COLORADO SPRING, Colo.  The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) has announced its 2026 end-of-season awards for women's volleyball, with three Western Colorado Mountaineers earning honorable mention recognition for their performances throughout the season. Maggie Legg, Galatia Andrew and Breanna Nohava were each recognized for their contributions to the Mountaineers, highlighting the impact they made on both ends of the court throughout the 2026 campaign.

Maggie Legg | Honorable Mention
Maggie Legg earned honorable mention recognition following an impressive freshman campaign in her first season as a Mountaineer. The standout freshman led Western in kills with 234, ranking 15th in the RMAC in the category. Legg was also one of the team's most consistent contributors throughout the season, appearing in 94 sets, the second-most on the roster.
Legg continued to make her presence felt during conference play, leading the Mountaineers with 136 kills against RMAC opponents. Her ability to provide consistent offensive production and step up in key moments made her an important piece of Western's attack. Legg's strong debut season sets a promising foundation as she looks to build on her success in the years ahead.

Galatia Andrew | Honorable Mention
Galatia Andrew anchored the Mountaineers' back row throughout the season, earning honorable mention recognition after putting together a strong defensive campaign. Andrew led Western in digs with 398, ranking seventh in the RMAC among conference leaders. She appeared in 87 sets for the Mountaineers, providing consistency and stability in the backline throughout the season.
Andrew played a crucial role in Western's defensive efforts, consistently keeping rallies alive and giving the Mountaineers opportunities to transition into their offense. Her ability to track down attacks, make key defensive plays and keep points alive made her an integral part of the team's success. Andrew's presence in the back row helped set the tone defensively and provided the Mountaineers with a reliable foundation throughout the year.

Breanna Nohava | Honorable Mention
Rounding out the three Mountaineers recognized was Breanna Nohava, who earned honorable mention honors after establishing herself as a dominant presence at the net. Nohava led Western in blocks with 94.0 on the season, ranking seventh in the RMAC. She averaged 1.16 blocks per set, making her one of the conference's top defensive threats at the net.
Nohava consistently made life difficult for opposing attackers, using her presence and timing to disrupt offensive opportunities and provide the Mountaineers with an important defensive advantage. Along with her impact defensively, Nohava also contributed on the offensive side, recording 105 kills throughout the season. Her ability to make an impact on both sides of the net made her a valuable part of the Mountaineers' lineup and helped solidify Western's front-row presence.