Kyleene Filimaua and Iane Henke Earn Second Team All-ACC Honors

TALLAHASSEE - Florida State outside hitters Kyleene Filimaua and Iane Henke picked up Second Team All-ACC honors on Monday evening. This marks the 19th-consecutive season that FSU has put multiple players on the All-ACC Teams.

Both Filimaua and Henke had great seasons for the Seminoles and will go down as a couple of the top players in school history. Filimaua and Henke were the top scoring duo in the ACC and became the first duo in school history to record 25 or more kills in a match during the rally scoring era on Oct. 18 against Cal.

Henke, a senior from Ulm, Germany, finished third all-time in FSU history in kills per set (4.43) and second all-time in FSU history in points per set (5.10). Those marks were also fourth in the ACC. Henke ended the season with with 425 kills, even after missing five matches during the middle of the season. Henke had a couple of the top individual performances in FSU history at some points during this season. In the four matches against North Florida, USF, South Carolina and Oklahoma, Henke tallied 15 or more kills in all four of those matches while hitting over .300 in all those matches. Henke is the first FSU player since Norisha Campbell in 2001 to accomplish that feat. Henke recorded 20 or more kills in four consecutive matches against Clemson, Georgia Tech, Cal and Virginia. Henke is the first player in program history to have 20 or more kills in four consecutive matches in the rally scoring era. Henke was also drafted by the Orlando Valkyries 24th overall in the MLV Draft.

Filimaua also put together one of the more productive seasons in school history. Filimaua posted 443 kills which is the eighth most in FSU history during the rally scoring era and her 4.35 points per set ranks ninth in school history. Her 443 kills is the most by a Seminole since Payton Caffrey in 2019. Filimaua did a little bit of everything as she recorded 13 double doubles and led the team with 42 aces. She also recorded 270 digs which was the second-most on the team.

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Player of the Year: Olivia Babcock, Pitt
Defensive Player of the Year: Bre Kelley, Pitt
Setter of the Year: Averi Carlson, SMU
Freshman of the Year: Kalyssa Blackshear, Louisville
Coach of the Year: Kevin Hambly, Stanford

First Team (Alphabetical order by school) – ***There are 15 on the first team due to a tie in voting***
Nayelis Cabello, Louisville
Chloe Chicoine, Louisville
Cara Cresse, Louisville
Flormarie Heredia Colon, Miami
Ariana Rodriguez, Miami
Safi Hampton, North Carolina
Morgan Gaerte, Notre Dame
Olivia Babcock, Pitt
Bre Kelley, Pitt
Brooke Mosher, Pitt
Averi Carlson SMU
Malaya Jones, SMU
Lizzy Andrew, Stanford
Spencer Etzler, Stanford
Elia Rubin, Stanford

Second Team (alphabetical order by school)
Kyleene Filimaua, Florida State
Iane Henke, Florida State
Bianca Garibaldi, Georgia Tech
Kalyssa Blackshear, Louisville
Payton Petersen, Louisville
Maddy May, North Carolina
Chelsea Thorpe, North Carolina
Blaire Bayless, Pitt
Favor Anyanwu, SMU
Jadyn Livings, SMU
Julia Blyashov , Stanford
Jordyn Harvey, Stanford
Logan Parks, Stanford
Erika Sayer, Stanford

All-Freshman team (alphabetical order by school)
Anna Fiedorowicz, Georgia Tech
Mimi Mambu, Georgia Tech
Kalyssa Blackshear, Louisville
Marina Pezelj, Pitt
Kennedi Rogers, SMU
Spencer Etzler, Stanford
Logan Parks, Stanford
Erika Sayer, Stanford
Reagan Ennist, Virginia

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