Oklahoma City – Skyla Stark of Panhandle State, Ryley Bowden of Mid-America Christian, and Natalie Adams of Oklahoma City have earned Sooner Athletic Conference Volleyball Players of the Week honors as released by the conference office Monday morning.
 
Stark was named the league’s Attacker of the Week, with Bowden earning Defender of the Week honors while Adams garnered the Setter of the Week Award.
 
Stark led the Aggies to a pair of conference victories last week with 24 kills on 44 total attacks for a hitting percentage of .523 with only one attack error. Stark had a career-high 17 kills in the Panhandle State’s 3-1 win over Oklahoma City. Stark also added five total blocks for the week.
 
Other Nominations - Alexandra Bonnett, Nelson, Teia Woodson, Langston, Sydney Alexander, Texas Wesleyan, Alica Obusekova, Mid-America Christian, Averi Penner, Wayland Baptist, Samantha Perez, Science and Arts, Cora Roweton, College of the Ozarks, Emma-Kate Schaefer, John Brown, and Grace Smallwood, Oklahoma City.
 
Bowden was a key player for the Evangels’ back line as she finished with 37 digs for an average of 6.17 digs per set over the two matches. Bowden also collected her 1,000^th career dig in the match against Nelson and was credited with 32 receptions for a percentage of .906.
 
Other Nominations - Emily Lewis, Texas Wesleyan, Brynlee Birney, Science and Arts, Mallory Jury, John Brown, Leah McCall, Langston, Hailey Nixon, Nelson, Kalli Noell, College of the Ozarks, Aubrie Sierra, Wayland Baptist, Taylor Silva, Oklahoma Panhandle State, and Katelyn Stephenson, Oklahoma City.
 
Adams led the offensive efforts for the Stars with 75 assists for an average of 10.71 assists per set in two matches. Adams also added four kills and four total blocks for the week, with 20 digs for an average of 2.86 digs per set.
 
Other Nominations - Meagan Anderson, Langston, Ruby Rumohr, Texas Wesleyan, Taylor Cavazos, Nelson, Ytzel Garcia, Science and Arts, Taylor Kosmicki, John Brown, Martyna Lewinska, Wayland Baptist, Kamryn Link, College of the Ozarks, Casady McKinney, Mid-America Christian, and Mia Sanchez, Oklahoma Panhandle State.