STANDISH, Maine – Ninth-year Head Coach Jon Roberts has welcomed five newcomers to the Saint Joseph’s College volleyball program ahead of the 2026 season.
The Class of 2030 adds depth across the court with two outside hitters, two middle blockers, and one defensive specialist. Lauren Dunbar (Gorham, Maine) and Sophie Fedorisin (Grafenwoehr, Germany) join the Monks as outside hitters, while Lindsay Levesque (Arundel, Maine) and Sophia Fallon (New Canaan, Conn.) bolster the middle. Jayda Quigley (Little Egg Harbor, N.J.) rounds out the group as a defensive specialist.
The class brings considerable size to the front row. Levesque stands 6-foot-1, Fallon measures 6-foot, and Fedorisin adds a 5-foot-10 presence on the outside. Dunbar and Quigley both stand 5-foot-8.
Geographically, the group includes two Maine products and three newcomers from outside the state. Dunbar attended Gorham High School, while Levesque competed at Thornton Academy. Quigley arrives from Pinelands Regional High School in New Jersey, Fallon attended New Canaan High School in Connecticut, and Fedorisin joins the Monks from Vilseck High School in Germany.
The newcomers join a Saint Joseph’s program that posted an 18-13 overall record and an 11-2 mark in Great Northeast Athletic Conference play last season. The Monks’ 27-match schedule begins September 1 at the University of Southern Maine and includes an early trip to Virginia Beach, where Saint Joseph’s faces Millikin, Rowan, Swarthmore, and William Peace for the first time in program history. The slate features 13 GNAC matches, 14 non-conference contests, and 12 home dates. Saint Joseph’s opens its home and conference schedule against the University of Saint Joseph Connecticut on September 12 before closing the regular season at Lasell University on November 7.
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