The Nebraska volleyball program has announced the addition of middle blocker Kenna Cogill for the upcoming 2025 season.
Cogill is the first signing under new head coach Dani Busboom Kelly. The 6-4 middle blocker is the No. 24 overall prospect by PrepVolleyball.
As a senior at Perry High School in Arizona in 2024, Cogill averaged 2.5 kills per set and hit .443. She also totaled 1.3 blocks per set, and she finished her career with 778 kills and 396 blocks for the Pumas. Cogill led Perry to the Arizona 6A state tournament in her senior season.
A Gilbert, Ariz., native, Cogill was club teammates with fellow Husker freshman Teraya Sigler. Together they won three club national championships with Arizona Storm. Cogill is the sixth incoming freshman for the Huskers in 2025, joining Campbell Flynn, Ryan Hunter, Keri Leimbach, Manaia Ogbechie and Sigler.
“We are thrilled to add Kenna to our roster,” Busboom Kelly said. “She was a very skilled blocker and a
ttacker at the prep level and will add great depth to our talented middle blocker position. Kenna is a great human being and will fit in perfectly with our culture.”
