Annayka Legros

Personal: Annayka Legros is the daughter of Wedesse Jean-Gilles. She can also speak French. Annayka Legros notes Andre Sa as a mentor. She lists her mom as a personal idol. Annayka Legros also participated in ballet growing up. Her hobbies include baking and dancing.

Other Professional Experience: Annayka Legros played in the Swiss League for Genéve Volley and Volleya Obwalden during the 2017-18 season. She then moved to Saint-Raphael Var Volley-Ball for the 2019-20 campaign. Annayka Legros joined Istres Provence Volley in the French league in 2020. She played for Vandoeuvre Nancy Volley-Ball in 2022-23 before joining Volley Mulhouse Alsace for two seasons between 2023-25. Annayka Legros was named Best Spiker in France’s Saforelle Power 6 in 2022-23 and 2024-25. She also earned Best Spiker laurels at the 2023 French Cup. Annayka Legros claimed the French Cup title with Alsace in 2025. She signed to play for Madison in the 2026 League One Volleyball season.

At Coastal Carolina: Annayka Legros appeared in 301 sets over 100 matches at Coastal Carolina between 2013-16. She ended her college career with 703 kills, 93 digs, and 270 total blocks while hitting .336. Annayka Legros appeared in all 112 sets across 33 matches as a senior in 2016. She was named to the AVCA All-South Region and All-Sun Belt Teams. Annayka Legros earned a spot on the Sun Belt All-Tournament Team after leading all players with a .420 hitting percentage and 2.55 kills per set over three matches. She paced the Sun Belt with a .411 hitting percentage, which was the second-highest mark in Coastal Carolina history. Annayka Legros finished seventh in the league with 2.85 kills per set. She reached double-digits in kills in 13 matches, including a season-high 20 kills against Georgia Tech and 19 kills against JMU in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Annayka Legros registered at least one block in every match, including five or more total rejections in nine contests. She was a Second Team All-Big South selection as a junior after playing in 89 sets over 28 matches with 26 starts. Annayka Legros ranked third in the Big South with a .364 hitting percentage. She led the Chanticleers with 60 total blocks and finished fifth with 209 kills. Annayka Legros reached the 10-kill plateau in 10 matches, including a season-high 14 kills against Siena. She saw action in 84 sets over 29 matches as a sophomore in 2014. Annayka Legros compiled 165 kills, including 13 kills in the Big South Tournament quarterfinal against Gardner-Webb. She averaged 1.04 blocks per set after registering 87 total blocks, including a team-high 38 solo rejections. Annayka Legros earned time in 16 sets over 10 matches as a true freshman in 2013. She totaled 12 kills, one dig, and seven blocks. Annayka Legros finished with five kills and six total blocks against High Point.