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Jersey Number 13
Saige Damrow
- Position:
- Defensive Specialist
- Height:
- 5-8
- Class:
- Junior
- Hometown:
- Howards Grove, Wis.
- High School:
- Howards Grove
- Deals:
Awards & Honors
2023-24 Academic All-Big Ten
2025: Sophomore at Creighton
• Won a close battle for CU’s libero spot to open the season and made her Bluejay debut with match-high 15 digs vs. No. 2 Penn State (Aug. 23).
• Damrow had 10 digs or more in each of her first 11 matches this fall, the fourth-longest streak to open a CU career in program history.
• Owned 20 digs and two aces in win vs. No. 14 Kansas (Aug. 31).
• Dug 19 balls in 3-1 win vs. San Diego (Sept. 5) and in 3-0 win vs. Rice (Sept. 13).
• Had a serve reception that turned into a kill at Seton Hall (Nov. 15), while also serving a career-high six aces against the Pirates.
• Moved to defensive specialist on Sept. 21 for win vs. No. 17 Kansas and has played in that role ever since, with Creighton going 21-0 since that switch.
• Had 13 digs, her most since Sept. 16, in BIG EAST Tournament finals sweep vs. Xavier (Nov. 23).
• Wisconsin transfer who averaged 2.28 digs per set last season for the Badgers, splitting time between the libero and defensive specialist roles.
• Was nation’s No. 10 Senior Ace out of high school (No. 2 libero).
2024: Redshirt Freshman at Wisconsin
• Averaged 2.28 digs per set for a Badger team that went 26-7 and reached the Elite Eight.
• Wisconsin played 15 matches against Top 25 competition, winning eight of those.
• The Badgers also went 17-3 in the Big Ten, good for third place.
• UW went 14-4 when she played.
• Used at libero for the first time against sixth-ranked Louisville (Aug. 27), tallying two assists and nine digs.
• Played as the team’s libero during the final five matches of the regular-season.
• Recorded a career-high 21 digs twice, doing it against both No. 16 Minnesota (Nov. 20) and Ohio State (Nov. 27).
• Had a season-high two aces against both Ohio State (Nov. 27) and Fairfield (Dec. 5).
2023: Medically Redshirted at Wisconsin
• Played in just three matches and six sets during her rookie season with the Badgers.
• Missed the bulk of the season due to injury, earning a medical redshirt.
• Made collegiate debut at Marquette (Sept. 13), recording season-highs of five assists and four digs.
• Also recorded two digs at Florida (Sept. 17).
• Final appearance of the season came on Sept. 22 vs. Northwestern.
• Was an Academic All-Big Ten selection.
• Verbally committed to Wisconsin in eighth grade and received first scholarship offers (from other programs) in seventh grade.
Howards Grove High School
• Ranked as the No. 2 libero in country by PrepVolleyball, as well as the No. 10 Senior Ace overall.
• Two-time Junior Volleyball Association (JVA) All-American.
• Named the 2022-23 Gatorade Wisconsin Volleyball Player of the Year after she had 353 digs, 333 kills, 75 aces and hit .375.
• Made the USA U17 Training Team as a freshman and the USA U18 Training Team as a sophomore.
• Honored as an Under Armour All-American in 2022.
• Named to AVCA Best and Brightest First Team and First Team All-American selection.
• A four-time Big East Conference Player of the Year, as well as a four-time unanimous first-team all-conference selection.
• Chosen as the 2022 Lakeshore Elite Player of the Year.
• Three-time unanimous First Team All-State pick.
• Was a four-time high school team captain and four-time state champion while being coached by her dad.
• Named to the All-Tournament Team at state as a senior.
• Selected a National High School Coaches Association Academic All-American.
• A member of the National Honor Society.
• Competed in soccer for a year, picking up First Team All-Conference and Defensive Player of the Year honors.
Personal
• Daughter of Brett and Carrie Damrow.
• Has a sister, Autumn, and a brother, Trace.
• Is a journalism major.
• Three words to describe her hometown are small country community.
• Sports hero is Misty May.
• Favorite food is pancakes.
• Her 2025 summer job was working camps.
• Dream vacation destination is Maldives.
• Three dream dinner guests would be Kevin Hart Kobe Bryant and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.
• Best birthday gift she ever got was a cat.
• Most improved teammate is Ivy Leuck.
• Go-to pregame music artist is SZA.
• Best friend on another college team is Ohio State’s Ella Wrobel.
• Best sports memory is winning four high school state championships.
• Favorite show on Netflix is Stranger Things.
• In 10 years, would like to be doing sports broadcasting and traveling.
• Favorite holiday is Halloween.
• Match she’s most excited for is Nebraska.
• Favorite BIG EAST city besides Omaha is New York City.
• Movie she’s watched the most is Me Before You.
