MARSHALL, Texas—Awards continue to come in for East Texas Baptist University volleyball. Graycee Mosley and Avery Reid were named American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-Americans. This is the first time in program history that ETBU has produced two All-Americans.
 
"We are so proud of Graycee and Avery, who have been a huge part of our success. I am so happy they are getting the recognition they deserve," said head coach Mallory Matthews. "They have both put in a lot of hard work to get where they are today, and I am very excited for them."
 
Mosley is now a three-time All-American and made the second team. For the past two years, she was on the honorable mention team. In the NCAA, Mosley is fourth in kills (520), seventh in kills per set (4.60), and eighth in total attacks (1,359). She led the ASC in all three categories, had 22 double-doubles on the year, and is now a three-time ASC MVP and All-ASC and All-Region first-team selection. In her career at ETBU, she is currently third in kills (1,500) and seventh in digs (1,188) and a three-time member of the 400-kill club per season.
 
Reid earns her first All-American award as a third-team selection. The four-time All-ASC first-team selection is a 2024 All-Region first-team member. She finished 41st in the NCAA in kills (405). The ASC Tournament MVP averaged 3.52 kills per set with a .256 attack percentage. She has made two ASC All-Tournament teams, four ASC Player of the Week awards, and was the 2021 ASC Freshman of the Year. She finishes her career sixth at ETBU in kills with 1,392 and has 691 digs.
 
ETBU finished 29-2 on the year, posted a program-best 28-match winning streak, has a 28-match home winning streak, earned a top 10 ranking, and won back-to-back ASC Tournament Championships.