The 2025 Academic All-District® Women’s Volleyball Team, selected by College Sports Communicators, recognizes the nation’s top student-athletes for their combined performances on the field and in the classroom. The CSC Academic All-America® program separately recognizes honorees in four divisions – NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II, NCAA Division III and NAIA. Members of the All-District Team must meet a minimum 3.50 cumulative grade-point average and have played in 90 percent or started 67 percent of team games in the current season. 

Medearis owns a 3.54 GPA and is completing a degree in general studies. Medearis has been named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll three times.. Medearis played in 26 matches in her senior season. She registered a season-high of 12 kills against Mercyhurst and a season-high of seven blocks at Milwaukee. She collected 156 kills and 62 blocks in her last year in Fort Wayne.

Rosneck has a 3.82 GPA and is majoring in social sciences. Rosneck was also named Horizon League Academic All-League Team and All-Horizon League Second Team. She played in all 29 matches this season after appearing in 31 matches in her freshman season. She recorded double-digit kills in 20 matches and had 20 or more kills in seven matches. She tallied a season-high 25 kills against Green Bay. She finished her sophomore season with a total of 408 kills.

Plemons owns a 4.0 GPA and is pursuing a degree in business. She was also named Horizon League Academic All-League. Plemons had a season-long hitting percentage of .365, which is the fourth-best in program history and best in the rally scoring era. She had 10 kills and 10 blocks in the season opener against Middle Tennessee and registered a season-high 15 kills at Butler. She accumulated 197 kills and 107 blocks over the course of her sophomore season.

Barrett has a 3.99 GPA in the pursuit of a degree in education. Barrett was also named CSC Academic All-District in 2024. Barrett was also recently named Horizon League Academic All-League. Barrett played in all 29 matches this season. She had 20 or more digs in 11 matches. She recorded a career-high of 31 digs against Cleveland State and Wright State. She had a double-double of 18 digs and 10 assists against Mercyhurst. She recorded 494 digs and 100 assists throughout her junior season.

 

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Saint Francis women’s volleyball players Alexa Chapla, Kori McClure, Korrin Burns, and Alexandra Sappia were named to the 2025 College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team.

College Sports Communicators (formerly CoSIDA) recognizes the nation’s top student-athletes for their combined performances on the court and in the classroom. In order to be eligible to earn a CSC Academic All-District selection, a student-athlete must be at least a sophomore academically and athletically, own a grade point average above 3.50 and must compete in 90 percent of contests or start in at least 66 percent of contests. 

Chapla, a Physical Therapy major, maintained a GPA of 3.889. The senior from Pittsburgh, Pa., played in 28 matches of the 2025 season and registered 26 assists, 41 aces, and 156 digs. Over her four years, she obtained 72 matches played, 53 aces, and 226 digs.

McClure, a Exercise Physiology major, maintained a GPA of 3.616. The senior has now been named a CSC Academic All-District selection for the second year, first being in 2023. The Westerville, Ohio native started all 29 matches this season registering 14 assists, 36 aces, 58 digs, 77 blocks, and 236 kills. She was named NEC Player of the Week, named to the All-NEC second team, and All-Tournament team in 2025. Throughout her four years as a Red Flash, McClure recorded 83 matches played, 66 aces, 120 assists, 151 blocks, 304 digs, and 664 kills.

Burns, a Physical Therapy major from Clarion, Pa., maintained a 3.815 GPA. The junior has now been named a CSC Academic All-District selection for the third consecutive year. She recorded 29 starts, 23 assists, 28 aces, 40 blocks, 254 assists, and 588 kills. Burns was named to the NEC All-Tournament team, NEC Player of the Year, All-NEC first team, ECAC Offensive Player of the Year and first team, and All-Region honorable mention. Throughout her career she has collected 86 starts, 65 assists, 97 aces, 99 blocks, 695 digs, and 1,427 kills.

Sappia, a Physical Therapy major, held a 3.935 GPA. This is the second time she has been named a CSC Academic All-District selection for the second consecutive year. The West Palm Beach, Fla. native started all 29 games recording 31 kills, 36 blocks, 63 aces, 210 digs, and 1,238 assists. In only three years the junior gained 59 blocks, 68 kills, 154 aces, 551 digs, and 2,688 assists. Sappia was named to the All-NEC first team and ECAC first team.

Sappia, McClure, and Burns join Maggie Hogan (2023-2025) on the list of Saint Francis women’s volleyball CSC Academic All-District members who have earned this accolade two times. Burns and Hogan are the only women’s volleyball players to claim this three times. 

ORONO, Maine — The America East Conference named Maine’s Charlie Collins as the America East Conference Male Track Athlete of the Week, the conference announced Tuesday.

Collins had a strong performance at Maine’s Black Bear Invitational on Friday December 12. Collins finished first in the 3,000m with a time of 8:32.35 and secured second place with a mile time of 4:09.88.

This is Collins’ first award of the Indoor Track campaign.

Collins and the Black Bears return to action on January 17th as they take on the Bates College Invitational.

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Wisconsin volleyball upset No. 1-seed Texas to advance to the NCAA Tournament Final Four on Sunday evening.

The Badgers won the Regional Final match 3-1 (25-22, 25-21, 20-25, 25-19), avenging an early-season sweep at the hands of the Longhorns. Star Mimi Colyer again led Wisconsin with 23 of its 67 total kills. The Badgers as a whole hit 29.4%, compared to Texas’ 25%.

Wisconsin booked a Final Four trip to Kansas City, Missouri, with the win. The team will face No. 1-seed Kentucky in the semifinals, with the winner set meet the winner of No. 1 Pittsburgh and No. 3 Texas A&M in the championship game on Sunday.

With just a few days remaining until the Badgers play in their seventh Final Four, here is where and when to watch the action.

ORONO, Maine — The America East Conference named Maine’s Bayleigh Shanahan as the America East Female Track Athlete of the Week, the conference announced Tuesday.

Shanahan set two new personal records at the Black Bear Invitational on Friday December 12. Finishing in first place in the 60m dash with a time of 7.97 and finished four in the 300m with a time of 43.42, capping off a successful home meet performance.

This is Shanahan’s first weekly award of the Indoor Track campaign.

Shanahan and the Black Bears return to action on January 17th as they open their spring semester at the Bates College Invitational.

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MILWAUKEE, Wis. – Marquette volleyball head coach Tom Mendoza has announced the addition of Ball State transfer Carson Tyler to the Golden Eagles. 

“We are excited to add a player of Carson’s ability and character. As good of a volleyball player Carson is, she’s an even better person and the type of teammate who will fit in really well with our group and what we are building at Marquette” Mendoza said of Tyler.

A native of Pavillion, New York, Tyler arrives in Milwaukee after two seasons at Ball State from 2024-25, and will join the Golden Eagles for the Spring 2026 semester. She will have two years of eligibility remaining. 

This past season, Tyler earned MAC Player of the Year, First Team All-MAC, and AVCA First Team All-Midwest Region honors after posting 506 kills (4.18 kills/set) while hitting .324 on the season, 581 total points (4.80 points/set) and 321 digs (2.32 digs/set). Her attacking numbers each ranked first in the MAC this past season, and while her 506 kills ranked 17th in NCAA DI.  

In her freshman campaign with the Cardinals in 2024, Tyler provided one of the most prolific freshman seasons in school history, earning AVCA Midwest Region Freshman of the Year and AVCA Midwest All-Region Honorable Mention honors. Her play also rewarded her MAC Freshman of the Year, All-Freshman Team, and First Team All-MAC honors. That season, she ranked second in the league with 4.22 kills/set and 374 total kills. 

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