LACEY, Wash. – Featuring the most selections of any GNAC school, 13 members of the Saints' volleyball program were named to the GNAC All-Academic team, presented by Barnes & Noble College.
 
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Mackenzie Carter, a senior bachelor of social work major from Las Vegas, earned a team-high 3.97 GPA for her first ever selection to the GNAC All-Academic team. Carter was one of seven Saints named to the team for the first time.
 
Emily Gooding, a junior business major from Renton, Washington, was named for the third time in career with a 3.94 GPA. Gooding was one of only nine players to earn the award for a third time.
 
Making the team for the second time was five more Saints, including Kylie Alos, a junior exercise science major from Mililani, Hawaii with a 3.75 GPA. Bridgette Bourgouin, a junior chemistry major from Chino Hills, California, and Annika Briggs, a junior civil engineering major from Spokane, Washington, earned their selections with 3.88 and 3.64 GPAs respectively.
 
Also being named for the second time was Kallie Langford, a junior nursing major from Kaneohe, Hawaii, and Shannen Sakai, a junior biology from Pearl City, Hawaii with 3.38 and 3.66 GPAs respectively.
 
Earning their first selections was Gracie Brenner, a sophomore business major from Vancouver, Washington, and Taylor Clodfelder, a sophomore psychology major from Poulsbo, Washington, with 3.30 and 3.45 GPAs respectively. GNAC Player of the Week selection Kylie Coon, a sophomore elementary education major from Beaumont, California got the nod with a 3.56 GPA.
 
Britney Duvall, a sophomore biology major from Veneta, Oregon, and Elizabeth Jenkins, a sophomore nursing major from Diamond, Oregon, both finished with 3.94 GPAs. Closing out the historic number of selections was Tianah Sanders, a sophomore business major from Pullman, Washington with a 3.54 GPA.
 
To qualify for the GNAC All-Academic Teams, presented by Barnes & Noble College, nominees must be of sophomore eligibility or greater, have a minimum cumulative GPA or 3.20 or greater, be a letterwinner on their team and must be in their second year at the nominating institution.