VIVI VASQUEZ | WASHINGTON AND LEE | LIBERO
Vasquez, a senior from St. Johns, Fla., earns her fourth ODAC weekly honor of the season in impressive fashion as her 82 digs not only helped Washington and Lee to a pair of nationally-ranked victories including an upset of top-ranked Centre College, but she is now the ODAC's all-time leader in career assists. Her 2,168 career digs surpass the 2,095 registered by former Randolph-Macon College standout Samantha Sallade from 2014-17. Vasquez averaged 6.31 digs per set and posted a .943 (83-of-88) serve reception percentage at the Emory National Invitational. On Friday in a narrow 3-2 loss to No. 6 Berry College, Vasquez posted 30 digs to go with five assists. On Saturday in a 3-1 win over No. 1 Centre in the first of two matches, Vasquez posted 29 digs for 7.25 per set while chipping in another five assists. The Generals carried that momentum into Saturday's second match, earning a 3-1 win over No. 23 Emory. Vasquez picked up 23 digs to go with three assists. For the season, Vasquez leads the ODAC in total digs (512) and digs per set (5.89). She has her sights on a third top-10 single season digs total. She already owns the ODAC record – 679 in 2024 – and her 2025 total of 593 is eighth-most in league history.

GRACE MITCHENER | WASHINGTON AND LEE | OUTSIDE
Mitchener, a senior from Raleigh, N.C., collects her fourth ODAC weekly honor of the season after helping Washington and Lee go 2-1 against nationally-ranked opponents including a four-set victory over No. 1 Centre College while playing at the Emory National Invitational. In a narrow 3-2 loss to No. 6 Berry College on Friday, Mitchener smashed 21 kills to go with one ace, 19 digs, and a block assist. Against the Colonels in the first of two matches on Saturday, Mitchener posted 17 kills to go with three assists, an ace, 22 digs, and two block assists. She stayed hot in a 3-1 triumph over the 23rd-ranked host Eagles, notching 19 kills, an ace, 19 digs, and five block assists. For the season, Mitchener is second in the ODAC in total kills (316), total points (388.5), and points per set (4.47). She is third in kills per set (3.63) and digs per set (4.60), and fourth in total digs (400).

KATE HARDIE
University of Lynchburg, Graduate student, Outside hitter
Hardie powered Lynchburg to a pair of four-set victories with 31 kills on .279 hitting, 32 digs, five service aces, four assists, and 36 points across eight sets. She registered 16 kills, 12 digs, and three aces against Bridgewater before delivering 15 kills on .387 hitting with 20 digs and two aces against Marymount.

MIA HINKAMPER
University of Lynchburg, Graduate student, Libero
Hinkamper helped Lynchburg to two victories with 39 digs, 11 assists, and one service ace across eight sets, averaging 4.88 digs per set. She collected 23 digs and four assists in a four-set victory over Bridgewater before adding 16 digs, seven assists, and an ace against Marymount.

ELLA COURTNEY
Randolph-Macon College, Junior, Middle
Courtney led Randolph-Macon with nine total blocks, including five solo stops, while contributing 13 kills and 20 points across three matches. She recorded four blocks against Regent before posting a match-high five blocks and a season-high nine kills on .286 hitting for 13.5 points in a five-set contest against Eastern Mennonite.

MIA GOODE
Randolph-Macon College, Sophomore, Outside hitter
Goode totaled 16 kills, 38 digs, three service aces, one solo block, and 20 points across three matches, averaging 3.45 digs per set. She recorded a match-high 20 digs against Eastern Mennonite before delivering a team-high 11 kills on an outstanding .556 hitting percentage with 14 digs and 12 points against Mary Washington.

ALAYNA COLE
Shenandoah University, First-year, Setter
Cole helped Shenandoah to a 3-0 week with 37 assists, four service aces, eight digs, two kills, and six points across eight sets. She established a season high with 20 assists while adding two aces and four digs in a four-set victory over St. Mary's (Md.), then contributed eight assists against Sweet Briar and nine against Regent.