COLBY, Kan. – Johnson County Community College volleyball players Campbell Chabot and Carlie Martin have become the first repeat winners of the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference Division 2 Volleyball Player of the Week awards in 2025, and are joined by first-time winner Cali Honeyman of Highland Community College as part of the week two honorees.   

Cali Honeyman (Highland) - KJCCC D2 Volleyball Player of the Week
Honeyman helped lead Highland to a 5-1 week last week, which included a 3-1 record at the Siouxland Invitational hosted by Western Iowa Tech Community College. Against NJCAA opponents, the Scotties went 4-1 with their lone loss coming to NJCAA D2 number nine-ranked Iowa Central Community College while earning wins over Southwestern Iowa CC, NJCAA D3 #3 Minnesota West Community & Technical College, Minnesota North-Rainy River, and North Iowa Area. For the week, Honeyman tallied 74 kills in 17 sets, averaging 4.35 kills per set and 14.8 kills per match with four of the five matches resulting in double-figure kills. The freshman added nine service aces for the week and two set assists as HCC is off to a 9-1 start this season.

Campbell Chabot (Johnson County) – KJCCC D2 Volleyball Setter of the Week
Freshman setter Campbell Chabot kept her strong debut season rolling with two more stellar outings Friday as Johnson County Community College swept both the number 15-ranked Des Moines Area and NEO A&M at JCCC Gymnasium. Chabot opened the day with 39 assists in the victory over the Bears and followed with 30 more in the win against NEO A&M. In the match against the Golden Norse, Chabot came close to a triple-double by finishing with seven kills and seven digs in addition to running the offense. Through the Cavaliers' first eight matches of 2025, Chabot has dished out 279 assists, a commanding lead over all other setters in the KJCCC Division 2 ranks and ranks sixth among all NJCAA Division 2 volleyball players in assists.

Carlie Martin (Johnson County) – KJCCC D2 Volleyball Defensive Player of the Week
Sophomore libero Carlie Martin was a defensive force for Johnson County Community College on Friday, collecting 44 digs to help the Cavaliers post back-to-back 3-0 sweeps over number 15-ranked Des Moines Area Community College and Northeastern Oklahoma A&M at JCCC Gymnasium. Martin tallied 19 digs in the opening win over the Bears before capping the day with a season-high 25 digs against NEO A&M. The 25-dig effort ties for the sixth-best performance of her career. Through eight matches, Martin has recorded 137 total digs, which ranks eighth among all NJCAA Division 2 players this season.

Other Offensive Players Nominated:
Lana Gomilanovic – Cowley
Ava Esser – Johnson County
Ella Bryan – Neosho County

Other Setters Nominated:
Hanna Darvas – Cowley
Hallie Holthaus - Highland
Sarah Wehrli – Neosho County

Other Defensive Players Nominated:
Audrey Peek - Allen
Cassie Ellegood – Cowley
Gracie Klecan - Highland
Trinity Collette – Neosho County