Chanute, KS - After a solid week including a win against NJCAA #20 Central Community College and Confrence Foe Highland the Panthers moved to #18 in the NJCAA D2 Volleyball Rankings. The Neosho County Community College volleyball team continues to make waves this season, boasting an impressive 11-5 overall record and on a hot streak with 5 straight wins including two wins versus ranked opponents.

Led by a dynamic group of student-athletes, the Panthers have shown strength on both offense and defense. Freshman standout Ella Bryan has emerged as one of the top hitters in the conference, currently ranked #3 in both total kills and kills per set. Her powerful presence at the net has been a key driver in the team's success.

On the defensive side, middle blockers Tessie Kooistra and Alli Clevenger have been a formidable duo, each tied for 3rd in the conference in blocks per set. Their ability to shut down opposing offenses has been instrumental in securing big wins.

Libero Trinity Collette anchors the back row and currently sits at #5 in the conference in digs, consistently providing strong coverage and keeping plays alive. Meanwhile, setter Sarah Wehrli continues to orchestrate the offense efficiently, ranking 4th in assists per set across the conference.

With a balanced attack and strong team chemistry, the Panthers are gaining momentum as the season progresses. As they look ahead to the second half of the season, Neosho County is proving to be a serious contender both in the conference and on the national stage.

Next up for the Panthers is a massive Home match with the #2 team in the NJCAA in Kansas City Kansas Community College, Wednesday, September 24th. It is also Poster Signing Night for the Panthers.