COLUMBIA, Ky. - Lindsey Wilson student-athlete
Ola Wyrzykowska garnered Honorable Mention All-American status from the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) on Tuesday, as chosen by the NAIA Volleyball All-America Selection Committee.
The Wegorzewo, Poland native was named to the AVCA Southeast All-Region First-Team earlier this month and is the first Blue Raider to earn this distinction since Camryn Rich and Radaisy Valdez in 2021.
Wyrzykowska led the nation with 1,526 total attacks, leading to the fifth-most kills -- 517. Her 3.72 kills per set paced the Mid-South Conference to go with 415 digs, 56 blocks, 54 aces, and 46 assists across 139 sets played, making her the second player in program history to post 500 kills, 400 digs, 50 aces, and 50 blocks in a single year, joining Tiffany Cloud in 2003. Wyrzykowska finished the season with 20 double-doubles of kills and digs, landing her on the All-Mid-South First-Team.
The 2025 AVCA All-America class includes 42 players -- 14 on the first, second, and third team -- from 29 schools, and an additional 55 players were honorable mention selections. Bellevue University (Neb.), Northwestern College (Iowa), and the University of Providence (Mont) led the way with three players each on the first three teams, and seven schools had two players chosen.
Cumberlands' (Ky) Sara Zampedri earned First-Team honors, while her teammate Savanah Jolly was tabbed an Honorable Mention. Lila Cade of Cumberland (Tenn.) rounds out the Mid-South Conference's list of recipients with an Honorable Mention selection of her own.
