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Angelo State leads LSC preseason volleyball poll; Parrish, Rojo, Sears claim preseason player of the year honors

Angelo State is predicted win a second consecutive LSC volleyball title according to the 2026 preseason poll, it was announced on Thursday (Aug. 20). ASU’s Madi Parrish, Texas Woman’s Alyssa Rojo and Lubbock Christian’s Camdyn Sears claimed preseason player of the year honors.
 
The preseason poll and preseason players of the year are voted on by LSC head coaches, sports information directors and media members.
 
ASU totaled 951 points and collected 41 of the possible 54 first-place votes. Head coach Chuck Waddington’s Rambelles went 26-8 overall and 15-2 in league play last season. They won their 12th LSC regular season championship, second straight and 12th overall LSC tournament title and reached the NCAA Division II South Central Regional final.
 
West Texas A&M, who has won a record 22 LSC regular season titles, is picked as the conference runner-up with 883 points and seven first-place votes. The Buffs went 23-8 overall and 14-3 in LSC play last season en route to an NCAA tournament berth.
 
Lubbock Christian, who shared the LSC regular season title with ASU last season, is predicted to finish in third place with 837 points and three first-place votes. The Lady Chaps went 25-8 overall and 15-2 in league play last season. LCU reached the conference tournament title game and advanced to the NCAA tournament.
 
UT Tyler is the fourth-place pick with 778 points. The Patriots went 17-12 overall and 12-5 last season.
 
St. Mary’s is the fifth-place selections with 698 points. The Rattlers, who went 15-13 overall and 12-5 in LSC action last year, picked up one first-place vote.
 
Texas Woman’s is picked to finish sixth with 691 points, followed by Oklahoma Christian (645 points), Texas A&M-Kingsville (585 points) and 2023 LSC regular season champion DBU (527 points) to round out what would be the potential nine qualifiers for the LSC tournament. TWU and DBU picked up one first-place vote each.
 
Midwestern State is predicted to finish 10th with 509 points. St. Edward’s (463 points) is the No. 11 spot, followed by UT Permian Basin (410 points), UT Dallas (347 points), Western New Mexico (287 points), Texas A&M International (210 points), 1998 LSC champion Cameron (172 points), 1993 LSC champion Eastern New Mexico (167 points) and Sul Ross State (74 points).
 
Parrish was named LSC Preseason Offensive Player of the Year for the second straight year. The senior outside hitter from Saginaw, Texas led the league with 435 kills, averaging 3.72 per set. She also had 45 services aces and added 321 digs. Parrish is the reigning LSC Player of the Year, LSC Offensive Player of the Year and South Central Regional Player of the Year. She also claimed her second straight LSC Tournament Most Valuable Player award.
 
Rojo was named LSC Preseason Defensive Player of the Year. The senior libero from Lewisville, Texas, had 622 digs with an LSC-best 5.60 per set. She also added 35 service aces. Rojo was the only player in the conference to have more than 40 digs in a match, and did so twice (49 and 42). She earned the title of LSC Newcomer of the Year.
 
Sears was named LSC Preseason Setter of the Year. The sophomore from Midland, Texas, led the league with 1,309 assists and a 10.56 per set average. She also added 385 digs and totaled 23 double doubles. Sears became the first player in LSC History to be voted Setter of the Year and Freshman of the Year.
 
Parrish and Sears were All-LSC First Team selections in 2025, while Rojo was a second team pick. Parrish was also a member of the LSC All-Academic Team. All three players earned All-American recognition from the American Volleyball Coaches Association.
 
Additionally, 53 players – including Parrish, Rojo and Sears – were named to the LSC Volleyball Preseason Players to Watch list. The student-athletes were nominated by their member institution.
 
Notes:
  • The LSC volleyball season begins as early as Aug. 27. To see the league schedule, click here.
  • All 18 LSC volleyball teams are eligible to win the regular season title and advance to the LSC and NCAA Division II postseason tournaments.
  • The nine-team LSC Volleyball Championship will be Nov. 11-14 at the site of the No. 1 seed.
  • The NCAA Division II Volleyball Championship is set for Dec. 3-5 at Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City, Mo.
  • All LSC volleyball regular season and tournament matches can be viewed live on FloCollege. Monthly, yearly and family subscriptions are available.
 
2026 LSC VOLLEYBALL PRESEASON POLL, AWARDS, PLAYERS TO WATCH
 
Preseason Poll
Rank School 1st Total
1 Angelo State 41 951
2 West Texas A&M 7 883
3 Lubbock Christian 3 837
4 UT Tyler 778
5 St. Mary’s 1 698
6 Texas Woman’s 1 691
7 Oklahoma Christian 645
8 Texas A&M-Kingsville 585
9 DBU 1 527
10 Midwestern State 509
11 St. Edward’s 463
12 UT Permian Basin 410
13 UT Dallas 347
14 Western New Mexico 287
15 Texas A&M International 210
16 Cameron 172
17 Eastern New Mexico 167
18 Sul Ross State 74

