The Canadian Colleges Athletic Association announced today the CCAA Volleyball Athletes of the Month for November. The CCAA Athlete of the Month program recognizes student-athletes for their outstanding event performance and athletic accomplishments during that month.

Awards are presented to one male and one female student-athlete in each conference participating in the CCAA Volleyball; the five conferences are Atlantic Colleges Athletic Association (ACAA), Quebec Student Sports Federation (QSSF), Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA), Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) and British Columbia Colleges’ Athletic Association (BCCAA).        

From British Columbia

Sheila McNee, is a fourth year player with University of British Columbia Okanagan Heat. After taking a year off to focus on her studies, Sheila has not missed a beat bolstering the Heat’s lineup with her experience and maturity leading them to a 7-1 season, thus far.  Playing on the left-side, Sheila has been the Heat’s go to hitter and is currently ranked third amongst the BCCAA league leaders.

From Alberta

First year, outside hitter, Andrea Price has been outstanding for the Mount Royal Cougars, helping them earn top spot in the ACAC South Division. Price is one of ten rookies on Mount Royal’s squad this year and has made an immediate impact on her team both on and off the court. Andrea leads the South in kills per game with 3.1 kpg and has 80 kills on the year. She also ranks tenth in the South in blocks and 4th in service aces.

From Ontario

Third year, Humber Hawks standout, Landis Doyle continues to lead her team to the number one spot in the OCAA. As the Hawk’s leading scorer, Landis makes her presence known in the Middle position. She leads the league in scoring and aces and is major factor in the team’s undefeated league play. Doyle received All-Star awards as the Hawks grabbed top prize in the Sheridan Invitational and the Humber Cup.

From Quebec

Catherine Laurin, is a second year player for the Collège François-Xavier-Garneau Elans. Catherine averages 4.73 points per match which places her second in the QSSF league. In 15 matches Catherine has recorded 55 attacks, 5 blocks and 11 aces. Her outstanding work ethic and positive attitude make her a valuable and talented player.

From the Atlantic

Veteran, Tara Thibault is a fourth year student at St. Thomas University. As Captain for the Tommies, Tara rovides strong athletic ability in the middle position and is a leader both on and off the court.  Thibault averages 10 kills, 4 blocks, 3 service aces and 10 digs per match guiding her team to 4-0 in league play.