Weber State volleyball welcomes four new signees

OGDEN - Weber State volleyball and head coach Jeremiah Larsen are excited to announce the addition of four new players to the Wildcat team. Taliah Lee, Klaresa Sivas, Hailey Spencer and Hailee Garcia have signed with Weber State for the 2026 season. "I look forward to getting the opportunity to have these new players a part of our program," said Larsen. "I am excited to work with them as they grow in our gym."

Taliah Lee is a 5'11" outside hitter from Provo, Utah. Lee transferred from Holy Cross University to Weber State for the 2026 season. Prior to her time at Holy Cross, she played for Long Beach State.

While at Holy Cross, Lee played in 32 matches and recorded 300 kills (2.7 per set), 18 aces, 200 digs and 45 blocks during the 2025 season. She recorded double-digit kills in 17 matches, including 18 against Navy and a career-high 20 against Lafayette.

High School: Timpview

4 Time 5A All-Region First Team
2 Time 5A All-State First Team
2 Time Offensive MVP (2021, 2022)
2 Time UHSAA 5A State Champion (2020, 2022)

"Taliah comes from a wonderful volleyball background. She is talented and experienced. She will add depth to the talent level in our Outside Hitter pool," said Larsen.

Klaresa Sivas is a 5'3" libero from Hilo, Hawaii. Sivas transferred from Edinboro University to Weber State for the 2026 season.

During the 2025 season at Edinboro, Sivas appeared in 80 sets and recorded a total of 28 assists, 19 aces and 186 digs.

Sivas played club volleyball for Pilipa'a Na Wahine VBC.

High School: Waiakea

All-BIIF First Team 2024-25
All BIIF Honorable Mention 23-24
Most Outstanding Athlete - Waiakea HS 24-25
Most Outstanding Athlete 23-24
2025 Las Vegas Classic Champions (club season)
Hawaii Club State Champions 2024

"Resa has a great touch in serve-receive and is a very good defender. In our phone conversations, she made me believe that she is willing to do whatever it takes to help us win. And I loved that about her. I look forward to seeing how she will impact our volleyball team this spring," said Larsen.

Hailey Spencer is a 5'10" outside hitter from San Diego, California. Spencer transferred from Utah State to Weber State for the 2026 season.

Spencer redshirted with the Aggies during the 2025 season.

Spencer played club volleyball for Wave Volleyball Club and finished in third place at the Red Rock Invitational Tournament during her time with them.

High School: Del Norte
Senior Year

San Diego All-Coastal League First Team
Selected to the San Diego Region All-Star Game Team
Named to the Southern California Invitational All-Tournament Team
Girls Varsity MVP
Team Captain – Del Norte High School varsity volleyball
Beach Volleyball Team Captain – Del Norte High School
Del Norte High School Female Athlete of the Year – Nominee

Freshman Year

Named to the Southern California Invitational All-Tournament Team as a freshman
All-League Honorable Mention (San Diego All-Coastal League as a sophomore and junior)
Helped lead Del Norte to a second-place finish in the Southern California region of the CIF State Playoffs

Spencer was also a four-year varsity letter winner and academic letter recipient.

"Hailey is an incredibly motivated player. She wants to be great and is willing to work hard at developing her skill set. I am excited to see what heights she will hit in our program," said Larsen.

Hailee Garcia is a 5'10" setter from Syracuse, Utah. Garcia has spent the previous three years at Saint Mary's before transferring to Weber State for the 2026 season.

During her time with the Gaels, Garcia played in 280 sets, recording 34 kills, 1,101 assists and 74 service aces. Defensively, she's recorded 461 digs. She was also a 2x All-Academic WCC honorable mention.

High School: Syracuse

AVCA All-American 2021
Region 1 MVP 2021
Deseret News Ms. Volleyball 2021

"Hailee is coming home, and I am grateful she chose to come to Weber. She has played at a high level, and she is very talented," said Larsen. "I look forward to seeing the competition in our gym with our setters this fall. Our setters will grow if they embrace this competition, and we will be a better team for it."

Weber State University Athletics

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