Waterville, ME - Camille Gibson, Addison Lebel, Lindsay Pool, and Marissa Cates all earned North Atlantic Conference Women's Volleyball Postseason Awards. The Terriers finished the season with a 8-16 overall record, but went an impressive 5-3 in conference play, earning a playoff spot for the second consecutive season.

Camille Gibson / NAC Defensive Player of the Year, NAC First Team All-Conference - Gibson was a defensive force for the Terriers past season, serving as the team's libero. Gibson led both the team and the NAC with 409 digs and a 4.54 digs per set average. Gibson played every single set this season, also earning 40 assists and 34 serving aces. Gibson's ability to get up potential sets and wide defensive range helped the Terriers earn a playoff spot for the second consecutive season.

Addison Lebel / NAC Rookie of the Year - Lebel was a force in the attack for the Terriers, primarily playing as a middle blocker. Lebel led the team with 162 kills and a .190 hitting percentage, good for fourth in the conference. Lebel also placed 10th in the conference in total points with 219 this season. Lebel provided several key moments for the Terriers this past season, including several big kills to deliver results on the court.

Lindsay Pool / NAC Second Team All-Conference - Pool was the primary setter for the Terriers for much of the season, but provided the Terriers with several kills and digs as well. Pool was second on the team in kills (144), assists (218), and fourth in digs (169). Pool played both an important offensive and defensive role for the Terriers, leading the team in assists per set with 2.66.

Marissa Cates / NAC Sportsmanship Team