Zoe Fleck (Third Team) and Mac May (First Team)
May and Fleck Earn AVCA All-American Honors
December 15, 2021 | Women's Volleyball
LEXINGTON, Ky. โ Mac May brought in AVCA First Team All-American honors and Zoe Fleck was named an AVCA Third Team All-American, the organization announced Wednesday morning. May and Fleck were both selected to the AVCA Pacific South All-Region Team on Dec. 7.
May, a graduate outside hitter from Dubuque, Iowa, is the third Bruin ever to earn three AVCA All-American nods (one First Team and two Second Team) and the 17th in program history to be awarded to the AVCA First Team. May won her second Pac-12 Player of the Year award earlier this season after leading the Bruins with 558 kills (4.85 kills per set) and 45 aces (0.39 aces per set). She ended her career as the only Bruin to rank top 3 in kills (3rd, 2,065) and aces (3rd, 178) and is UCLA's all-time leader with 510 sets played.
May and Utah outside hitter Dani Drews are the lone selections from the Pac-12 to the AVCA First Team All-American list.
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May struck for a season-high 558 kills and ranked second in the Pac-12 and ninth in the nation in kills per set, leading the conference with 12 20-kill performances. She led the Bruins in kills in 25 of their 31 matches and posted a team-high nine double-doubles. She eclipsed 30 kills twice with 30 at San Diego on Sept. 9 and 39 at Washington State on Oct. 3 for the second-most kills ever in a single-match by a Bruin and most since Natalie Williams set the program record with 43 kills versus Hawai'i in Sept. 1991. May also tied the program record for aces in a single match with eight versus Arizona on Nov. 21, in just three sets. May finished her UCLA career leading the Bruins in their last 17 matches, including a match-high 17 kills at a .351 clip at Wisconsin in the NCAA Regional Semifinals on Dec. 9.
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Fleck, a senior libero/defensive specialist from Granada Hills, Calif., is the first UCLA libero be named AVCA Third Team All-American since Taylor Formico in 2015. Fleck earned back-to-back Pac-12 Libero of the Year honors on Dec. 7 after leading the Bruins and ranking fifth in the conference with 463 digs (3.99 digs per set). Fleck reached double-digit digs in 28 of the Bruins' 31 matches, including a season-high 29 digs in the NCAA Second Round versus UCF on Dec. 4. She earned Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week plaudits twice: the first on Oct. 11 after averaging 5.00 digs per set versus Colorado (Oct. 8) and Utah (Oct. 10), and the second on Nov. 1 after averaging 4.63 digs per set versus Washington State (Oct. 29) and Washington (Oct. 31).
AVCA First Team All-Americans
Julia Bergmann, Georgia Tech
Mariana Brambilla, Georgia Tech
Brionne Butler, Texas
Tori Dilfer, Louisville
Dani Drews, Utah
Logan Eggleston, Texas
Sydney Hilley, Wisconsin
Kayla Lund, Pittsburgh
Mac May, UCLA
Yossania Pressley, Baylor
Dana Rettke, Wisconsin
Lexi Rodriguez, Nebraska
Stephanie Samedy, Minnesota
Anna Stevenson, Louisville
AVCA Second Team All-Americans
Catie Baird, Stanford
Lauren Barnes, Wisconsin
Kayla Caffey, Nebraska
Samantha Dreschel, Washington
Emma Grome, Kentucky
Kaitlyn Hord, Penn State
Kendall Kipp, Stanford
Leketor Member-Meneh, Pittsburgh
Marlie Monserez, Florida
Caitlyn Newton, Purdue
Brooke Nuneviller, Oregon
Rylee Rader, Ohio State
Alli Stumler, Kentucky
AVCA Third Team All-Americans
Anna DeBeer, Louisville
Skylar Fields, Texas
Zoe Fleck, UCLA
Claire Hoffman, Washington
Magda Jehlarova, Washington State
Kenzie Koerber, BYU
Madi Kubik, Nebraska
Lauren Matthews, Western Kentucky
McKenna Melville, UCF
Chinaza Ndee, Pittsburgh
Jonni Parker, Penn State
Mac Podraza, Ohio State
Ella May Powell, Washington
Norah Sis, Creighton
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May, a graduate outside hitter from Dubuque, Iowa, is the third Bruin ever to earn three AVCA All-American nods (one First Team and two Second Team) and the 17th in program history to be awarded to the AVCA First Team. May won her second Pac-12 Player of the Year award earlier this season after leading the Bruins with 558 kills (4.85 kills per set) and 45 aces (0.39 aces per set). She ended her career as the only Bruin to rank top 3 in kills (3rd, 2,065) and aces (3rd, 178) and is UCLA's all-time leader with 510 sets played.
