DENVER – The RMAC announced its 2026 All-RMAC volleyball teams Thursday afternoon, recognizing seven MSU Denver student-athletes for their performances throughout the season.
The Roadrunners earned three First Team All-RMAC selections, one Second Team honoree and three honorable mentions. Senior setter GabriElle Brewer, sophomore outside hitter Brooke Gennerman and freshman outside hitter Hayden Liebsack led the way with First Team recognition.
Brewer paced the Roadrunners' offense with a career-best 814 assists, the second-highest total in the RMAC. She also led MSU Denver with 42 service aces, ranking second in the conference. The senior recorded career highs in kills, blocks and assists, including a season-best 50 assists in a Sept. 12 matchup against Colorado School of Mines.
Gennerman put together one of the conference's most productive offensive seasons, leading the RMAC with 369 kills and 4.08 kills per set. She was the only player in the league to average at least four kills per set and the only one to record multiple matches with 25 or more kills. Her season included a career-high 26 kills against Colorado Mesa on Sept. 18 while hitting .373. Gennerman also contributed 232 digs and 27 service aces, both ranking among the team's top three, and earned RMAC Offensive Player of the Week honors twice.
Liebsack made an immediate impact in her first collegiate season, ranking second on MSU Denver with 279 kills and 3.17 kills per set. Her kills total ranked 11th in the RMAC, while her kills-per-set average placed fifth. The freshman added 31 service aces, also ranking second on the team and 11th in the conference, along with 30 total blocks. Liebsack recorded a career-high 21 kills and 16 digs against CSU Pueblo on Oct. 24 and earned RMAC Offensive Player of the Week recognition once.
Junior middle blocker Trynity Martin earned Second Team All-RMAC honors after ranking second on the team with 78 total blocks, 13th in the conference. Martin also posted a career-best 132 kills, fifth most among Roadrunners, and matched her career high with seven total blocks in a match twice this season.
Three more Roadrunners earned honorable mention recognition. Junior middle blocker Mayah Pridgett led MSU Denver with 83 total blocks, ranking 11th in the RMAC, and finished ninth in the conference with 16 solo blocks. She added 153 kills, fourth most on the team.
Freshman outside hitter Kami Scott ranked third on the Roadrunners with 213 kills and added 59 total blocks, also the third-highest mark on the team. Scott recorded a career-high 17 kills against CSU Pueblo on Oct. 24.
Junior defensive specialist/libero Mia Accomazzo rounded out the honorees after leading MSU Denver with 354 digs, the 11th-highest total in the RMAC. She also contributed 86 assists and 17 service aces.
The individual honors arrive as the No. 1-seeded Roadrunners prepare to host the final two rounds of the RMAC Tournament this weekend. MSU Denver will face No. 5 South Dakota Mines in Friday's semifinal at 5 p.m. at the Auraria Event Center. With a victory, the Roadrunners would advance to Saturday's championship match at 5 p.m., with another RMAC Tournament title on the line.
MSU Denver enters the weekend riding a 13-match winning streak and having won four consecutive matches in straight sets. The Roadrunners will look to carry that momentum into the tournament and add another championship to their decorated season.
