Home JMU volleyball pair named to preseason All-CAA team
Sports

JMU volleyball pair named to preseason All-CAA team

Contributors

jmu logoJMU senior Lizzy Briones and sophomore Janey Goodman have both been named to the Preseason All-CAA Volleyball Team, as voted on by the league’s coaches and announced by the CAA Thursday afternoon.

Briones racked up the honors as a junior last season, earning an AVCA All-East Coast Region Honorable Mention nod, in addition to First Team All-CAA and First Team All-State spots after tallying 154 blocks over the course of the year.

As a freshman, Goodman made an immediate impact for the Dukes, playing in all 28 matches and starting 20. She led JMU in kills (327) and kills per set (2.95) en route to Second Team All-CAA and CAA All-Rookie honors.

Support AFP

Contributors

Contributors

Have a guest column, letter to the editor, story idea or a news tip? Email editor Chris Graham at [email protected]. Subscribe to AFP podcasts on Apple PodcastsSpotifyPandora and YouTube.

Latest News

uva baseball aj gracia
Baseball

UVA Baseball: Deep dive into what’s wrong with the ‘Hoos

job application employment unemployment wage salary jobs
Politics

Minimum wage increase bill signed into law: Still not a living wage for most

My mother took a job making the minimum wage in 1985, $3.35 an hour – 2026 value: $10.17 an hour – and that was what she had to raise two kids on, because my father didn’t pay the court-ordered child support, because he was an ass.

melania
Politics

Melania Trump denies ties to Epstein: The bigger question – why?

Why did Team Trump trot out First Lady Melania Trump in front of the press on Thursday to get us talking again about the Epstein files?

mike johnson
Politics

House Speaker Mike Johnson headlining anti-referendum rally in Bridgewater

aaron roussell
Basketball

UVA Basketball: Who can Aaron Roussell bring with him from Richmond?

aew world champ mjf
Etc.

TNA brass pulls plug on Nic Nemeth-MJF indy match, citing ‘partner conflicts’

abigail spanberger
Politics

How Abigail Spanberger fixes her polling problem: Bombs, obviously