15-Year-Old Setter Phenom Malorie Boesiger Commits to Nebraska Volleyball, Sends Shockwaves Through Recruiting World
She’s only 15, still juggling algebra homework, club practices, and weekend tournaments but Malorie Boesiger just made a decision that has turned the volleyball world on its head. The sophomore setter out of Norris High School has officially committed to the Nebraska Cornhuskers, one of the most prestigious programs in college volleyball history.
Let that sink in: the Huskers didn’t just land a rising star they secured the future.
Standing 5-foot-9 and ranked among the top setters in the 2027 class, Boesiger has already carved out a name for herself as a floor general with uncanny instincts, smooth footwork, and some of the quickest hands in the game. According to PrepVolleyball, she’s the No. 14 overall recruit nationally and the No. 3 setter. PrepDig ranks her No. 35 overall and No. 8 at her position. But to those who’ve seen her in action, the numbers don’t tell the whole story.
Her decision to commit on June 16, 2025, marks the first official pledge for Nebraska’s 2027 recruiting class and it sends a clear message: the future of Husker volleyball is in very good hands.
Boesiger is the kind of setter every coach dreams of calm under pressure, commanding on the floor, and always one step ahead of the play. Even at 15, her leadership is palpable, her reads are sharp, and her ability to deliver precise sets under duress is what sets her apart. She’s been groomed in a competitive environment, and her volleyball IQ already mirrors that of collegiate athletes.
And this is just the beginning.
She hasn’t peaked. Not even close. Her physicality will only improve. Her decision-making will get sharper. Her game, already polished, is poised to evolve in sync with Nebraska’s elite training system under the legendary John Cook.
For Nebraska, this commitment is more than a recruiting win it’s a cornerstone. And for Boesiger, it’s the first step in what promises to be a remarkable journey. She’ll soon trade high school gyms for sold-out crowds at Devaney, but her mindset won’t change: set the standard, elevate the team, and win championships.
