To be nominated, a student-athlete must be a starter or important reserve with at least a 3.50 cumulative grade point average (on a 4.0 scale) at his/her current institution. Student-athletes must compete in 90 percent of the institution’s games/contests/sets played OR must start in at least 66 percent of the games/contests/sets. The 2025 Academic All-District Women’s Volleyball Teams, selected by College Sports Communicators, recognize 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 volleyball honorees in four divisions — NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II, NCAA Division III and NAIA.
 

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Four Zips Named to the CSC Volleyball Academic All-District Team

Jaryn Morgan, Vanessa Del Real, Gabby Brissett and Martina Villani were named to the 2025-26 CSC Academic All-District® Women’s Volleyball team, as announced on December 16, 2025.

Ball State Cardinals

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Four Falcons Named CSC Academic All-District

Four members of the Bowling Green State University volleyball team have been named to the 2025 Academic All-District® Team, selected by College Sports Communicators (formerly CoSIDA). The teams were announced Tuesday afternoon (Dec. 16). Jessica Andrews, Sydnie Hernandez, Avery Hobson and Helen Wilford were all named to the team. The Mid-American Conference had 41 honorees. Nine teams from the conference, including Bowling Green, had the maximum number of recipients with four.

Jessica Andrews was an elite force for the Falcons during the 2025 season, landing a career-high 234 kills on top of 101 blocks. A senior, Andrews concluded her time in the Orange and Brown with multiple record book accolades, including 58 solo blocks, 401 block assists, 459 total blocks and a .302 career hitting percentage. 

Transitioning into the team’s libero this season, Sydnie Hernandez led the Falcons in both digs (471) and aces (41) this season. Her ace total also ranked fourth during the program’s Rally Scoring Era. Hernandez was the only Falcon this year to appear in all 124 sets played and was one of three to compete in all 32 matches. 

Arriving at BGSU prior to the season from Duquesne, Avery Hobson jumped into action for the Falcons, leading the team in kills with a career-high 376 during the 2025 campaign. Hobson tallied double-digit kills in 15 straight matches from Sept. 12 to Oct. 24 and logged six double-doubles for the Falcons. She was also one of two Falcons to start all 32 matches.

One of three Falcons to appear in all 32 matches, Helen Wilford led the team in blocks with a career-high 236. She finished the season tied for 40th in the nation for the stat while also tying for ninth during the program’s Rally Scoring Era. Of the 136 blocks for Wilford, 124 were logged as block assists, tying for eighth during BGSU’s Rally Scoring Era. 

Adams, Forlin, and Kleidon Earn CSC Academic All-District Honors

The University at Buffalo women’s volleyball team was represented by three student-athletes on the 2025 College Sports Communicators (formerly CoSIDA) Academic All-District Women’s Volleyball Team, as announced by the organization.

Sophmores Eve Adams and Keira Kleidon, as well as junior Manoela Forlin were named to this year’s Academic All-District team. All three earned Academic All-MAC honors this season. This is Forlin’s second CSC Academic All-District honor.

Eve Adams, Sophomore, Outside Hitter, Early Childhood Education, 3.857

Sophomore Eva Adams appeared in all 27 matches for the Bulls this season. She had a team-high 28 aces including a career-high three aces at Akron (10/7) and at Northern Illinois (11/1). At Toledo (11/7), she tallied a career-high seven digs. This is her first Academic All-MAC honor in her career.

Manoela Forlin, Sophomore, Opposite/Right Side, Graphic Design, 3.590

Junior Manoela Forlin started all 27 matches while being second on the team in total kills with 345. Her 3.42 kills per set and 3.84 points per set were good for fourth and third in the MAC as she went on to earn Second-Team All-MAC honors. This is her second Academic All-MAC honor in her career.

Keira Kleidon, Sophomore, Defensive Specialist/Libero, Exploratory, 3.862

Sophomore defensive specialist/libero Keira Kleidon played in all 27 matches this season. She led the team with 337 digs, an average of 3.51 per set. She set a career-high 27 digs against Marist (8/30). This is her first Academic All-MAC honor in her career.

Central Michigan Volleyball Lands Four on CSC Academic All-District Team

College Sports Communicators (CSC) announced its annual All-District listing on Tuesday, including four Central Michigan Volleyball members.

