CHENEY, Wash. — As the 2025 season approaches, the Eagles have finalized their roster with the addition of eight new players. Head coach
Jon Haruguchi is excited to announce the signing of seven freshmen and one transfer. The incoming freshmen are Judi Bolomboy, Mia Polloi, Sidney Gray, Quincey McCoy, Camryn Hagel, Olivia Burns, and Jailyn Davenport. Cassie Moeller, a transfer, will also be joining the team this season.
Judi Bolomboy | Middle Blocker | Fort Worth, Texas | 6'
Judi hails from Fort Worth, Texas, where she made a lasting impact at Central High School both athletically and academically. A dynamic presence on the basketball court, she earned MVP honors and was named First Team All-District, showcasing her leadership and skill as a top-tier player. Off the court, Judi maintained high academic standards, receiving multiple scholastic awards in recognition of her dedication in the classroom.
Haruguchi on Bolomboy
"We knew we needed to replace a lot of defense at the net from this past year and Judi fits the bill perfectly. She's a strong blocking presence and moves very well across the net. Her calm demeanor will also help us to stay even keel in tough matches. We are very excited for Judi to get out here and help us keep moving this program forward."
Judi on Eastern
"I chose eastern because of the amazing environment and strong sense of community I felt there. It really feels like a family-oriented place where I can grow not only as an athlete but as a person and teammate also. Everyone was so welcoming and I'm beyond excited to officially be an Eag!"
Mia Polloi | Middle Blocker | Hilo, Hawaii | 6'2"
Mia joins the program from Hilo, Hawaii, where she attended Kamehameha Schools Hawaii. A standout multi-sport athlete, she earned varsity letters in volleyball, swimming, and water polo. In 2024, she was named MVP of the BIIF Championships and played a key role in her team's victory at the 18U AAU Oceanic Open. Mia's versatility, competitive drive, and championship experience make her a strong addition to the roster.
Haruguchi on Polloi
"Mia brings a lot of versatility to the team this fall. While she has been playing in the middle, she has proved she can score and defend from either pin as well. She is a physical presence on the court and has a heavy arm. All her strengths combined with a great work ethic on the court are reasons we are so excited for her to join us."
Mia on Eastern
"I chose Eastern Washington because of its friendly environment and the strong community that has been created. It felt safe and supportive, and the volleyball team stood out to me because of their team chemistry, making it my ideal place to grow academically and athletically."
Sidney Gray | Middle Blocker | Winchester, Calif. | 6'
Sidney comes to Eastern from Winchester, Calif, where she attended Temecula Preparatory. She was a four-letter varsity winner in volleyball and was a CIF Champion.
Haruguchi on Gray
"Sidney came to us late in the recruiting process and I was so stoked to have found her still available. Sidney has a great motor, and she gives great effort from whistle to whistle. She is a strong offensive threat, and her lateral speed also makes her a solid blocker. When I evaluated Sidney, I could see she plays with a confidence in herself that serves her well and that will take her a long way in life."
Sidney on Eastern
"EWU's coaching staff, players and team culture were a perfect fit. It felt like home. I can't wait to spend these next four years in Cheney with my new team/family."
Quincey McCoy | Middle Blocker | Aurora, Colo. | 5'9"
Quincey joins the Eagles from Aurora, Colo., where she attended Cherokee Trail High School. A skilled athlete, she excelled as both a volleyball player and gymnast during her high school career. Her volleyball team advanced to the 2024 5A Colorado State Championships, and Quincey earned an honorable mention for her outstanding performance. Additionally, she qualified for the 2025 USA National Championships, showcasing her exceptional talent and versatility.
Haruguchi on McCoy
"Quincey is a tremendous athlete. Being a former gymnast, she possesses great speed, body awareness and work ethic. Her coaches all mentioned her ability to digest information and make necessary adjustments quickly. When you add all these things together it was an easy decision on our end to ask her to join our program. Quincey can attack and defend at a high level and we're looking forward to having her in our program."
Quincey on Eastern
"I chose Eastern because, I immediately felt a connection with all the coaches and players on my visit, and prior to that I had great conversations with the coaches about how I could make an impact and grow as a player at the college level. I loved the campus and appreciated how welcoming everyone was including the community in Cheney!"
Camryn Hagel | Defensive Specialist | Hermiston, Ore. | 5'7"
Camryn joins Eastern from Hermiston, Oregon, where she attended Hermiston High School. A dedicated multi-sport athlete, she played basketball during her first two years and competed in volleyball all four years. Camryn's volleyball career is decorated with numerous accolades, including Mid-Columbia Conference Honorable Mention honors as a freshman and sophomore, First Team All-League recognition as a junior and senior, and Conference Player of the Year in 2024. She was also named the 2024 Mid-Columbia Conference Fall Athlete of the Year.
