Colorado College seniors Brooke Brilliant and Annie Joo have been named the SCAC Volleyball Player of the Year and Setter of the Year, respectively, leading four Tigers on the 2026 all-SCAC teams.
 
In addition to Brilliant and Joo earning spots on the first team, senior Camille Sherrill was also named to the first team and senior Meghan Gannon was selected to the second team.
 
The three first-teamers were the most from any team in the league.
 
"Being selected to the all-conference team is a tremendous accomplishment and a reflection of the hard work, dedication and commitment these players have put in throughout the season," interim head coach Nikki Binetti said. "While these are individual honors, they are never achieved alone. Their teammates push them every day, challenge them to be better and create an environment where everyone can succeed. This recognition belongs to our entire team and we are incredibly proud of these players and the group that helped make it possible." 
 
Brilliant was just that all season, brilliant. She earned her first major SCAC award after a regular-season in which she led the SCAC in kills per set (3.20) and hitting percentage (.376). Her hitting percentage is currently ranked 18^th in the nation for Division III.
 
The Marin County, Calif., product leads the team and is No. 2 in the SCAC with 259 kills and became the 15^th player in program history to reach the 1,000-kill mark in her career earlier this season.
 
Brilliant is the ninth player in program history to earn the SCAC Player of the Year award and first since Georgia Mullins in 2021.
 
Joo, meanwhile, leads the SCAC and is 11^th in the country averaging 9.81 assists per set. She surpassed the 1,000-assist mark in her career and is currently 17^th on the school's all-time list with 1,276.
 
Joo was named SCAC Setter of the Week six times during the regular season and is the sixth Tiger to win the league's Setter of the Year award in the seven seasons the award has been in existence.
 
Sherrill, from Missoula, Mont., notched her third overall all-conference selection and second consecutive first-team nod. She is second on the team with 256 kills, good for No. 3 in the SCAC, and 227 digs and leads the squad with 33 service aces.
 
Gannon, a libero from Cleveland, Ohio, leads CC and is sixth in the SCAC with 360 digs. She also collected 28 service aces en route to her second consecutive all-SCAC second-team selection.
 
Colorado College (19-4, 10-3 SCAC) will be the No. 3 seed at the SCAC Tournament this weekend, held in Longview, Texas. The Tigers are scheduled to face the No. 6 seed, LeTourneau, in the quarterfinals on Friday, Nov. 13 at 1 p.m. (CT). The winner will play No. 2-seed Hendrix in the semifinals later that day at 6:30 p.m. (CT).