Maryville University head volleyball coach Gretchen Moser announced the signing of seven student-athletes to attend the University and play for the Saints beginning the fall of 2020. Joining the Saints are defensive specialist Taylor Keck (Quincy, Ill. / Notre Dame), middle blocker Ella Kosky (Valrico, Fla. / Bloomingdale), opposite hitter Grace Knadler (Phoenix, Ariz. / Pinnacle) middle blocker Karolina Rodowski (Phoenix, Ariz. / Goldwater), outside hitter Hannah Scrum (Collinsville, Ill. / Collinsville), opposite hitter Meredith Siebers (Quincy, Ill. / Notre Dame) and setter Avery Wibbenmeyer (Perryville, Mo. / Perryville).
 
Keck was a first-team All-Conference and All-Regional selection and earned honorable mention All-Area honors. She was the defensive leader of the QND team and recorded a team-high 146 digs.
 
Kosky earned first-team All-Conference honors as a junior. She led her team in total blocks and had the second-highest hitting percentage on the squad. Kosky was chosen for the National Honor Society.
 
Knadler is the No. 14 ranked hitter in the state of Arizona. She was part of the first varsity team in school history to win a regional title. At the 2018 Girls Juniors National Club, Knadle helped the Arizona Storm finish 19th in the Open Division. She was part of the Society of Women Scholars and a member of the National Honor Society. Knadler was voted the Most Spirited Player in the 2019 season. In addition to her volleyball honors, she was a regional champion gymnast. Rodowski led her team in kill percentage, total kills and blocks and was voted team Most Valuable Player. She earned first-team All-Conference and All-District honors.
 
Scrum was a two-time All-Conference selection and was selected first team in 2018. She was a two-time team Most Valuable Player selection. Scrum earned All-Tournament team honors at the Edwardsville Tiger Classic, the Triad Tournament and the Quincy Tournament.
 
Siebers was QND's top hitter and had a team-leading 189 kills while hitting .387, which ranked 19th in the state of Illinois. She led the team in blocks and had the second-best serve receive percentage. Siebers was a first-team All-Area selection and voted to the Lincoln All-Tournament team.
 
Wibbenmeyer earned All-State honors after her senior season, was a two-time first-team All-District selection and twice was voted All-Conference. She was the 2019 Conference Player of the Year and went over 1,000 assists during her junior season. Wibbenmeyer twice earned Academic All-State honors.