BOYERTOWN, Penn. --- Biola Women's Volleyball is getting another all-star recruit with the addition of Emily Wolfe, a middle hitter from Boyertown, Pennsylvania. 

Wolfe was a four-year varsity player at Boyertown High and earned four-straight all-conference honors, including three First Team selections. She received Capitol Hill Classic Best Blocker Award and was named her team's Most Valuable Player in multiple years while also earning a prestigious spot on the USA High Performance Team. 

Wolfe posted the best overall hitting stat during her time on that national team, coming in at a .366-clip.

Wolfe is looking forward to majoring in kinesiology at Biola and hopes to become a coach when her playing days are complete. She studies at the PA Cyber Charter School for her academics during high school while dual-enrolling at Boyertown High to compete with the Bears.

Outside of school and volleyball, Wolfe enjoys doing yearly overseas mission trips, painting and having a small photography business. She is also excited to attend a university that has an amazing coaching staff and gives its athletes many opportunities to succeed: 

"I chose Biola because of the location, the coaching staff, the team atmosphere, and the Christian atmosphere all around," said Wolfe. "I am excited to be playing at a higher level with amazing coaching and at a school that has so much athletic support and success. It is a perfect fit for me academically and athletically."

More information on the incoming 2020-21 class that will join Wolfe at Biola can be found on the Committed Athletes page.