Every Monday during the season, a NESCAC Player of the Week will be selected based on information submitted by the athletic communications offices at member institutions.
 
NESCAC Volleyball Player of the Week
Molly Harrison – Middlebury – Sr. –  RH – Tiburon, Calif.
Harrison made history in a crucial NESCAC weekend sweep for Middlebury that clinched the fourth seed and a quarterfinal home match in the NESCAC Tournament. Harrison opened the weekend with 18 kills, nine digs, and an impressive .516 hitting percentage to propel Middlebury to a 3-0 victory over Connecticut College. The senior finished the slate with 13 successful swings (.400 hitting percentage) and six digs in a 3-0 sweep of Trinity. During the third set of the Panthers' win over the Bantams, Harrison surpassed Leslie Edwards ‘00 in career kills with 1,335 and counting. The right side hitter leads the NESCAC in points (336.5) and kills (297) entering the conference tournament.
 
NESCAC Weekly Honor Roll
Amherst – Sofia Camillo (New York, N.Y.) led the Mammoths with a career-high 15 kills and a team-leading five blocks and a .306 hit percentage in a five-set loss to Williams last week. 
 
Bates – Alice Fischer (Olympia, Wash.) started her week with nine assists in three sets on Friday against Bowdoin. The first-year concluded the season in style against No. 5-ranked Colby on Saturday, recording a double-double with a season-high 26 assists and 15 digs against the Mules. It was the eighth double-double of Fischer's rookie season.
 
Bowdoin – Bowdoin sophomore Zoe Ryu (Washington, D.C.) led the team in kills as the Polar Bears concluded the regular season with a weekend split, sweeping Bates 3-0 on Friday before falling at Tufts 3-0 on Saturday. Ryu combined for 19 kills between the two games, added seven blocks, and a game-high 12 kills in the win against the Bobcats.
 
Colby – Brady Moseley (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.) anchored the Mules on both sides of the net over the weekend, compiling 34 digs and 20 kills across two matches. The senior opened the weekend with a match-high 18 digs and seven kills against Tufts, then followed up with a 16-dig, 13-kill double-double and two service aces to power Colby's thrilling five-set reverse-sweep victory over Bates. The win over the Bobcats secured the top seed in the NESCAC Championship for the second time in three years.
 
Conn. College – Keira Deeney (Norwell, Mass.) recorded 33 kills and hit .315 in the final week of the regular season for the Camels. The rookie registered 10 kills and a pair of blocks in a 3-0 road win over Saint Joseph to begin the week. Deeney also contributed a team-high 17 kills and two blocks in the regular season finale at Hamilton, a 3-2 win that helped Conn. College clinch a NESCAC Championship berth for the fourth year in a row.
 
Hamilton – Ayzlinn Trefren (Simi Valley, Calif.) hit .316 (33-8-79) and averaged 4.0 points, 4.0 digs, 3.3 kills, .60 blocks and .40 service aces in 10 sets during a 1-1 weekend. In a five-set win against Trinity that clinched a spot in the NESCAC Quarterfinals, Trefren posted 15 kills, 13 digs and three aces. The junior also led the Continentals with 18 kills and career highs in digs (27) and blocks (four) in a five-set loss against Connecticut College. Trefren had just one attack error in 44 total attempts against the Camels.
 
Tufts – Junior Maiwenn Kamdje (Wellesley, Mass.) led the Jumbos to another pair of NESCAC wins last weekend, including knocking off No. 5 Colby in three sets. For the week, Kamdje finished with 23 kills in six sets, averaging nearly four per set. She hit .425 for the week, adding a block and three digs. Against Colby on Friday, Kamdje posted 14 kills on 30 attempts to hit .400 in the win. Saturday, she added nine kills on 17 attempts, hitting .471. 
 
Wesleyan – Junior Mila Chan (San Francisco, Calif.) led the Cardinals with 39 kills (3.9 kills per set), totaling double-digit kills in each match of a 3-0 week as Wesleyan closed out the regular season. Chan opened with a season-high 14 kills against just two errors on 34 swings for a .353 attack percentage, along with eight digs, two blocks, and two aces in a sweep of Roger Williams. Chan followed with an 11-kill, 11-dig double-double as the Cardinals swept Williams to secure a fifth straight Little Three Championship. Chan closed out the week with a team-leading 14 kills on 35 attempts, adding five digs, three aces, and two blocks as Wesleyan landed a signature win over Top 10 ranked NYU, defeating the Violets in four sets at home and snapping their 15-match win streak.