Indiana University Athletics
Volleyball Lands Four on College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team
12/12/2023 12:00:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
GREENWOOD, Ind. – The Indiana volleyball team had four players named to the College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District team, as announced by the committee on Tuesday (December 12th) afternoon.
Kaley Rammelsberg (Westerville, Ohio), Isa Lopez (Richardson, Texas), Grae Gosnell (Charleston, S.C.) and Candela Alonso-Corcelles (Madrid, Spain) were all honored for their achievements in the classroom that paired with an outstanding season on the volleyball court.
Rammelsberg, who earned her undergraduate degree in May of 2023, maintained a cumulative GPA of over 3.9 while producing at a high level on the court. She hit .365 on the season while tallying 281 kills and 110 blocks for the Hoosiers.
The graduate student finished her IU career, over three seasons, hitting a collective .329 with over 1500 career offensive attempts. Her hitting percentage is second in program history behind only All-American Ashley Benson.
Lopez was an instrumental back row player for IU, playing in all 65 games the past two seasons. In the classroom, she has maintained a 3.75 GPA while pursuing a degree in Computer Science. She finished 2023 with 164 digs (1.38 per set).
Gosnell played four seasons for the Hoosiers, appearing in 79 matches while recording 317 digs, 57 kills and 42 assists. A human biology major, she has plans to become a specialized surgeon in either brain or spine surgery.
Alonso-Corcelles, a native of Spain, has represented the core values of the program since arriving in Bloomington last year. She has 575 kills in her two seasons and has played in 64 contests including all 32 during her freshman year.
After choosing Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management as a degree path, Alonso-Corcelles has maintained an outstanding 3.7 GPA and has thrived in the classroom while taking various types of courses.
All four student-athletes will advance to voting for Academic All-America honors, to be announced at the beginning of January.
Kaley Rammelsberg (Westerville, Ohio), Isa Lopez (Richardson, Texas), Grae Gosnell (Charleston, S.C.) and Candela Alonso-Corcelles (Madrid, Spain) were all honored for their achievements in the classroom that paired with an outstanding season on the volleyball court.
Rammelsberg, who earned her undergraduate degree in May of 2023, maintained a cumulative GPA of over 3.9 while producing at a high level on the court. She hit .365 on the season while tallying 281 kills and 110 blocks for the Hoosiers.
The graduate student finished her IU career, over three seasons, hitting a collective .329 with over 1500 career offensive attempts. Her hitting percentage is second in program history behind only All-American Ashley Benson.
Lopez was an instrumental back row player for IU, playing in all 65 games the past two seasons. In the classroom, she has maintained a 3.75 GPA while pursuing a degree in Computer Science. She finished 2023 with 164 digs (1.38 per set).
Gosnell played four seasons for the Hoosiers, appearing in 79 matches while recording 317 digs, 57 kills and 42 assists. A human biology major, she has plans to become a specialized surgeon in either brain or spine surgery.
Alonso-Corcelles, a native of Spain, has represented the core values of the program since arriving in Bloomington last year. She has 575 kills in her two seasons and has played in 64 contests including all 32 during her freshman year.
After choosing Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management as a degree path, Alonso-Corcelles has maintained an outstanding 3.7 GPA and has thrived in the classroom while taking various types of courses.
All four student-athletes will advance to voting for Academic All-America honors, to be announced at the beginning of January.
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