The Bethel College volleyball team celebrated a remarkable season with five players earning All-Conference honors.

First Team All-Conference Selections

Darla Crow (SO - MH): A 3 time KCAC Defender of the week and 1 time National Defender of the week, Crow demonstrated her strength and consistency with a .274 hitting percentage, totaling 230 kills over 108 sets. Her impressive blocking, with 21 solo blocks and 126 block assists, was pivotal in Bethel's defense, contributing 314 points over the season. She finished 5th in the country in blocks per set, and first in the conference in that category. 

Cameron Offerle (SO - OH): As an outside hitter, Offerle was an offensive force, leading the team with 359 kills and a 3.32 kills-per-set average. Her versatility extended to defense, where she accumulated 297 digs, along with 39 aces, showcasing her all-around capabilities on the court.

Second Team All-Conference Selections

Laci Ownbey (SR - OH): With 348 kills and a .228 hitting percentage, Ownbey provided senior leadership and offensive power. Her 62 total blocks (10 solo, 52 assists) underscored her defensive presence, while her steady play was a key factor in Bethel's success.

Mia Roman (SR - S): Roman directed the offense with her skilled setting, amassing 1,274 assists, averaging 11.80 assists per set. She also contributed defensively, with 272 digs and 25 service aces.

Third Team All-Conference Selection

Kylah Carter (SR - OH): Rounding out the team's All-Conference honors, Carter's 199 kills and 38 blocks emphasized her impact as a senior outside hitter. Her versatility and athleticism contributed 219 total points, highlighting her essential role in Bethel's strong season.

With a stellar 23-8 overall record and a 10-3 conference performance, these players were an essentail part of the success of the volleyball team this season.  Congratulations to each of these athletes on their well-deserved honors!