A dominant presence in the back row, Camryn amassed 1,649 career digs, 117 career aces, and maintained an impressive 91% serving accuracy. She averaged 5.21 digs per set, highlighting her consistency, court awareness, and defensive tenacity. Camryn's impact on the floor and her steady leadership make her a valuable addition to the Eastern roster.
Haruguchi on Hagel
"Camryn brings a feisty demeanor and wonderful energy on the defensive side of the ball. I watched her several times during the recruiting process and loved how she wasn't afraid to lead her team. Beyond her skills on the court, Camryn brings positive leadership qualities and I'm beyond excited to see the impact she'll make in our program."
Camryn on Eastern
"I chose eastern because of the environment. The coaches and players both are so encouraging and supportive. I feel they will push me to be the best in the classroom and on the court."
Olivia Burns | Defensive Specialist | Krum, Texas | 5'4"
Burns joins the program from Krum, Texas, where she made her mark at Krum High School by setting the school record with 1,727 career digs. A four-year varsity letter winner in volleyball and three-year letter winner in track and field, she consistently stood out as a defensive anchor and team leader in the back row.
Over her high school career, Burns collected numerous honors, including TGCA All-State, TGCA Academic All-State, District Libero of the Year, and multiple First Team All-District and All-Area selections. She was also a three-time KHS Defensive Player of the Year, recognized for her hustle, consistency, and court awareness.
Haruguchi on Burns
"Olivia was such a welcome surprise to our program. I came across her while watching her teammate Judi Bolomboy and knew I wanted her in our gym. Olivia plays with a calm, determined presence and will complement our backrow play very well. Despite her outward appearance, she is a fiery competitor, and I am truly looking forward to working with her on a daily basis."
Olivia on Eastern
"From the very first conversation I had with the coaches from EWU I was excited about their program and felt like they were truly invested in their players. I could tell they genuinely cared about me as a player, the quality of their team, and the athletes in their organization. When I was able to visit the campus it felt like home with the coaches, other players, faculty and staff taking time and going out of their way to really get to know me. From then on I've been excited and ready to get to Cheney!!"
Jailyn Davenport | Setter | Walla Walla, Wash. | 5'11"
Jailyn brings a combination of athleticism, leadership, and competitive experience to the Eagles. Hailing from nearby Walla Walla, Washington, she excelled as a three-sport athlete at the high school level, competing in volleyball, track and field, and basketball.
In volleyball, Jailyn was named to the All-Conference team from 2022 to 2024, earning First Team honors and being named Conference MVP in her senior year. On the track, she captured state titles in both the 4x100 and 4x200 relays and also earned a podium finish in the high jump. A standout leader, Jailyn served as team captain in all three sports while maintaining a perfect 4.0 GPA—demonstrating her commitment both on the court and in the classroom.
Haruguchi on Davenport
"Jailyn is an incredible athlete who has a true passion for athletics. A three-sport athlete from Walla Walla, Jailyn has excelled in Volleyball, Basketball and Track. When she came to camp, we loved working with her during those few days and it became clear that she would be a strong addition to the program. She can set, defend, block and attack at a very high level. Jailyn really can do it all and we are delighted to have her in our Eagle family."
Jailyn on Eastern
"I chose Eastern because of its strong team culture. The atmosphere was both positive and welcoming, and the competitive spirit inspired me—I knew it was something I wanted to be a part of."
Cassie Moeller | Outside Hitter | Spokane, Wash. | Spokane Falls CC | 6'1"
Cassie joins the Eagles after spending one year each at Western Washington University and Spokane Falls Community College, where she competed in both volleyball and track and field. A multi-sport athlete from Mead High School, she lettered all four years in volleyball and track, establishing herself as both a standout competitor and dedicated student.
Cassie's athletic accolades include First Team All-Conference honors in 2021 and 2022, Second Team All-State in 2021, and First Team All-State in 2022. She was also recognized on the 2021 PrepDig All-State Team (Class 3A), named to the JVA Watchlist for the Class of 2023, and received the Sportsmanship Award at the 2021 Washington State 3A Volleyball Tournament. Academically, she earned Honor Roll distinction at Mead from 2019–2021, was a National Honor Society member and Secretary (2021–2023), and continued her academic excellence with Honor Roll recognition at SFCC in Fall 2024. Cassie's blend of athletic talent, leadership, and academic dedication makes her a strong addition to the program.
Haruguchi on Moeller
"Cassie is another very gifted athlete. Cassie has been a volleyball and track athlete at Spokane Falls and the time she's spent with those programs has really paid off for her. Her physicality, ability to score and strength as a defender are all things we saw during the evaluation process. I am so happy to have a local Spokane player join us in Cheney, and I can't wait to work with her this fall."
Cassie on Eastern
"Eastern Volleyball offers a comforting but competitive environment where I can thrive athletically and academically. It also allows me the opportunity to stay near family while growing independently with great coaches and teammates. I'm excited to call this place my new home!"
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