The list of honorees is below:

Senior Alina Anderson (Rockford, Mich. / Rockford / Ferris State)

Senior Abby Olin (Coopersville, Mich. / Coopersville / Michigan State)

Sophomore Izzy Swiercz (Hudsonville, Mich. / Hudsonville)

Sophomore Grace Thomas (Dublin, Ohio / Dublin Coffman)

Both Anderson and Olin earned the honor for the 2024 season.

Eastern Michigan Volleyball Lands Four on CSC Academic All-District List

Eastern Michigan University volleyball student-athletes Ashlynn Belcher, Ella Grasson, Surabhi Srinivasan, and Ella Voorhees were named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District team, the organization announced Tuesday, Dec. 16.

   

Belcher made the list via her 3.55 GPA while playing in all of the team’s 31 matches. Grasson’s accolade comes after posting a 3.87 GPA while seeing action in 30 contests. Srinivasan earned the honor with a 3.80 GPA after seeing action in 30 matches, and Voorhees held a 3.59 GPA, and appeared in 29 matches.

 

The award marks the second for Belcher, as she previously earned it in the 2024 season with Old Dominion while Grasson, Srinivasan, and Voorhees earned the honor for the first time in their respective careers. 

Kent State Places Four on CSC Academic All-District Volleyball List

Kent State student-athletes Greta Bolognini, Adalynn Ginley, Mackenzie McGuire and Christina Vigil and have been named to the 2025 Academic All-District® Volleyball teams, selected by College Sports Communicators (CSC).

Miami RedHawks

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Northern Illinois Huskies

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Pair of Rocket Volleyball Players Make CSC Academic All-District Team

Sophomore duo Grace Freiberger and Olivia Heitkamp were each named to the 2025 College Sport Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District Team.

Freiberger is earning her first Academic All-District selection. Toledo’s captain is majoring in recreational therapy and currently has a 3.909 GPA and saw action in all 34 matches this season at libero. Freiberger led the team in digs (626), digs per set (4.7), and service aces (50). Freiberger’s 626 digs this season were the most in a single season in Rockets’ program history.

Heitkamp is also earning her first Academic All-District selection. The outside hitter/right-side hitter is majoring in Early Childhood Education and has earned a 3.501 GPA. On the court, Heitkamp led Toledo with 364 kills and 3.1 kills per set in 34 matches played this season.

In order to be selected, student-athletes must have a minimum 3.5 cumulative GPA, an academic standing of sophomore or higher, and play in at least 90% or start in 66% of the team’s matches.

In addition to her Academic All-District nod, Freiberger also advanced to the Academic All-America ballot. The CSC Academic All-America Teams will be announced on Wednesday, Jan. 14.

2025 Toledo Women’s Volleyball CSC Academic All-District Honorees

Grace Freiberger – 3.909, Sophomore, Recreational Therapy

Olivia Heitkamp – 3.501, Sophomore, Early Childhood Education

Four Broncos Earn Academic All-District Selections

For the fourth year in a row, four members of the Western Michigan volleyball team have been named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District® Team. Seniors Reeghan Boyer, Mary Clare Brusek and Amanda Glanton were joined by redshirt freshman Leah Richmond as WMU’s honorees.

 

A Finance major with a 3.93 GPA, Boyer took over the libero role for Western Michigan late in the season, helping the Broncos charge down the stretch and earn the No. 2 seed for the 2025 MAC Volleyball Championship. The senior finished second on WMU and sixth in the MAC with 430 digs and ranked second on the team with an average of 3.39 digs per set to help the Brown and Gold lead the nation with 2,226 digs and rank fourth nationally with 17.53 digs per set. 

 

Brusek was Western Michigan’s leader in kills this season with 377 and ranked 10th in the MAC with 2.99 kills per set on the way to an All-MAC First Team selection. An Exercise Science major with a 3.77 GPA, Brusek took her game to another level in conference play, totaling double-digit kills in 17 of 18 MAC contests to finish fourth in kills per set (3.46) and fifth in hitting percentage (.352) in league action.

