Camryn Wise

Camryn Wise and Sophie Ledbetter celebrate at Kent State

Photo by: Brayden Goins / Ball State Athletics

Ball State celebrates a point versus Western Michigan

Position:
Middle Hitter
Height:
5-11
Class:
Senior
High School:
Wapahani
Hometown:
Parker City, IN

Career Notes Entering 2026 Season:
• Played in 76 of a possible 95 matches over her Ball State career
• Has seen action in 263 of a possible 365 sets
• 2025 First Team All-MAC
• 2023 MAC All-Freshman Team
• 2025 CSC Academic All-District
• Two-Time Academic All-MAC (2024 & 2025)
• Led the MAC and ranked 23rd nationally with a .398 attack percentage in 2025, including a league-best .425 rate of success in conference play
• Smashed a career-high 14 kills vs. Ohio (Oct. 24, 2025)
• Collected a career-high nine total blocks on two occasions
• Credited with double-digit kills in 10 career matches

2025 (Jr.): Earned third letter at Ball State … First Team All-MAC ... Academic All-MAC and CSC Academic All-District ... one of only two players on the squad to start all 31 matches and see action in all 121 sets ... led the MAC and ranked 23rd nationally with a .398 attack percentage, including a league-best .425 rate of success in conference play ... smashed double-digit kills in nine matches and ranked third on the squad with a 2.02 kills-per-set average ... credited with a career-high 14 kills in the five-set win over Ohio (Oct. 24) ... finished the season with 13 kills and a .524 (13-2-21) attack percentage in the MAC Tournament semifinals matchup with Toledo (Nov. 22) ... scored 12 kills in three matches ... hit .500-or-better in nine outings, including a .667 (6-0-9) effort in the sweep at Bowling Green (Oct. 17) and a .579 (12-1-19) mark in the five-set win at Marquette (Sept. 12) ... blasted at least two kills in all 31 matches ... also led the team with a 98 total blocks, including 16 solo stuffs and 82 block assists ... credited with at least one block in all 31 matches, with a season-high seven total blocks in four outings ... earned 39 digs, three assists and two service aces on the year.

2024 (So.): Earned second letter at Ball State … Academic All-MAC … played in 22 matches, making 16 starts … saw action in 57 of a possible 115 sets … opened the year with a season-best nine kills and a career-best .818 (9-0-11) attack percentage in a sweep of Seton Hall (Aug. 30) … registered at least one kill in 18 matches, with five-or-more on seven occasions … finished the season with a .282 attack percentage, hitting .300-or-better in 10 outings … credited with 38 total blocks, including five solo blocks and 33 block assists … earned at least one block in 17 matches, paced by a season-high five versus Miami (Nov. 12) … served up seven aces and was credited with 22 total digs … dished out four assists.

2023 (Fr.): Earned first letter at Ball State … MAC All-Freshman Team ... played in 23 matches, making 22 starts … saw action in 85 of a possible 120 sets … thrust into the lineup due to injuries at Western Kentucky (Sept. 15) and went on to start the final 22 matches of the season … finished the year ranked second in the MAC and 116th nationally with a 1.09 blocks-per-set average … tallied 93 total blocks on the season, including 10 solo blocks and 83 block assists … credited with at least one block in 21 matches, including a career-high nine (two solo and seven assists) versus Akron (Oct. 13) and versus Ohio (Oct. 28) … secured five-or-more blocks in eight matches … smashed a season-high 11 kills at Buffalo (Oct. 21), while also hitting .500 (11-2-18) in the contest … logged at least one kill in 22 matches, with five-or-more 10 times … finished the season with a .348 attack percentage, including a season-best .700 (8-1-10) effort versus NIU (Nov. 10) … hit .500-or-better in seven matches.

Phillips on Wise: Cam is a competitor. She's not the tallest in stature but she makes up for it in her fire and heart. She has an extremely fast arm and gets on the ball as quick as anyone. She works hard in transition and simply finds ways to help her team score points. She's continued to develop her back court game recently which will help her be even more versatile for us, but she will add much needed depth to our middle position as well as a fire to a gym!

Career Highlights: A four-year letterwinner for coach Kati Weir, a four-year Ball State women's volleyball letterwinner herself, at Wapahani High School … captained the Raiders to a 32-5 record and the 2022 IHSAA Class 2A State Championship as a senior … led Wapahani to a 117-22 record over her career, including IHSAA State Championship runner-up finishes as a freshman and sophomore … first team all-state selection as a sophomore and junior, after earning second team honors as a freshman … finished her career with 1,351 career kills, including a match-high 22 in the championship match of the 2022 IHSAA State Finals versus Linton-Stockton … hit .322 over her career, while adding 275 total blocks, 222 service aces and 411 digs over 426 career sets played … earned first team all-conference and first-team all-county all four years … picked for the North vs. South All-Star Match as a junior, going on to earn MVP honors at the event … four-time academic all-state honoree … also earned four letters in basketball for Wapahani, earning all-county and all-conference honors all four seasons … also an all-state honorable mention and a member of the 1000 point and 500 rebound clubs … played club volleyball at Munciana from 13U to 18U.

Why Ball State: I chose Ball State because it feels like a fit for me in every single way. The coaches and team really made me feel at home on the visit. Their coaching style is one I know I can thrive in, and I want to be a part of something truly great at the next level and get a great education along with it.