A former Abilene Christian University volleyball player is moving forward in her career. Becca Siedenburg, a standout from the ACU volleyball team, has signed a professional deal. This development comes as the university's volleyball team is preparing for a new era.
The team is set to begin competing in the United Athletic Conference. Further details about Siedenburg's professional opportunity and the team's upcoming season can be found through local news sources, including KTXS.
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