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Wesleyan’s Beckstedt selected as MEC Volleyball Offensive Player of the Week

West Virginia Wesleyan freshman Liliana Beckstedt earned MEC Volleyball Offensive Player of the Week honors after tallying 95 assists in two matches. Concord’s Allie Davis won the defensive award with 45 digs in a 2-0 week.

FAIRMONT –  The Mountain East Conference announced the winners of this week’s Volleyball Player of the Week awards. The MEC Player of the Week awards are presented by The Health Plan.

West Virginia Wesleyan’s setter Liliana Beckstedt is the MEC Offensive Player of the Week, while Concord’s libero Allie Davis is the MEC Defensive Player of the Week.

Beckstedt, a freshman from Grove City, Ohio, earned 95 assists throughout two matches. On Oct. 26, Beckstedt finished with 49 assists and two kills. The setter added another 46 assist performance on Oct. 30 against Shawnee State, finishing the night with no errors and two kills.

Davis, a senior from Jonesborough, Tennessee, earned 45 digs for the Mountain Lions. Davis led Concord to a 2-0 week finishing with 20 digs at West Virginia Wesleyan and 25 digs at Charleston on Oct. 26, and 30, respectively. Davis averaged 5.0 digs per set over nine sets, and added five service aces throughout the week.

2026 MEC VOLLEYBALL OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
8/31: Natalie Zemba, Fairmont State
9/7: Meg Williams, Concord 
9/14: Chloe Thompson, Concord
9/21: Alexa Martin, Fairmont State 
9/28: Alliyah McNair, Frostburg State 
10/5: Dakoda Keni, West Liberty 
10/12: Deniz Akgul, West Virginia State 
10/19: Camryn Matus, Wheeling 
10/26: MacKenna Halfin, West Virginia Wesleyan 
11/2: Liliana Beckstedt, West Virginia Wesleyan

2026 MEC VOLLEYBALL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
8/31: Lilly Adkins, West Virginia State 
9/7: Allie Davis, Concord 
9/14: Grace DeVall, Fairmont State
9/21: Sahana Rajesh, Charleston 
9/28: Kate Strong, Charleston 
10/5: Taylor Speake, West Liberty 
10/12: Allie Davis, Concord 
10/19: Mara McDougal, Wheeling
11/2: Allie Davis, Concord 

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