 

Also an All-MAC First Team selection this fall, Glanton owns a 3.84 GPA as a Mechanical Engineering major. The Davison, Mich., native finished second in the conference in both total blocks (139) and blocks per set (1.21), helping the Broncos rank second in the league with a .179 opposing hitting percentage and third in blocks per set at 2.30. In MAC play, Glanton paced the conference in both total blocks (103) and blocks per set (1.45), while also owning a .359 hitting percentage, the fourth-best mark in league play.

 

An Exercise Science major with a 4.00 GPA, Richmond was named to both the All-MAC First Team and the league’s All-Freshman Team this season. The Indianapolis native led the conference and was top-50 in the nation with 9.93 assists per set. She also ranked eighth in the league in total digs with 414, and set a Western Michigan single-season record with 26 double-doubles.

  

Brusek and Richmond have been selected to advance to the CSC Academic All-America® ballot.

SAINT PETER, Minn. – Three members of the Gustavus volleyball team have been named to the 2025-26 CSC Academic All-District team, College Sports Communicators (CSC) announced Tuesday. Sophomore Logan Brent (Ramsey, Minn.) and seniors Olivia Stockham (Big Lake, Minn.) and Sydney Timm (Lakeville, Minn.) were the Gusties selected. 

The 2025-26 Academic All-District® Women’s Volleyball Teams, selected by College Sports Communicators, recognize the nation’s top student-athletes for their combined performances on the court 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.

Brent, after only playing in seven sets last year, stepped into a large role this year for the Gusties, playing in 102 sets as an outside hitter. The Ramsey, Minn. native was one of only three members of the team this season to eclipse 300 kills, just crossing the threshold with 305. Brent averaged 2.99 kills per set, second on the team, and added 77 digs defensively for Gustavus. 

Stockham, a senior defensive specialist, was the second honoree for Gustavus after a tremendous year in the back row. The Big Lake, Minn. native played in every set for the Gusties, one of three players to do that. Across 119 sets, Stockham had 333 digs to push her career total to 541, averaged 2.80 digs per set this season, and added 28 aces from the service line. 

After a tremendous senior season, Timm is the third honoree for the Gusties for the 2025-26 season. The Lakeville, Minn. native was responsible for 364 total points, including 309 kills, good for second on the team. Timm also competed in every set for the Gusties this season as an outside hitter and setter, adding 76 assists, 63 blocks, 20 service aces, and 282 digs, defensively. 

The Gustavus volleyball team finished 24-8 (9-2 MIAC) this season and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Division III Volleyball Tournament, where they ran into eventual national champions, UW-Oshkosh. 

 

Sioux Falls, S.D. – Twenty-six #SummitVB student-athletes were selected to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District® volleyball teams. North Dakota State’s Ally Barth, South Dakota’s Kamryn Farris and St. Thomas’s Ella Voegele earned All-District honors for the third straight season, while North Dakota State’s Arianna Blohm, Omaha’s Kali Jurgensmeier, St. Thomas’s Ellie Gustafson and Morgan Kealy, South Dakota’s Avery Van Hook, and South Dakota State’s Rylee Martin, Rachel Wieber, and Joslyn Richardson earned All-District honors for the second straight season.

The Academic All-District Women’s Volleyball Teams, selected by College Sports Communicators, recognize the nation’s top student-athletes for their combined performances on the court and in the classroom. The CSC Academic All-America® program separately recognizes volleyball honorees in four divisions — NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II, NCAA Division III and NAIA.

The Academic All-District honorees will now move on in the CSC Academic All-America program and be on the CSC Academic All-America ballot. Student-athletes selected as CSC Academic All-America® finalists are denoted with an asterisk and will advance to the national ballot to be voted on by CSC members. The Academic All-American honorees will be announced in January.

Denver

Ilayda Eren

Isabel Rawlings

 

North Dakota

Paige Barber*

Isabelle McCormick

 

North Dakota State

Ally Barth

Arianna Blohm

Maddy Dombeck

Lauren Jansen

Omaha

Morgan DeBow

Davis Guetterman

Emily Huss

Kali Jurgensmeier*

 

Oral Roberts

Natassia Baptiste

Jenna Salyer

St. Thomas

Ellie Gustafson

Morgan Kealy*

Addison Schmotzer

Ella Voegele

South Dakota

Morgan Bode

Kamryn Farris*

Avery Van Hook

Amanda Loschen

South Dakota State

Rylee Martin*

Joslyn Richardson

Rachel Wieber

Sylvie Zgonc*

#SummitVB

 

2025-26 Women’s Indoor Track and Field: Schedule/Results | Top Performances

CUNYAC Women’s Indoor Track and Field Track Athlete of the Week/Rookie of the Week

Brianna Lindo, Medgar Evers (Fr., Queens, N.Y.)

