CU won its BIG EAST-record eighth straight regular-season title as well as its seventh BIG EAST Tournament title in the past eight years.ДЄll-America honors will be announced on Dec.

The Virginia Beach, Va., native finished her career with 2,711 career digs to rank seventh in NCAA history.Д¬reighton is one of two schools with multiple All-Region selections who are freshmen, joining defending national champion Kentucky (Emma Grome, Eleanor Beavin).Д¬reighton finished its 10th straight trip to the NCAA Tournament on Saturday with a 31-4 record, and still leads the nation in victories. Bottomley was a five-time All-Conference choice and averaged a team-leading 4.85 digs in her lone season as a Bluejay, while ranking second with 47 service aces. The Gardner, Kan., native was a five-time BIG EAST Freshman of the Week, picked up one BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week recognition and collected four All-Tournament Team honors.Д«ottomley was recognized as an AVCA East Region Honorable Mention pick after being an AVCA Southeast Region First Team choice in the spring while at High Point University.

Wait also ranked among the BIG EAST leaders in hitting percentage and blocks per set as she brought home All-BIG EAST and BIG EAST All-Freshman honors. Wait was named All-East Region after a special freshman campaign that saw her lead the BIG EAST with 10.46 assists per set and collecting a team-high 17 double-doubles. Zimmerman was named MVP of the Bluegrass Battle, Bluejay Invitational and Shocker Volleyball Classic and also earned All-Tournament Team accolades at the BIG EAST Championship. The three-time All-BIG EAST pick averaged 3.69 kills and 3.22 digs was the only player in the league to average at least 3.00 kills and 3.00 digs per set. Named AVCA East Region Player of the Year and an AVCA Honorable Mention All-American in the spring, Zimmerman earned her second straight All-Region selection after a standout senior season. Sis was named BIG EAST Freshman of the Year, picked up six BIG EAST Freshman of the Week accolades and also landed on the All-BIG EAST Team. Sis was named to four different All-Tournament Teams and brought home MVP honors at the BIG EAST Tournament. The Papillion product led Creighton with 3.75 kills per set and her 435 kills are 120 more than any other freshman on a top-25 team, putting her in prime position to be a leading contender for National Freshman of the Year contention. Sis is Creighton's third player ever named AVCA East Region Freshman of the Year, joining Jaali Winters (2015) and Brittany Witt (2016). Creighton's 21 First Team All-Region selections since 2016 ranks tied for sixth-most nationally, trailing only Kentucky (29), Texas (29), Minnesota (27), Nebraska (25) and Stanford (22) and tied with Florida (21) and Wisconsin (21). This year's awards mark the sixth straight year that Creighton has had three or more student-athletes earn First Team All-Region acclaim, putting the Bluejays in elite company with the likes of Texas (11 straight years), Nebraska (10) and Minnesota (7). The East Region consists of a combination of 38 teams from the Atlantic Coast Conference, America East Conference, Atlantic 10 Conference, BIG EAST Conference, Colonial Athletic Association, Ivy League, Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference and Patriot Leagues. Sis was joined by Bluejay teammates Kendra Wait and Jaela Zimmerman as First Team All-East Region choices, while Abby Bottomley was named an Honorable Mention selection.

Three women from the Creighton Volleyball team were honored by the American Volleyball Coaches Association on Tuesday with All-Region honors, with Norah Sis taking home East Region Freshman of the Year accolades.

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