The University of Minnesota Crookston volleyball program announced the signing of Grace Arndorfer (MH, 5-9, Lino Lakes, Minn./Totino-Grace H.S.) to a National Letter of Intent. Arndorfer is the fifth signee for the Golden Eagle volleyball program.
Crookston played one official match in the spring of 2021 due to the COVID-19 cancelation of the fall 2020 season.
Arndorfer was a three-year starter and letter winner at Totino-Grace H.S. She helped lead her squad to a section runner-up finish during her sophomore and junior seasons. Andorfer competed for the Kokoro Volleyball Club and helped lead her 18-1’s squad to a 9-1 record at the AAU National Championships. Arndorfer had 55 total blocks as a junior for Totino-Grace H.S. “Grace is going to be a great addition to Golden Eagle Volleyball and we can’t wait to have her join us,” said Head Coach Sarah Morgan. “She will add athleticism and competitiveness to our team, making us better in our attacker position group. We are excited to get her to campus!”
Arndorfer plans to major in exercise science and wellness at UMC. She is the daughter of Steve and Rita Arndorfer.
