Three Warriors were named to the 2019 Women’s Volleyball All-GSAC Team on Tuesday: senior opposite hitter Cassidy Rea, junior outside hitter/defensive specialist Brooklynn Cheney, and freshman setter Keelyn Kistner.

Rea was named to the All-GSAC Team for a third straight year after earning GSAC Freshman of the Year honors in 2016. She leads the team in kills (362), kills per set (3.38), and attacking percentage (.316) among qualified players this season. Her .316 attacking percentage is the ninth highest in a single season in program history.

Rea is second in the GSAC in both kills and attacking percentage, while ranking third in kills per set. The Ventura native twice earned GSAC Attacker of the Week recognition this season, on October 7 and November 11.

She currently has the third highest career attacking percentage in program history (.305). Rea also ranks 11th in program history in career blocks (245) and 12th in career kills (1,167).

Cheney, who was named GSAC Freshman of the Year in 2017, is one of the team’s main contributors both offensively and defensively, ranking second on the team in digs (448) and service aces (33), while ranking third in kills (246). She was named GSAC Defender of the Week on October 21 after recording 44 digs against Hope International, tied for the second most in a single match ever by a Warrior. Cheney also received the honor on October 28.

She ranks ninth in the GSAC in digs and 10th in digs per set (4.06). Cheney has the second most combined kills and digs in the conference, behind only GSAC Player of the Year Moea Kekauoha of Menlo.

The junior is the current career leader in program history in serve reception percentage (.966). She also ranks sixth in career digs per set (3.64) and 10th in career digs (1,336).

Kistner has made a huge impact on the Warriors’ offense in her freshman year, leading the team in assists (658). She was named GSAC Setter of the Week on September 23. The Queen Creek, Arizona native also leads the team in service aces (39) and is third in digs (245).

Working out of a 6-2 system, she ranks fourth in the conference in both assists and assists per set (6.04), while ranking seventh in service aces. The setter is one of only two freshman in the entire conference to be named to the All-GSAC team.

Westmont (23-6 overall, 14-4 GSAC), who shared the GSAC regular season championship with Menlo, will compete in the GSAC Tournament in Atherton this weekend as the second seed. The Warriors have a first-round bye in the tournament and will play in the second semifinal on Saturday against the winner of third-seeded Vanguard and sixth-seeded William Jessup.