Maggie Dostic

Ranked as the No. 31 overall recruit in the country by PrepVolleyball.com, Dostic is the highest-rated high school signee for Tennessee since 2013.
2024 MaxPreps Florida Player of the Year
2024 Max Preps All-American Second Team
2022 and 2023 PrepVolleyball First Team All-America
2023 and 2024 Gatorade Player of the Year finalist
Tallied 1,427 digs, 1,320 kills, 197 aces and 113 blocks for her career.
Helped the Plant High School to four-straight 7A titles matches, winning the 2021 and 2023 championships.
Posted 311 kills on .313 hitting, 166 digs, 51 aces and 27 blocks as a senior, finishing with double-digit kills in 16 matches, three 20-kill efforts and a 30-kill performance. She also added five double-doubles after posting at least 10 digs in a match six times.
Helped Plant win the 2023 state title after posting a career-best 366 kills as a junior, tallying 18 kills and 16 digs during the victory over Winter Park.
During her sophomore season, she recorded a staggering 752 digs, which ranked second among all players in Florida and 47th nationally, according to MaxPreps.
Played club volleyball at OTVA Tampa, where she garnered numerous All-Tournament honors throughout her career. She helped the team finish first in the 17 Open competition of the 2024 Nike MEQ and 2024 Big South Tournaments.
"Maggie is a great addition to our program as one of the most complete outside hitters in the class. She has been the go-to attacker for her high school and club teams, as well as a primary passer. She has good range and vision, which make her highly effective in the front row. What I really like is Maggie is used to winning and understands what it takes. Her game will continue to improve at the next level, and we are excited about her development here." – Head Coach Eve Rackham Watt

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB

Birthday is September 20
Parents are Jelena and Nenad Dostic
Has one sister, Sophie
Her mom was an outside hitter for the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.
Why Tennessee: "I chose Tennessee because, as soon as I visited, it felt like home. The coaching staff and players were all so welcoming. They all really care about you and want to see you succeed."