Emporia State’s Sandora Sasaki and Brailee Bogle Earn All-MIAA Honors in Women’s Volleyball
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- Sandora Sasaki and Brailee Bogle from Emporia State have earned All-MIAA honors in women's volleyball.
- Sasaki led the MIAA in kills with 486 and had a kills per set average of 4.81, earning her First Team All-MIAA honors.
- Bogle, a freshman, was named All-MIAA Honorable Mention for her performance as a setter.
Emporia State’s Sandora Sasaki earns First Team All-MIAA Volleyball honors with 486 kills and a 4.81 kills per set average. Brailee Bogle is named All-MIAA Honorable Mention after her freshman season. The Hornets are set to face Central Missouri in the MIAA Quarterfinals. Olivia Olson of Central Missouri is the Player of the Year, with Jaedynn Evans of Central Oklahoma as Defensive Player of the Year and Olivia Olson as Setter of the Year. Sasaki and Bogle are bringing recognition to Emporia State in the MIAA volleyball scene.
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