Suggs, Wilson, And Harris Receive All-CCS Honors

ATLANTA, Ga.- The Collegiate Conference of the South (CCS) has announced its 2025 women's volleyball all-conference awards, as voted on by the league's head coaches.

Maryville's Kylie Wilhelmi was named Player of the Year, while Asbury's Riley McChord earned Defensive Player of the Year for the second consecutive season, while LaGrange's Julia Damico collected Setter of the Year honors, and Maryville's Ruby Walton was tabbed Freshman of the Year after a breakout rookie campaign. Asbury head coach Tiffany Horton was voted Coach of the Year for the second straight season after guiding the Eagles to another dominant run through conference play.

Huntingdon, finishing as the fifth seed heading into the conference tournament, was represented by second team all-conference performers Morgan Suggs and Molly Wilson, and all-sportsmanship selection Aly Harris. A Portland, Texas native, Suggs finished the regular season fourth in the league in kills with 273 total through 101 played sets, and 5th in total points with 303 on the season. She is joined on the second team all-conference list by setter Molly Wilson. From Jacksonville, Alabama, Wilson finished atop the conference leaders in assists, recording 620 total on the year with an average of 5.69 per set. She also finished 6th in service aces, recording 51 in 109 played sets. 

Aly Harris joins Suggs and Wilson as all-conference recipients with her selection to the all-sportsmanship team. A senior from Jacksonville, Alabama, Harris recorded 211 kills this season to go along with 73 digs and 27 blocks. One of the Hawks 6 seniors this season, Harris' leadership played a pivotal role in Huntingdon's success. 

See below for the conference's superlative award winners and all-conference teams. 

2025 CCS WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SUPERLATIVE AWARDS

Offensive Player of the Year: Kylie Wilhelmi, Maryville

Defensive Player of the Year: Riley McChord, Asbury

Setter of the Year: Julia Damico, LaGrange

Freshman of the Year: Ruby Walton, Maryville

Coach of the Year: Tiffany Horton, Asbury        

2025 CCS WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS

2025 CCS WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL ALL-SPORTSMANSHIP TEAM

The Hawks face off with the #4 seeded LaGrange Panthers tonight in the CCS Quarterfinals. Gametime is set for 6:00 PM CT.