 
Preseason Offensive Player of the Year
Madi Parrish, OH, Sr., Angelo State
 
Preseason Defensive Player of the Year
Alyssa Rojo, L, Sr., Texas Woman’s
 
Preseason Setter of the Year
Camdyn Sears, S, So., Lubbock Christian
 
Players to Watch
 
Offensive                                                                                                                             
Name School Pos. Cl. Major Hometown
Madi Parrish Angelo State OH Sr. Finance Saginaw, Texas
Maria Osorio Cameron RS Sr. Business Pereira, Calif.
Karly Wells DBU OH Sr. Business Admin. Fort Worth, Texas
Sophia Valdez Eastern New Mexico OH Sr. Biology Roswell, N.M.
Leigh Jespersen Lubbock Christian OH Jr. Ex. & Health Promotions Lorena, Texas
Isabella Dickens Midwestern State MH Sr. Pre-Physical Therapy Iowa Park, Texas
Chloe Jones Oklahoma Christian OH Jr. Nursing Waukee, Iowa
Kelli Fording St. Edward’s OH Sr. Marketing San Antonio, Texas
Laurene Robinson St. Mary's OH Gr. Computer Science Bedford, Texas
McKenzie Hart Sul Ross State MB Jr. Bio-Pre Med El Paso, Texas
Ece Ozdemir Texas A&M International OH Sr. Multidisciplinary Studies Antalya, Turkey
Natalee Rush Texas A&M-Kingsville MB Sr. Criminology West Chicago, Illinois
Trinity Blackwood Texas Woman’s RS Sr. Psychology Wylie, Texas
Jane Burkhardt UT Dallas OH So. Public Policy & Political Economy Phoeniz, Ariz.
Makenna Grimes UT Permian Basin RS/OH So. Nursing Fort Worth, Texas
Autumn Perry UT Tyler OH Sr. Business Admin. Wylie, Texas
Skyler Massey West Texas A&M OH Fr. Mechanical Engineering Portales, N.M.
Brynlee Barris Western New Mexico MH Sr. Biology Winslow, Ariz.
                                                                                                                                  
Defensive                                                                                                                            
Name School Pos. Cl. Major Hometown
Krizia Perez Angelo State DS Sr. Health Science Prof. Laredo, Texas
Luana Lombardi Cameron MB Jr. Sports & Ex. Science Blumenau, Brazil
Aizlyn Dewberry DBU MB So. Education Wink, Texas
Amya Speller Eastern New Mexico MB Sr. Psychology Monument, Colo.
Ramsey Clark Lubbock Christian L Sr. Business and Marketing Midland, Texas
Jenna Redding Midwestern State DS Sr. Psychology Wichita Falls, Texas
Macey Nehring Oklahoma Christian DS So. Marketing & Sports Mngt. Ankeny, Iowa
Giselle Ojeda St. Edward’s L Jr. Biology San Antonio, Texas
Kaylee Cavazos St. Mary's UT Jr. Ex. & Sport Science San Antonio, Texas
Crystal Espinoza Sul Ross State DS Fr. Psychology El Paso, Texas
Kayle Rodarte Texas A&M International DS/L Jr. Nursing Copperas Cove, Texas
Natalee Rush Texas A&M-Kingsville MB Sr. Criminology West Chicago, Illinois
Alyssa Rojo Texas Woman’s L Sr. Kinesiology Lewisville, Texas
Mari Hernandez UT Dallas L Sr. Criminology Frisco, Texas
Kyndall Torres UT Permian Basin L So. Petroleum Engineering Midland, Texas
Anna Arceneaux UT Tyler L So. Psychology San Antonio, Texas
Kaycee Cavanaugh West Texas A&M L/OH Jr. Sports & Ex. Science Troy, Texas
Daphne Posthumus Western New Mexico MH So. Biology Lelystad, Netherlands
                                                                                                                                       
Setters                                                                                                                                
Name School Pos. Cl. Major Hometown
Gabi Ashcraft Angelo State S Jr. Elementary Education Rockwall, Texas
Mavery Salisbury Cameron S So. Biology Willis Point, Texas
Zoe Gun DBU S Jr. Communication Istanbul, Turkey
Peyton Priddy Eastern New Mexico S Sr. Elementary Education Colorado Springs, Colo.
Camdyn Sears Lubbock Christian S So. Ex. & Sports Science Midland, Texas
Macy Scheer Midwestern State S Jr. Management Golden, Colo.
Summer van Meerveld Oklahoma Christian S So. Interior Architecture Murphy, Texas
Althea Morris St. Edward’s S Jr. Business Admin. Los Angeles, Calif.
Haleigh Wilk St. Mary's S Sr. Ex. & Sport Science Salado, Texas
Violeta Flores Sul Ross State S So. Education Fabens, Texas
Giulia Gainelli Texas A&M International S Jr. Business Admin. Verona, Italy
Alayna Guerrero Texas A&M-Kingsville S Sr. Kinesiology Red Oak, Texas
Lorena Gomez Texas Woman’s S Sr. Nursing Fort Worth, Texas
Abby Gentner UT Dallas S So. Mechanical Engineering Louisville, Ky.
Kierra Freeman UT Permian Basin S Jr. Nursing Goodyear, Ariz.
Riley Clinton UT Tyler S Jr. Sciene & Disorders Cedar Park, Texas
Casey Loewer West Texas A&M S So. Health Science Johnson City, Texas
Kiarra McDuffie Western New Mexico S So. Business Aubrey, Texas