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Megan Hodges, No. 6 prospect in 2028, commits to Nebraska volleyball
The 6-foot-5 outside hitter is Nebraska’s third 2028 commitment and its third top-10 recruit in the cycle, coaches said.
- On Wednesday, Megan Hodges, a 6-foot-5 standout from San Juan Hills High School in California, announced her commitment to the Nebraska program for the 2028 Class.
- After committing verbally on Monday, Hodges delayed her announcement until Wednesday morning to capture specific commitment photos at the beach at sunset.
- Connecting with coaches Dani Busboom Kelly, Jaylen Reyes, Kelly Hunter, and Brennan Hagar sealed her decision; the Huskers supported her versatility across all three front-row spots.
- Joining South Dakota setter Josalyn Samuels and Milford middle blocker Shayla Rautenberg in the 2028 Class, Hodges strengthens ties forged through the National Developmental Training Program.
- Nebraska now holds three of the Top 10 prospects in the Class of 2028, positioning the program as a recruiting powerhouse alongside its top-five 2027 recruiting Class.
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New Nebraska volleyball commit Megan Hodges will follow, and hopes to emulate, role models
Megan Hodges, the sixth-ranked prospect overall in the 2028 class, committed to Nebraska in part after watching then-Husker freshmen play for a national title. She wants the same shot.
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Nebraska Volleyball Adds to 2028 Recruiting Class
Two more prospects have joined in-state standout Shayla Rautenberg in Nebraska volleyball’s 2028 recruiting class as Dani Busboom Kelly and her staff continue to reload for the future with top-10 talents. On Wednesday, San Juan Hills (Calif.) opposite hitter Megan Hodges made her commitment public after associate head coach and recruiting coordinator Jaylen Reyes first teased the good news at 3:36 a.m. CT on Tuesday. The 6-foot-5 opposite hitter…
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