The Cavaliers bring back some firepower led by Mallory Madison (280 kills) and Cassidy Copeland (267 kills). Copeland also led College Park in the middle with 99 blocks a year ago. Defensively, Morgan Madison had a great debut season as a freshman with 496 digs, sister Mallory had 357.
They will be the two defensive stalwarts in 2022 as well. They will have to find a setter to get the offense moving and feed it to Mallory along with Peyton Sedlacek on the outside as well.
For Warren, the decision to to commit to Houston was all about the loyalty the Houston staff has shown him from the beginning.
“Houston was there at the beginning of my recruitment and has stuck with me ever since offering,” Warren said. “That was really one of the biggest factors for me committing was just the loyalty they’ve shown me from the start.”
The ability to stay home and play at a Power Four school in Houston also meant a great deal to Warren.
“Just knowing that I’m close to home and my family is close by feels really good,” he said. “My family and friends are all excited and just being able to help build up that program that they’re building there is exciting.”
Now with his commitment out of the way, Warren is looking forward a big senior year with Iowa Colony.
“We lost a lot of people from last year’s team and we know we’re going to have to put in a lot of work to go further than we went last year,” Warren said. “Getting my commitment out of the way before the season was big for me because at the end of the day my goal is to go 16-0 before I head off to Houston.”
Houston has a star in Iowa Colony’s Jayden Warren, watch out for him and the Pioneers this fall as they look for another deep playoff run in 2025.
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