University of West Florida

2024 GSC All-Tournament Team
2024 GSC Fall Academic Honor Roll

AS A SOPHOMORE (2025): A redshirt season.
 
AS A FRESHMAN (2024 ): Earned a spot in the starting lineup on the opening day of her college career versus Wheeling and SW Minnesota State (9/6), hit .317 with 17 kills to go with 11 total blocks, 10 digs and an ace … Tallied 95 kills on .274 hitting with 55 total blocks, 36 digs and seven aces in 54 sets of play … In regular season and GSC Semifinal matches against Lee, she scored 9 kills in each on .571 hitting with three blocks (11/15) and .412 hitting with five blocks (11/23) … Came up huge and earned an All-Tournament Team nod for her play in GSC Championship match against Alabama Huntsville (11/24), racking up 14 kills on .310 hitting.

PREP: Led Lawton Chiles High School to 2023 Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) 6A Region title as a senior and consecutive 6A District titles in 2022 and 2023 … Also led LCHS to the 2023 state semifinals … 2023 AVCA All-American Watchlist … 2023 All-Big Bend First Team … 2023 Chiles Varsity Defensive MVP … 2022 All-Big Bend First Team … 2022 Chiles Varsity Offensive MVP … 2021 All-Big Bend Second Team … Played for Tallahassee Volleyball Academy (TVA) at the club level for former Argonaut and 2010 GSC Player of the Year Katie Johnson … Played alongside fellow 2024 incoming Argo freshman Kaylin Johnson … Led TVA to a 3rd-place finish in the 18 USA Division at the USA Volleyball Junior Nationals in Baltimore in April 2024. 
 
PERSONAL: Mechanical Engineering major ... Placed on A and B Honor Roll throughout high school … Also received Academic Scholar GPA awards from 2020-24. 
 
WHY UWF? “On the athletics side, I chose UWF based on its consistent high skill and winning volleyball program, as well as the strong culture and bond the team and staff have built. The school also appealed to me because of the challenging academics along with the multitude of major choices provided. Finally, the school has a location that is close to my home in Tallahassee, and close to the beach.”

WOLTER'S COMMENTS: “We have watched Delaney throughout the years and saw her truly start to reach incredible heights in her game this spring. She’s very dynamic, great laterally and has a really high ceiling. It’s rare to see a middle that excels on offense and defense, and Delaney is just that!  She and Kaylin (Johnson) helped their team to a 3rd place finish at nationals and I see a big future for her here at UWF.”