2023-24 Academic All-Big Ten
2025: Sophomore at Creighton
• Won a close battle for CU’s libero spot to open the season and made her Bluejay debut with match-high 15 digs vs. No. 2 Penn State (Aug. 23).
• Damrow had 10 digs or more in each of her first 11 matches this fall, the fourth-longest streak to open a CU career in program history.
• Owned 20 digs and two aces in win vs. No. 14 Kansas (Aug. 31).
• Dug 19 balls in 3-1 win vs. San Diego (Sept. 5) and in 3-0 win vs. Rice (Sept. 13).
• Had a serve reception that turned into a kill at Seton Hall (Nov. 15), while also serving a career-high six aces against the Pirates.
• Moved to defensive specialist on Sept. 21 for win vs. No. 17 Kansas and has played in that role ever since, with Creighton going 21-0 since that switch.
• Had 13 digs, her most since Sept. 16, in BIG EAST Tournament finals sweep vs. Xavier (Nov. 23).
• Wisconsin transfer who averaged 2.28 digs per set last season for the Badgers, splitting time between the libero and defensive specialist roles.
• Was nation’s No. 10 Senior Ace out of high school (No. 2 libero).
2024: Redshirt Freshman at Wisconsin
• Averaged 2.28 digs per set for a Badger team that went 26-7 and reached the Elite Eight.
• Wisconsin played 15 matches against Top 25 competition, winning eight of those.
• The Badgers also went 17-3 in the Big Ten, good for third place.
• UW went 14-4 when she played.
• Used at libero for the first time against sixth-ranked Louisville (Aug. 27), tallying two assists and nine digs.
• Played as the team’s libero during the final five matches of the regular-season.
• Recorded a career-high 21 digs twice, doing it against both No. 16 Minnesota (Nov. 20) and Ohio State (Nov. 27).
• Had a season-high two aces against both Ohio State (Nov. 27) and Fairfield (Dec. 5).
2023: Medically Redshirted at Wisconsin
• Played in just three matches and six sets during her rookie season with the Badgers.
• Missed the bulk of the season due to injury, earning a medical redshirt.
• Made collegiate debut at Marquette (Sept. 13), recording season-highs of five assists and four digs.
• Also recorded two digs at Florida (Sept. 17).
• Final appearance of the season came on Sept. 22 vs. Northwestern.
• Was an Academic All-Big Ten selection.
• Verbally committed to Wisconsin in eighth grade and received first scholarship offers (from other programs) in seventh grade.
Howards Grove High School
• Ranked as the No. 2 libero in country by PrepVolleyball, as well as the No. 10 Senior Ace overall.
• Two-time Junior Volleyball Association (JVA) All-American.
• Named the 2022-23 Gatorade Wisconsin Volleyball Player of the Year after she had 353 digs, 333 kills, 75 aces and hit .375.
• Made the USA U17 Training Team as a freshman and the USA U18 Training Team as a sophomore.
• Honored as an Under Armour All-American in 2022.
• Named to AVCA Best and Brightest First Team and First Team All-American selection.
• A four-time Big East Conference Player of the Year, as well as a four-time unanimous first-team all-conference selection.
• Chosen as the 2022 Lakeshore Elite Player of the Year.
• Three-time unanimous First Team All-State pick.
• Was a four-time high school team captain and four-time state champion while being coached by her dad.
• Named to the All-Tournament Team at state as a senior.
• Selected a National High School Coaches Association Academic All-American.
• A member of the National Honor Society.
• Competed in soccer for a year, picking up First Team All-Conference and Defensive Player of the Year honors.
Personal
• Daughter of Brett and Carrie Damrow.
• Has a sister, Autumn, and a brother, Trace.
• Is a journalism major.
• Three words to describe her hometown are small country community.
• Sports hero is Misty May.
• Favorite food is pancakes.
• Her 2025 summer job was working camps.
• Dream vacation destination is Maldives.
• Three dream dinner guests would be Kevin Hart Kobe Bryant and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.
• Best birthday gift she ever got was a cat.
• Most improved teammate is Ivy Leuck.
• Go-to pregame music artist is SZA.
• Best friend on another college team is Ohio State’s Ella Wrobel.
• Best sports memory is winning four high school state championships.
• Favorite show on Netflix is Stranger Things.
• In 10 years, would like to be doing sports broadcasting and traveling.
• Favorite holiday is Halloween.
• Match she’s most excited for is Nebraska.
• Favorite BIG EAST city besides Omaha is New York City.
• Movie she’s watched the most is Me Before You.
Creighton Volleyball vs Nebraska Postgame Press Conference Spring Match
Saturday, April 18
Nebraska Volleyball vs Creighton Postgame Press Conference Spring Match
Saturday, April 18
Creighton Volleyball Media Availability - 4/15/26
Wednesday, April 15
Creighton vs. Kentucky Volleyball Press Conference - 12/13/25
Sunday, December 14
