Morehead, Ky. -- Morehead State volleyball alum
M.E. Hargan has signed a contract to play professionally with Denizli Buyuksehir Belediyespor in Denizli, Turkey.
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"I'm very excited to continue my volleyball career with Denizli," said Hargan. "I'm also super stoked to just experience the city, the people, the culture, the team and the community as a whole."
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Denizli competes in Turkey's Kadinlar 1Â Ligi (Women's First League), which is the second-highest level of Turkish women's volleyball, just below the elite Sultanlar Ligi. Denizli has qualified for the league's promotion playoff during the 2025-26 season.
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"We are incredibly proud of M.E. and excited to see her continue her volleyball journey professionally in Turkey," said Morehead State head coach
Kyrsten Becker-McBride. "She is an exceptionally talented and determined person whose love for the game has been evident throughout her four years in our program.
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"Playing professionally has been a goal of hers and she has worked incredibly hard to create this opportunity for herself", added Becker-McBride. "She's joining a competitive club and embracing a new challenge, and we can't wait to watch her represent both herself and her Eagle volleyball family on the international stage."
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Hargan capped an outstanding career at Morehead State last fall being named the Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Year and a spot on the All-OVC First Team for the third consecutive season. She was also an Honorable Mention AVCA All-Region selection. She slugged 493 kills in the 2025 campaign, which ranks third-most in the modern, 25-point rally scoring era (2008-present).
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Her 1,488 career kills tally is 10
th all-time in Morehead State volleyball. She ranks fourth in the rally-scoring era (2001-present) and third in the modern era. Her 4,282 total attacks are eighth-most in program history across all eras and second-most in the modern era.
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"It has been a waiting game to find a team and Denizli game me what I was looking for while making me feel super comfortable and welcomed already," added Hargan. "I can't wait to go!"
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