Marlie Monserez

Personal: Marlie Monserez earned her bachelor’s degree in marketing at Florida. She obtained a master’s degree in transformative coaching and leadership at UCLA. Marlie Monserez is the daughter of Mathew and Patty Monserez. Her older sisters, Allie and Madison, also played volleyball at Florida. Her uncle, Marty, played basketball at Butler and is a member of the school’s athletic hall of fame. Marlie Monserez models her game after her sister, Allie. She owns two goldendoodles named Maui and Layla. Marlie Monserez also competed in track and field, basketball, and water sports growing up. Her hobbies include going to the beach, making pottery, baking, and going for walks. She lists Florida coaches Dave Boos and Mary Wise, UCLA coach Jenny Johnson Jordan, and high school coach Tanya Jarvis Starret as influences on her career. Marlie Monserez wears No. 33 because her sisters wore No. 11 and No. 22 in college.

2024 Season: Marlie Monserez compiled 2,017 leaderboard points during her first Athletes Unlimited Pro Volleyball season. She was a two-time Match MVP selection who saw action in 29 sets over 13 matches. Marlie Monserez ranked fifth in the circuit with 202 assists. She also collected 13 kills, 81 digs, three service aces, and five solo blocks. Marlie Monserez surpassed 20 assists in six contests, including four matches with 30 or more assists. She tallied 35 assists with nine digs and a pair of solo blocks to garner MVP 3 honors against Team Valentin-Anderson in her AU debut on October 3. Marlie Monserez finished Week One with 25 assists and nine digs against Team De La Cruz-Mejía on October 7. She returned to the starting lineup against Team De La Cruz-Mejía on October 18 and dished out 30 assists with 15 digs. Marlie Monserez authored a season-high 40 assists and added 10 digs against Team Abercrombie on October 20. She ended Week Three with MVP 2 accolades and 392 leaderboard points on 30 assists and a season-high 18 digs against Team Drews on October 21. Marlie Monserez posted nine matches with 100 or more leaderboard points, including two contests with 200 or more points.

Other Professional Experience: Marlie Monserez guided Atlanta Vibe to a 19-5 record during the inaugural Pro Volleyball Federation season in 2024. She was a Second-Team All-PVF performer who ranked third in the league with a 10.59 assist-per-set average. Marlie Monserez totaled 784 assists, 51 kills, 233 digs, and 13 blocks while appearing in all 24 matches. She repeated as a Second-Team All-PVF selection during her second season with the Vibe in 2025. Marlie Monserez finished third in the league with 998 assists, 61 kills, 10 service aces, and 16 blocks. She set a league record in a three-set match with 46 assists against Omaha Supernovas on April 19. Marlie Monserez compiled 60 assists against Indy Ignite on February 16.

At Florida: Marlie Monserez was a four-year letter winner at Florida who started 92 of 120 matches from 2018-21. She was a two-time AVCA All-America selection, including a Second-Team pick as a senior. Marlie Monserez also collected Third-Team All-America plaudits from Volleyball Magazine in 2021. She earned a pair of AVCA All-Southeast Region selections. Marlie Monserez was a member of the 2021 All-Southeastern Conference Team. She ended her career fifth on the Gators’ all-time ledger with 3,689 assists. Marlie Monserez is one of two players in program history with 3,500 or more assists during the rally-scoring era. She added 8.78 assists per set, including a career-best 11.15 assist-per-set average in her final season. Marlie Monserez compiled 271 kills, including a career-high 96 kills as a senior. She also tallied 907 digs with 62 service aces and 175 total blocks. Marlie Monserez served as the team’s primary setter for three seasons. She was a starter in every match as a senior who played in all 106 sets during the 2021 campaign. Marlie Monserez earned Second-Team AVCA All-America and Third Team VolleyballMag.com All-America plaudits after leading the Gators with 1,182 assists. She ranked 11th in the nation with an 11.15 assist-per-set average. Marlie Monserez also hit .423 with 96 kills in her final season at Florida. She recorded a career-best 23 service aces to rank third on the team. Marlie Monserez also ranked second on the squad with 277 digs. She was fourth on the team with 60 total blocks, including seven solo stops. Marlie Monserez registered 40 or more assists in 11 matches, including 56 assists against Minnesota, the second-highest total during a four-set match in the SEC in 2021. She also registered 56 assists against Mississippi State. Marlie Monserez posted five or more kills in five contests. She contributed 11 double-doubles. Marlie Monserez put down at least three blocks in eight matches, including a season-high five rejections against Arkansas. She downed a season-high seven kills against UC Davis and South Carolina. Marlie Monserez was named SEC Setter of the Week five times and collected a pair of SEC Player of the Week certificates. She started 24 matches as a junior in 2020. Marlie Monserez was recognized as an AVCA All-America Honorable Mention pick. She led the team with 866 assists and ranked third in the SEC with 10.31 assists per set. Marlie Monserez downed 74 attacks and dropped in 20 service aces. She tallied 231 digs and 50 total blocks. Marlie Monserez reached 40 assists in five contests, including 56 assists against Missouri. She registered 10 double-doubles. Marlie Monserez set a career single-match mark with nine blocks against Alabama. She boasted 20 or more digs twice, including 22 digs against Wisconsin in the NCAA regional final. Marlie Monserez took over for her sister, Allie, as Florida’s primary setter with a start in all 32 matches as a sophomore in 2019. She led the Gators with a career-best 1,204 assists. Marlie Monserez averaged 10.30 assists per set to rate fourth in the SEC. She ranked third on the team with 271 digs and fifth in total blocks (54). Marlie Monserez fashioned 81 kills, good for sixth on the team. She boasted 11 double-doubles. Marlie Monserez set a career mark with 63 assists against Ole Miss. She registered 15 matches with at least 40 assists, including four contests with over 50 helpers. Marlie Monserez appeared in 33 matches with five starts as a freshman in 2018. She finished second on the team with 437 assists. Marlie Monserez dished out a season-high 29 assists against Texas. She recorded two double-doubles. Marlie Monserez posted 128 digs, 20 kills, and 11 total blocks. She was a two-year member of the beach volleyball team at UCLA from 2022-23. Marlie Monserez tallied a 48-17 career record, including a 27-5 mark in her final season. She achieved a 22-5 mark against ranked opponents in 2023.