University of Hawaii women’s volleyball standout Caylen Alexander has entered the NCAA transfer portal.
The junior outside hitter has yet to announce the move herself, however KHON2 Sports has confirmed that her name was entered into the portal on December 9.
Billy Hull of the Honolulu Star Advertiser was first to report.
Alexander, a native of Alpharetta, Georgia, was a dominant force for the Rainbow Wahine during the 2024 season. In Hawaii’s NCAA Tournament loss to TCU last week, she capped off a stellar campaign in which she led NCAA Division I in total kills (611) and total points (676.5). She ranked fifth nationally in kills per set (5.09) and seventh in points per set (5.64). Alexander was named Big West Offensive Player of the Year and became a member of UH’s prestigious 1,000-kills club, finishing the season with 1,225 career kills, ranking 16th in program history.
In 2023, Alexander earned All-Big West honorable mention honors as a sophomore, appearing in 31 matches (26 starts) and playing in 103 sets. She ranked second on the team and eighth in the Big West with 319 kills.