McMillan Announces First Signing Class as Men's Volleyball Head CoachMcMillan Announces First Signing Class as Men's Volleyball Head Coach

McMillan Announces First Signing Class as Men's Volleyball Head Coach

The class includes a setter, middle blocker, and outside hitter

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Colin McMillan announced on Wednesday his first recruiting class as head coach of Penn State men’s volleyball. McMillan, who will begin his 20th season overall and his first as head coach of the Nittany Lions in 2026-27, received commitments from Keaton Crosbie, Timeo Domergue, and Gavyn Harrison.

The class includes three positions – setter, outside hitter, and middle blocker, and represents three different states. The players announced their commitment to a Penn State team that has won four consecutive EIVA titles, all while McMillan was an associate head coach.

A closer look at each signee:

KEATON CROSBIE
6-5, Setter
Providence, Utah/Green Canyon
Salt City Boys Volleyball Club

High School/Club Accomplishments
First-team all-state selection in Utah in each of his first three seasons at Green Canyon High School…Led the state in aces in each of those seasons…Three-time all-region…Named the Utah Freshman of the Year in 2024…Also plays basketball and helped team finish second in the state as a sophomore.

Personal
Parents are Jim and Amanie Crosbie…Both parents played basketball for Southern Utah University…Has two older sisters, Bailie and Brinlie…Brinlie played volleyball for Salt Lake Community College…Hobbies include, fly fishing, hunting, and camping…Plans to major in biology.

Why Penn State?
“The culture of the program is something that I have admired and believe I can thrive in. The coaches have high expectations of the athletes and I can tell that they want to push people to be great. The Penn State environment fits my personality, and I felt comfortable every time I visited the campus.  The people that I met around campus and in town were all very nice and polite and I loved how they love the University.”

Coach McMillan on Crosbie
“Keaton is an incredibly competitive athlete and will provide great physicality at the setter position. His demonstrated work ethic will be a great addition to our team. He has all the tools to be a great setter and leader at Penn State.”

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TIMEO DOMERGUE
6-6, Outside Hitter
Boca Raton, Fla./Spanish River Community
Team Florida All-Stars

High School/Club Accomplishments
Helped Spanish River Community High School win district titles in each of the past three seasons…Was a member of the 2026 USA Men’s U19 National Team…Earned multiple All-America honors at the club level.

Personal
Parents are Geoff and Severine Domergue…Hobbies include playing the guitar and saxophone, cooking, snorkeling, and body surfing…Plans to major in biology.

Why Penn State?
“Penn State had such an amazing atmosphere when I was on my visit. The people were welcoming, and the athletic department as a whole was so sensational that it was an honor to be in the room.”

Coach McMillan on Domergue
“Timeo has athletic ability and arm talent are immediately a weapon for us. His capacity to score points at the net and from behind the endline can impact any match that he is in. His outgoing personality and joy for competition will be on display in the gym from day one.”

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GAVYN HARRISON
6-6, Middle Blocker
Laguna Niguel, Calif./Santa Margarita Catholic
Balboa Bay Volleyball Club

High School/Club Accomplishments
Named second-team All-Trinity League after helping Santa Margarita Catholic High School win the Trinity League title in 2026…Has played seven years with Balboa Bay Volleyball Club and was named the 17u Club MVP and a 16u Nationals All-American.

Personal
Parents are Dennis and Monique Harrison…Dad played basketball and mom played volleyball for Colorado University…Has one younger brother, Roman…Hobbies include building Legos and video games…Plans to major in kinesiology.

Why Penn State?
“Penn State gives me the best opportunity to be a physical therapist as it has one of the top kinesiology programs in the country.”

Coach McMillan on Harrison
“Gavyn is just scratching the surface of what he can become as a volleyball player. His athletic ability will translate well to the collegiate level, especially as he gets stronger. We are excited about the future for him!”

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