The Drew University women's volleyball will take to the court with its largest team in program history this fall under third-year Head Coach Amanda Rachwal.
 
A total of 14 newcomers, including a dozen freshmen, will dot the roster this season as the Rangers aim for a return trip to the Landmark Conference Championships.
 
Eight players return from last year's squad, including junior outside hitter Lindsey Millis, who captured All-Landmark Conference honorable mention last season. She led the team in kills (2.85 kps) and finished second in digs (3.18 dps) while posting 11 double-doubles.
 
Senior Alyssa Rachwal also returns as a three-year starter at setter. Last season, she led the squad in assists (6.29 aps) and was fourth in digs (2.01 dps). Junior libero Aidyn Stone is also back after leading the Rangers in digs (3.74 dps) a year ago.
 
Senior middle blocker Meghan Pullen returns after playing in 20 matches in her first season as a Ranger last year, when she led the team in blocks (0.40 bps). Sophomore setter Cristina Coombs is also back after finishing second on the team in assists (3.69 aps) in 2025.
 
Other returnees include junior opposite Skyler Ribitzki and junior middle blocker Melissa Zack, who played in 27 and 14 matches, respectively, last season, and sophomore outside hitter Maddy Baker, and who appeared in 19 contests.
 
A pair of transfers will contribute additional collegiate experience for the Rangers. Senior outside hitter Victoria Latino averaged 2.42 kills per set at nearby Kean University last season, while junior middle blocker/opposite Corletta Harrison competed for two years at Southwestern Christian University in Texas.
 
Drew's robust freshman class consists of Aaliyah Anderson (middle blocker), Sydney Baur (defensive specialist/libero), Jessica Donnelly (outside hitter), Lucille Donohue (outside hitter), Reese Keady (middle blocker), Hailey Kenefick (setter), Allie Lane (opposite), Olivia Ritter (libero/defensive specialist), Julia Sack (opposite), Maia Skjonnemand (oppostie), Lilly Tandoc (defensive specialist/libero), and Ella Torsiello (setter).
 
The Rangers play their season and home opener on Tuesday, when they take on Kean in a non-conference affair at 7 p.m. The team's Landmark Conference opener is set for Friday, Oct. 2 at home versus Moravian University.