VIVI VASQUEZ | WASHINGTON AND LEE | LIBERO
Vasquez, a senior from St. Johns, Fla., picks up her second ODAC weekly award of the season after expertly patrolling Washington and Lee's back line in the Generals' 3-0 week. In a 3-0 victory over Lynchburg in both schools' first ODAC match of the season, Vasquez picked up 20 digs for a 6.67 per-set average. She added four assists to her line. At the Electric City Invitational hosted by the University of Scranton, Vasquez dug up 31 of the host Royals' attacks with four more assists in a 3-1 Generals' victory. The 31 digs match Roanoke College libero Teagan Hubble for most by an ODAC player in a match of any length this season. That total is tied for 13th in four-set matches in Division III. Vasquez's digs total was more modest in Saturday's second match, a 3-0 win over Hartwick College. She picked up nine digs to go with three service aces. Vasquez did not make a receiving error against the Hawks and went 23-of-25 (.920) on the week. For the season, Vasquez leads the ODAC and ranks fourth nationally in digs per set (5.89). She is fourth in the conference in total digs (165).

GRACE MITCHENER | WASHINGTON AND LEE | OUTSIDE
Mitchener, a senior from Raleigh, N.C., collects her second straight ODAC weekly award and her first offensive honor of the season. Mitchener racked up 39 kills on a .330 hitting percentage to go with eight aces, 42 digs, and seven total blocks. She was responsible for 52.5 points at 5.25 points per set during the Generals' 3-0 week. In a 3-0 victory over Lynchburg in both squads' ODAC opener, Mitchener registered 20.5 points powered by 19 kills at a .391 clip. She added 12 digs and two total blocks (1 solo) to her line. In the Electric City Invitational, Mitchener began the two-match event with 12 kills, four aces, 18 digs, and five total blocks (3 solo) towards 20.0 points in a 3-0 win over host University of Scranton. In a 3-0 win over Hartwick College in Saturday's second match, Mitchener hammered eight kills without an error towards a .571 attack percentage. She again registered four aces with 12 digs. For the season, Mitchener is second in the ODAC in kills (3.57), points (4.48), and digs (4.86) per set. She is fourth in total points (125.5), fifth in total digs (136), seventh in total kills (100), and 10th in hitting percentage (.283, 100-17-293).

ANNA MOODY
Batten University, first year, opposite
Moody registered 32 kills, six total blocks and 35.5 points during Batten's unbeaten week. She delivered her most efficient performance against Benedictine, putting down 11 kills on a .400 hitting percentage while adding two blocks and 12.0 points.

AAJAH VAZQUEZ
Batten University, senior, middle blocker
Vazquez totaled 20 kills, 13 blocks and 27.0 points while helping No. 18 Batten to an unbeaten week, including seven kills on a .417 hitting percentage against Benedictine. She was especially impactful defensively against Salisbury with eight total blocks, including a solo block, and finished the week with 12 block assists.

CLAIRE GRIFFITH
Bridgewater College, senior, outside hitter
Griffith powered Bridgewater to a 3-0 week with 35 kills on a .369 hitting percentage, seven service aces, 21 digs and 42.5 points. She hit .500 against EMU before establishing single-match career highs with 19 kills and 21.5 points against Virginia State, hitting .368 and completing a double-double with 10 digs.

REAGAN STOOP
Bridgewater College, senior, outside hitter
Stoop recorded 34 kills on a .253 hitting percentage, 12 service aces, 29 digs, two blocks and 47.0 points during Bridgewater's 3-0 week. She closed the week with a double-double against Virginia State, producing 16 kills on a .308 clip, 13 digs, four aces and 20.0 points.

MIA HINKAMPER
University of Lynchburg, graduate student, libero
Hinkamper collected 31 digs over six sets, averaging 5.17 per set, during Lynchburg's two matches. She posted 14 digs and an ace against Washington and Lee before registering 17 digs and three assists in a sweep of Catholic.

AVA MEINHARDT
University of Lynchburg, senior, middle
Meinhardt put down 15 kills on a .419 hitting percentage while adding two service aces, three total blocks and 19.0 points across Lynchburg's two matches. She was nearly flawless offensively in a sweep of Catholic, recording nine kills without an error on 16 attacks for a .563 hitting percentage while contributing two aces and two blocks.

OLIVIA LEONARD
Randolph-Macon College, first year, right side
Leonard totaled 41 kills, three service aces, 28 digs, five blocks and 46.5 points across four matches, including 13 kills and a career-high nine digs in a victory over Randolph. She tied her season high with 15 kills against Transylvania, while her two aces against No. 14 Emory established a new career high.

OLIVIA ROARK
Randolph-Macon College, first year, middle
Roark totaled 17 kills, four service aces, 13 digs, nine blocks and 26.0 points across four matches, including one solo block. She hit .357 with seven kills and a match-high five blocks against Randolph before hitting .545 with seven kills and four blocks against Transylvania, with those hitting percentages ranking as her second- and third-best marks of the season.

EMMA CATOE
Roanoke College, junior, middle hitter
Catoe was highly efficient during Roanoke's 3-0 week, putting down 30 kills on a .464 hitting percentage while adding three blocks and 31.5 points. She hit .529 with nine kills against Regent before producing 15 kills on a .520 clip with two blocks and 16.0 points against Warren Wilson.

TEAGAN HUBBLE
Roanoke College, junior, libero
Hubble amassed 57 digs, 16 assists and four service aces as Roanoke went 3-0, averaging 5.18 digs per set. She reached the 1,000-career-dig milestone during a season-high 31-dig performance against Regent and finished the week with 1,015 career digs, 10th-most in Roanoke program history.

ASHLYNN SPENCE
Shenandoah University, junior, middle hitter
Spence recorded 28 kills on a .300 hitting percentage with three service aces, five total blocks and 34.0 points over 11 sets. Her best performance came against Scranton, when she established a season high with 14 kills while committing just one error for a .542 hitting percentage and totaling 15.5 points.

MYAH WATSON
Shenandoah University, first year, middle hitter/right side
Watson produced 16 kills on a .268 hitting percentage, 13 total blocks and 25.0 points across three matches, with her defensive total including an impressive five solo blocks. She hit .333 with four kills and two solo blocks against Hartwick before collecting 10 kills, eight total blocks — including two solo — and 15.0 points against Scranton.