College volleyball is all about family this season. Sister duos are taking over the NCAA courts and changing the game.
Jurevicius Sisters Take Charge
Caroline Jurevicius is back with a vengeance for Penn State. Fresh off a 2024 national championship, she snagged AVCA Player of the Match honors in a five-set showdown against Kansas. Her younger sister, Ava Jurevicius, joins the Nittany Lions as a freshman defensive specialist. Talk about a legacy! Their dad, Joe Jurevicius, made waves in the NFL, but now it's the girls' time to shine on the court.
Kelley Showdown
Sibling rivalry? More like sibling showcase. Bre Kelley of Pitt and Becca Kelley of TCU faced off this season. Bre, a redshirt senior, posted three kills and seven blocks. Meanwhile, Becca notched six kills and a block. Pitt took the match 3-1, but the Kelleys showed us why they're on everyone's radar.
Harvey Sisters Set for Battle
Jordyn Harvey is holding it down for Stanford, averaging 2.73 kills on a .290 hitting percentage. Her younger sis, Taylor Harvey, is suiting up for Texas. Their upcoming clash on September 7th is set to be a highlight. You could feel it coming.
Swenson Twins Lead Minnesota
The Swenson twins are making their mark at Minnesota. Stella Swenson is already the Big Ten setter of the week, averaging 11.27 assists at the Golden Gopher Invitational. Her sister, Olivia Swenson, is right there with her, following in their older sister Samantha's All-American footsteps.
These sister acts are more than just family ties. They're turning the NCAA volleyball scene on its head. And just like that... the game has changed.
Source: NCAA
