 11 kills and season-high 18 digs against Ohio State. She had eight matches with multiple blocks and four matches with three aces. She also earned 2019 Academic All-Big Ten honors.
Malloy played in 25 matches and 83 sets during the 2018 season as a sophomore with 167 kills and 194 digs on the season. She had 10 matches with double-digit digs, including a career-high of 18 digs in the Hoosiers win against Michigan and against Purdue. She recorded a career-high 19 kills and eight digs in her team's win over Iowa. Malloy earned a spot in the record books with six aces in a win at Rutgers, which represents a tie for the second-most in a four-set match in program history. She also earned Academic All-Big Ten honors.
In her freshman season, Malloy contributed in 26 matches and 71 sets, finishing the season with 136 kills, 91 digs and 14 blocks. She notched a season-high 15 kills against Illinois on Oct. 7 and had a four-match stretch against Northwestern, Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin with double-digit kills in each match. She tallied her first double-double with 14 kills and 10 digs against Iowa on Oct. 11.
Malloy will graduate this month from Indiana with a degree in Psychology and a minor in Human Resource Management. She plans to enroll in the Counseling graduate program at Wake Forest.
"The first time I talked with Kamryn, her personality and love for the game jumped through the phone. She is bright, funny, a natural leader, and one talented volleyball player. She is going to be an amazing addition to our Wake Forest family," said head coach Randi Smart.
During her junior season in 2019, Malloy played in 32 matches for the Hoosiers. She led the team in aces with 33 and contributed 164 kills and 275 digs. She had 10 matches on the season with double-digit digs and tallied a season-high 18 kills in the Hoosiers match at Michigan. She also had a season-high five blocks against Stetson. Malloy also recorded a double-double with 11 kills and season-high 18 digs against Ohio State. She had eight matches with multiple blocks and four matches with three aces. She also earned 2019 Academic All-Big Ten honors.
Malloy played in 25 matches and 83 sets during the 2018 season as a sophomore with 167 kills and 194 digs on the season. She had 10 matches with double-digit digs, including a career-high of 18 digs in the Hoosiers win against Michigan and against Purdue. She recorded a career-high 19 kills and eight digs in her team's win over Iowa. Malloy earned a spot in the record books with six aces in a win at Rutgers, which represents a tie for the second-most in a four-set match in program history. She also earned Academic All-Big Ten honors.
In her freshman season, Malloy contributed in 26 matches and 71 sets, finishing the season with 136 kills, 91 digs and 14 blocks. She notched a season-high 15 kills against Illinois on Oct. 7 and had a four-match stretch against Northwestern, Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin with double-digit kills in each match. She tallied her first double-double with 14 kills and 10 digs against Iowa on Oct. 11.
Malloy will graduate this month from Indiana with a degree in Psychology and a minor in Human Resource Management. She plans to enroll in the Counseling graduate program at Wake Forest.
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