Arizona volleyball places 3 on All-Big 12 teams

The Big 12 announced postseason volleyball awards on Tuesday afternoon. Arizona Wildcats Jordan Wilson, Carlie Cisneros, and Avery Scoggins were among those honored.

Wilson was one of seven players unanimously selected for the 18-member All-Big 12 First Team, marking the third all-conference honor of her career. The senior outside hitter led the Wildcats and was fifth in the conference with 4.58 kills per set. She was fourth in the league with 5.04 points per set.

Wilson finished the regular season with a total of 458 kills, 25 service aces, 251 digs, 37 total blocks (five solo), and 504 points in 100 sets played. Her kills per set, digs per set (2.51), aces per set (0.25), and points per set were all career highs. Her digs per set ranked 24th in the Big 12 and were in the top 10 among players not listed as liberos or defensive specialists. If her kills per set remain above 4.51, she will take over 10th in the Arizona record book for k/s in a season.

Wilson had 25 matches with double-digit kills and eight matches with 20 or more kills. She is currently 10th in Arizona history for career matches with double-digit kills (66).

In her three years at Arizona, Wilson has contributed 3.81 k/s on .237 hitting. She served 0.18 aces per set and has had 1.90 d/s. She has been part of 0.40 b/s and scored 4.22 p/s. Her career kills per set currently rank sixth in Arizona volleyball history.

Sophomores Cisneros and Scoggins were both named to the All-Big 12 Second Team. That team consists of an additional 18 players. It was the second straight season that the pair have garnered all-league honors.

Cisneros had career highs of 3.05 k/s and 3.44 p/s this season. Both were second on the team. She was also second on the team with 0.25 aces per set. Her 2.59 d/s were third on the team. They ranked 22nd overall and seventh among players not listed as liberos or defensive specialists in the Big 12. She had double-digit digs in 11 matches this season as part of nine double-doubles.

Scoggins was second in the Big 12 with 10.55 assists per set. She was one of just three Big 12 setters to average double-digit assists per set this season. The sophomore setter also led the Wildcats with 0.27 aces per set and 13 double-doubles.

Scoggins was second on the team with 2.80 digs per set. That ranks 18th in the Big 12 overall and fourth among players not listed as liberos or defensive specialists.

The trio of all-conference honorees helped lead Arizona to its first appearance in the NCAA Tournament since 2018. The Wildcats face the South Dakota State Jackrabbits in the first round on Friday, Dec. 5 at 5:30 p.m. MST in Stanford, Calif.