Izzy Mogridge

Played in 17 matches and made one start.
Finished season second on team in assists with 172, while adding 33 digs, 10 blocks, three aces, and two kills.
Had eight matches with double-digit assists, including three of 20-or more.
Made first collegiate start at home against #9 Texas A&M, setting season-best with 32 assists and recording first double-double with 10 digs (11/2).
Came off the bench to get 13 assists at home against Missouri (10/31).
Tallied 13 assists on the road against #2 Texas (10/8).
Logged 12 assists, three digs, and two blocks in home sweep of Rider (9/18).
Posted 28 assists on the road against St. John's, adding a season-best four blocks (9/14).
Reached 20-plus assists for first time in collegiate career with 23 at home against Winthrop (9/5).
Featured in Broadway Block Party match versus #15 Purdue, totaling 16 assists and three digs (8/31).
Made collegiate debut in season opening win over USF, recording first double figure assist performance of 12 to go along with five digs (8/31).

High School

Named to the 2025 U.S. Girls U19 National Team.
Chosen as one of 26 prep standouts across the country to play in the 2025 Under Armour All-American Game.
Earned Florida Class 3A Player of the Year honors after leading Berkeley Prep to a state runner-up finish in the Florida Championships.
Tallied 997 assists, 437 kills, 311 digs, 99 aces and 67 blocks during her final two years of high school.
Played club volleyball with fellow freshman Maggie Dostic on OTVA Tampa.
"Izzy is a player who will instantly make us better in more ways than one. An elite competitor and without a doubt one of the best setters in the 2025 class, Izzy has a world of potential at the college level. She is fast, smart and plays with great composure. Our staff can't wait for her arrival and to get to work." – Head Coach Eve Rackham Watt

Birthday is January 12
Parents are Jennifer and Allen Mogridge
Has two sisters: Liv and Lola
Her sister, Liv, is a senior middle blocker for Georgia Tech, and her father is the offensive line coach for App State football.
Why Tennessee: "I chose Tennessee because the culture here is unlike anything I’ve seen before. The coaches and players all hold themselves to a high standard, and that was something I wanted to be a part of. The work ethic and intensity of the program as a whole is unmatched."