Kentucky volleyball rises to third in AVCA rankings after Louisville win
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 22, 2026, 2:10 AM
Last updated Sep 22, 2026

Kentucky volleyball has ascended to the number three spot in the latest AVCA rankings following their victory over number three Louisville on Sunday. Previously ranked fourth, the Wildcats secured their new position after defeating the Cardinals in four sets. Brooklyn DeLeye's notable performance included 22 kills, while libero Molly Tuozzo achieved over 20 digs, both earning SEC weekly honors. The Wildcats look to build on this momentum as they continue the season.
- •Kentucky moves up to third in AVCA rankings.
- •Defeated Louisville in four sets.
- •Brooklyn DeLeye recorded 22 kills.
- •Molly Tuozzo achieved 20-plus digs.
- •Kentucky aims to maintain success this season.
- 2:10 AMYahoo Sports — Kentucky volleyball moves up in the AVCA rankings
"LEXINGTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — Kentucky volleyball moves up in the AVCA rankings this week following the latest release of the poll. The top two teams remain unchanged, with the Wildcats moving up into that number three spot. Heading into the weekend UK was ranked No. 4 prior to defeating No. 3 Louisville on Sunday […]
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