Purdue volleyball begins season ranked ninth, faces challenges ahead
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Last updated Aug 27, 2026

Purdue volleyball opens its season as the ninth-ranked team in the nation, facing No. 13 Creighton on Friday night in a neutral site match at the Sanford Pentagon. Coach Dave Shondell emphasizes a more competitive this season, with three early matches against top-20 teams. The team must integrate 10 new players, including key returning leaders like Kenna Wollard, who has been an impressive performer. Purdue's challenge includes maintaining performance with a blend of youth and experience in the lineup, amid significant expectations following last year's Elite Eight run.
- •Purdue starts the season on cable TV as the No. 9 team.
- •The match against Creighton is scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday.
- •Purdue will face three top-20 teams in its first four matches.
- •Kenna Wollard is on the AVCA Player of the Year watch list.
- •Freshmen MaryKate Scheumann and Elle Schara are expected to play significant roles.
- 8:15 AMYahoo Sports — Purdue volleyball changing its approach after 'deserving' national recognition
"Purdue volleyball opens the season on cable TV as the No. 9 team in the country Friday. Here are four things to know about the Boilers.
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