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Elizabeth Corbitt and Rebekah Dragoo earned second-team honors, while Nora Lockhart received honorable mention recognition, as the LeTourneau volleyball team placed three players on SCAC all-conference teams, the conference announced on Wednesday. All-SCAC teams were voted on exclusively by the league’s head coaches and sports information directors. Corbitt, a freshman from Longview, Texas, recorded double-digit kills in 14 matches this season, including five performances with at least 16. Her breakout performance came against Mary Hardin-Baylor, where she logged 18 kills in LeTourneau’s home opener. Corbitt led the YellowJackets with 3.00 kills per set in conference play, also ranking fifth in the SCAC. She was also named SCAC Offensive Player of the Week on Oct. 12 following huge outputs in conference wins over Ozarks and Austin College.

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