Penn State Behrend senior MH Kristin Reiland has been named the AMCC Women's Volleyball Player of the Year. This marks Reiland's second time earning the award, as she shared the honors in 2019. Reiland finished the regular season ranked second in the AMCC in attack percentage, second in points per set, third in kills per set, and fifth in blocks per set. In AMCC matches only, she ranked first in blocks per set, second in attack percentage, second in kills per set, and second in points per set. Reiland also ranked 12th in NCAA Division III in attack percentage at the conclusion of the regular season.
Pitt-Bradford freshman OH Olivia Reese has earned AMCC Newcomer of the Year honors. Reese had an impressive freshman campaign for Pitt-Bradford, finishing AMCC play with the fourth most kills (69) and fourth best kills per set average (3.14) against conference opponents. She recorded a .257 hitting percentage in AMCC games. For the season, she had 201 kills, the third-best total in the AMCC. She also finished the season with 132 digs and 17 total blocks.
Coach of the Year honors goes to Penn State Behrend head coach Phil Pisano. Pisano guided the Lions to an 8-0 conference record and their sixth AMCC title. This also marks Pisano sixth time receiving the award.
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