NEW ULM, Minn. - Three Martin Luther College volleyball players were received All-UMAC honors on Monday. Seniors Kira Grev and Jade St. Germaine were each named First Team All-UMAC, while senior Taylor Weber was named Honorable Mention All-UMAC.

Grev earned her fourth First Team All-UMAC honor after finishing the season second on the team in kills (252), total attacks (839) and digs (311) while also hitting .164 for the season on the attack.

This season, Grev became the third player in program history to record at least 1,000 career digs and kills. She finished her career third in career kills (1,169) and eighth in career digs (1,070).

St. Germaine was named First Team All-UMAC for the second consecutive season, and also won honorable mention following her sophomore season in 2015. The senior outside hitter led the Knights in kills (323) and total attacks (948) this season.

St. Germaine finished her career sixth in program history with 985 career kills, and led the Knights in that statistic each of the last two seasons.

Weber earned her first all-conference honor after leading the Knights with 451 digs this season. The senior libero finished fifth in the UMAC with an average of 4.43 digs per set during conference play this season, and finished her career with 924 career digs in 125 career matches.

Senior Grace Schultz was named the MLC recipient of the Sportsmanship Award, given to one player on each team who best exemplifies sportsmanship during the season.

To see the full release from the UMAC with all the awards, click here. 

MLC finished the 2017 season with a record of 16-17, including a 10-6 UMAC record that was good for fourth place in the final conference standings.