At the Art Kadish Elm City Challenge, Lindo placed fifth overall in the pentathlon with 2,815 points, setting a school record in the 800m (1st, 2:32.47c). She posted multiple top finishes, including high jump (6th, 1.46m), 55m hurdles (4th, 9.02), long jump (7th, 4.51m), and shot put (7th, 7.66m). She returned Saturday to lower her hurdle time to 8.85 in the open 55m hurdles to place fifth, ran the third-fastest 600m in MEC history (1:51.97, 1:50.61c), and contributed to the fourth-place 4x400m relay that ran a CUNYAC-leading time of 4:29.44 (4:25.91c). She also competed in the 55m (7.89, 8.50c) and added a 7.43m shot put mark.

CUNYAC Women’s Indoor Track and Field Field Athlete of the Week

Serena Warner, CCNY (Sr., Rockland, N.Y.)

At the Wagner Seahawk Shootout, Warner posted a weight throw mark of 11.31 meters and a 9.84 meter shot put toss.  Both marks are currently tops in the conference.

 

CUNYAC Women’s Indoor Track and Field Athlete of the Week (Honorable Mention)

Mikelena Bouzy, CCNY (Fr., Brooklyn, N.Y.)

At Wagner, Bouzy posted a 60-meter dash time of 8.37 seconds, currently No. 4 in the conference, while also running 45.08 seconds in the 300-meter dash.

 

Previous Award Winners

Week	Track Athlete of the Week	Field Athlete of the Week	Rookie of the Week	Honorable Mention
12/9/25	Toshel Goffe, Medgar Evers	Brianna Lindo, Medgar Evers	Brianna Lindo, Medgar Evers	Rachelle Griffith, Hunter

 

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Last Week’s Results

Friday, December 12

CCNY, York at Wagner Seahawk Shootout | Results

Saturday, December 13

Medgar Evers, Lehman at Art Kadish Elm City Challenge | Results

Upcoming Schedule

Friday, January 9

Hunter, CCNY, Lehman, York at STAC Spartan Invitational

Saturday, January 10

Medgar Evers at Wesleyan Invitational

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2026 CUNYAC Indoor Track and Field Championship
Sunday, March 1 – Nike Track and Field Center at The Armory

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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — In consecutive weeks to open the 2025-26 indoor campaign, Kansas City Track & Field has won the Kwik Star Summit League Men’s Track Peak Performer of the Week award, with 400-meter dash program record holder Tory Lanham taking the conference honor this time around. Last week, it was KC’s Stephen Clunis who brought home the weekly reward for his efforts, boasting an NCAA-best 6.61 time in the 60-meter dash at the Crimson & Gold Invitational. This week, it’s the outdoor All-American’s turn to get on the board with a Peak Performer honor of his own. 

Lanham glided down the track at the Husker Holiday Open, darting a 47.62 second time to set the indoor 400-meter dash program record and break teammate Jayden Henry’s previous school record of 47.71 which was set last indoor season. Lanham’s 47.62 time is not only first in the Summit League by just over a full second, but it also ranks as the fifth best time in the country, only trailing four other runners who have raced in the 400m event this season. Lanham’s 400m time, along with Clunis’ NCAA-leading time in the 60m makes this is the first time in program history that two athletes have been top five nationally at the same time. 

Even more remarkable, Lanham’s 47.62 isn’t his personal best in the 400-meter dash overall. While it is a personal record for the Kansas City, Mo. native in the indoor ranks, Lanham ran a 47.14 last outdoor season at the South Dakota Tune-Up, making that his best 400m time of his career. Lanham now holds indoor school records in the 200, 300 and 400-meter dashes and has now brought home the fourth Summit Peak Performer of Week award of his career for indoor track and field and his first of the current indoor season.