Jeremy Crawford

Women's Volleyball Earns Three All-Conference Honors

11/11/2026 2:00:00 PM

MEQUON, Wis. - The Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference (NACC) announced its all-conference teams and honorable mentions for women's volleyball on Wednesday afternoon. The Falcons earned three All-NACC Second Team selections.

Emily Dickmann
A senior setter from Grafton, Wisconsin, Emily Dickmann was named to the All-NACC Second Team, claiming her second all-conference team honor. She was named to the All-NACC Honorable Mention in 2024.

This season, Dickmann played in all 102 sets, earning a team-best and career-high of 815 assists, which ranked second in the conference. She also recorded a career-high 211 digs and 101 kills. Her 35 service aces ranked third on the team.

Kirsten Krause
A sophomore outside hitter from Pocatello, Idaho, Kirsten Krause was named to the All-NACC Second Team, earning her first all-conference team honor.

Krause played in all 102 sets, earning a team-best and career-high 298 kills, which ranked seventh in the conference. She also recorded a career-high 122 digs.

Emy Miller
A freshman libero from West Bend, Wisconsin, Emy Miller earned All-NACC Second Team honors for the first time in her career. She was also voted NACC Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 9.

Miller played in all 102 sets, recording a team-best and career-high 464 digs, which ranked second in the conference. She also earned a career-high 77 assists, which ranked second on the team. Her 45 service aces ranked first on the team and sixth in the NACC.

Aurora led the way with three major award winners: Trinity Nelson (Player of the Year), Katie Brisk (Defensive Player of the Year), and earned Coaching Staff of the Year. St. Norbert's Brooklyn O'Malley was named Freshman of the Year.

Concordia Wisconsin finished 13-14 on the year and earned the seventh seed in the conference tournament.

For a complete list of honorees, visit the NACC story.

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