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Star opposite hitter Allie Sczech recently shared her thoughts on moving on from Baylor University. She is set to join the decorated Nebraska Volleyball program under head coach Dani Busboom Kelly for the 2025 season.
Allie Sczech was one of the most notable players on the Baylor Bears women's volleyball team. Throughout her career at Baylor University, she was named to the All-Big 12 Rookie Team, All-Big 12 Second Team, and Preseason All-Big 12 team. In her junior season, she played in 31 matches, started 14 games, and concluded her season with 268 kills, 80 digs, and 72 blocks.
Through an Instagram post, the 6'4 phenom expressed her heartfelt gratitude for her former alma mater:
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"To the best 3.5 years ever, thank you @bayloruniversity ! I couldn’t be more grateful the Lord led me to a school like this one! The people have made this place a home away from home and a place I will forever love!!! Now let’s master it!!! 🎓🤍"
She played for Team USA in the 2023 Pan American Cup, which was held in Nogales, Mexico, and won the gold medal. She played in two matches in the NCAA Tournament in 2024 and had a .508 hitting percentage, recording 4.13 kills per set. Before Baylor, she played with George Ranch High School and earned numerous achievements throughout her high school career.
Allie Sczech discloses reason behind sticking with Nebraska Volleyball amid change in coaching staff
Allie Sczech will continue her collegiate career with the Nebraska Volleyball program. She gave Baylor three seasons and will play her last one with Nebraska.
During an interview with Ana Bellinghausen on Hail Varsity, Sczech spoke about why she did not change her commitment to Nebraska despite the program undergoing changes to the coaching staff.
"I committed to Cook [John Cook] but I think that the legacy he's left at Nebraska is obviously one of a kind and Dani [Dani Busboom Kelly] I personally know from my recruiting process in the past and so her coming in was like 'Oh my gosh' for a second it was so like 'Oh don't leave but then it's oh my gosh like what a great opportunity' and I wouldn't want to play for anyone else to continue the legacy at Nebraska." She shared [0:43 onwards]
In 2020, the opposite hitter was named the District 20- 6a Offensive Player of the Year.
