Senior Destiny Wiggins is off! As of this month, Wiggins commits to Queens University of Charlotte, pursuing her dream of playing Division I volleyball. As someone who has been playing since the age of 13, this stands as a huge accomplishment, and demonstrates her dedication to her sport.

Wiggins begins her volleyball career as a hitter, later transitioning to a libero. As for her career highlights, Wiggins recorded 436 digs, 438 service receptions, 91 assists, and 36 aces. In one match, Wiggins registers 31 digs!  These accomplishments reflect years of hard work, dedication, and commitment to improving her skills. When we ask about any advice she has for future players, she says, “Never give up, no matter what, and stay disciplined. Hard work really pays off.” Her consistent performance on the court leaves a lasting impression and inspiration to others. 

Following an incredible school season this year, Wiggins begins a new chapter in the Charlotte,  North Carolina area. When asked what influenced her decision, Wiggins says, “I really liked my coaches and teammates, the campus, and the North Carolina Charlotte area. It felt like the right fit for me both on and off the court.” Wiggins will be playing alongside her school teammate Layni Tobias, who has also commits to Queens University of Charlotte in the fall. The NBP Varsity Volleyball team’s success can be attributed to their ability to work together, with Wiggins sharing, “Everyone on the team has a really good dynamic and gets along very well. We’re supportive of each other both on and off the court.” The team is a great example of  just how important a cohesive team is when it comes to success. 

Wiggins’ achievements both on and off the court mark the beginning of an exciting change as she continues her volleyball career in college, while emphasizing the importance of discipline and teamwork, values that have define her high school experience.