# Creighton Volleyball Bolsters Roster with Wisconsin Transfer trinity Shadd-Ceres
Creighton volleyball has significantly strengthened its roster with the addition of Trinity Shadd-Ceres,a highly touted outside hitter from the University of Wisconsin. The transfer, announced January 2, 2026, marks the Bluejays’ third high-profile addition of the offseason, signaling a clear intent to compete for a national championship.
Why did this happen? Creighton sought to enhance its already strong volleyball programme with experienced talent capable of contributing to a national championship run. Who is involved? Trinity Shadd-Ceres, a transfer from the University of Wisconsin, is the key player. Creighton Head Coach brian Rosen and the existing Bluejays team are also central to this development. What is the impact? The addition of shadd-Ceres is expected to bolster Creighton’s offensive and defensive capabilities, adding depth and experience to the roster.
A Final Four Pedigree
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Shadd-Ceres joins Creighton after contributing to Wisconsin’s impressive run to the Final Four last season. The 5-foot-11 athlete appeared in nine matches for the Badgers, registering 12 kills, six digs, four assists, and two blocks. Notably, eight of her kills came during crucial NCAA Tournament contests, demonstrating her ability to perform under pressure.
How did it end for Shadd-Ceres at Wisconsin? While Shadd-Ceres contributed to Wisconsin’s Final Four appearance, her playing time was limited. She ultimately sought a program where she could have a more meaningful role, leading to her transfer to Creighton. her decision was driven by a desire for increased prospect and a program fit.
Canadian standout and Multi-Sport Athlete
Originally hailing from Ontario, Canada, shadd-Ceres brings a unique athletic profile to the Creighton program. Beyond her volleyball prowess, she is a standout track and field athlete, having competed in the long jump at the Canadian Olympic Trials in 2014. This background contributes to her remarkable explosiveness, a quality lauded by Creighton head coach Brian Rosen.
“Everyone we have talked to about Trinity says she is the best teammate and hardest worker, so she is going to fit right in here at Creighton,” Rosen stated. “She may also be the best overall athlete in any sport to come through! Trinity is so explosive off the floor, has a great arm, and ability to play six rotations. With experience in the Final Four this season, she can handle the big moments. With Angie’s training,there is no limit to her potential and we are all so excited to get her in the gym this spring!”
Building on a Legacy of Success
Shadd-Ceres joins fellow transfers Ayden Ames (from Texas) and Katie Dalton (from Kansas) as key additions to a Creighton program already steeped in success. The Bluejays concluded the 2025 season with a remarkable 28-6 record, achieving thier 14th consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance, securing their 12th straight Big East regular season title, claiming their sixth Big east Tournament title, and reaching the Elite Eight for the second year in a row.
The addition of Shadd-Ceres,combined with the team’s existing foundation,positions Creighton for continued dominance in the Big East and a deep run in the upcoming NCAA Tournament.