May and Utah outside hitter Dani Drews are the lone selections from the Pac-12 to the AVCA First Team All-American list.
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May struck for a season-high 558 kills and ranked second in the Pac-12 and ninth in the nation in kills per set, leading the conference with 12 20-kill performances. She led the Bruins in kills in 25 of their 31 matches and posted a team-high nine double-doubles. She eclipsed 30 kills twice with 30 at San Diego on Sept. 9 and 39 at Washington State on Oct. 3 for the second-most kills ever in a single-match by a Bruin and most since Natalie Williams set the program record with 43 kills versus Hawai'i in Sept. 1991. May also tied the program record for aces in a single match with eight versus Arizona on Nov. 21, in just three sets. May finished her UCLA career leading the Bruins in their last 17 matches, including a match-high 17 kills at a .351 clip at Wisconsin in the NCAA Regional Semifinals on Dec. 9.
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Fleck, a senior libero/defensive specialist from Granada Hills, Calif., is the first UCLA libero be named AVCA Third Team All-American since Taylor Formico in 2015. Fleck earned back-to-back Pac-12 Libero of the Year honors on Dec. 7 after leading the Bruins and ranking fifth in the conference with 463 digs (3.99 digs per set). Fleck reached double-digit digs in 28 of the Bruins' 31 matches, including a season-high 29 digs in the NCAA Second Round versus UCF on Dec. 4. She earned Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week plaudits twice: the first on Oct. 11 after averaging 5.00 digs per set versus Colorado (Oct. 8) and Utah (Oct. 10), and the second on Nov. 1 after averaging 4.63 digs per set versus Washington State (Oct. 29) and Washington (Oct. 31).
AVCA First Team All-Americans
Julia Bergmann, Georgia Tech
Mariana Brambilla, Georgia Tech
Brionne Butler, Texas
Tori Dilfer, Louisville
Dani Drews, Utah
Logan Eggleston, Texas
Sydney Hilley, Wisconsin
Kayla Lund, Pittsburgh
Mac May, UCLA
Yossania Pressley, Baylor
Dana Rettke, Wisconsin
Lexi Rodriguez, Nebraska
Stephanie Samedy, Minnesota
Anna Stevenson, Louisville
AVCA Second Team All-Americans
Catie Baird, Stanford
Lauren Barnes, Wisconsin
Kayla Caffey, Nebraska
Samantha Dreschel, Washington
Emma Grome, Kentucky
Kaitlyn Hord, Penn State
Kendall Kipp, Stanford
Leketor Member-Meneh, Pittsburgh
Marlie Monserez, Florida
Caitlyn Newton, Purdue
Brooke Nuneviller, Oregon
Rylee Rader, Ohio State
Alli Stumler, Kentucky
AVCA Third Team All-Americans
Anna DeBeer, Louisville
Skylar Fields, Texas
Zoe Fleck, UCLA
Claire Hoffman, Washington
Magda Jehlarova, Washington State
Kenzie Koerber, BYU
Madi Kubik, Nebraska
Lauren Matthews, Western Kentucky
McKenna Melville, UCF
Chinaza Ndee, Pittsburgh
Jonni Parker, Penn State
Mac Podraza, Ohio State
Ella May Powell, Washington
Norah Sis, Creighton
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