Fresno Pacific’s Mikayla Weiss named FloCollege/CCAA Volleyball Setter of the Week for the third time in 2026.

Oct 6, 2026

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Fresno Pacific’s Mikayla Weiss has been voted the FloCollege/CCAA Volleyball Setter of the Week for the third time this season.
  
The graduate setter helped the No. 4-ranked Sunbirds remain undefeated with a pair of victories last week, totaling 91 assists, 12 digs and four block assists over seven sets. Weiss averaged 13.00 assists per set while adding 11 kills on 28 attacks with just two errors for a .321 hitting percentage.

Weiss opened the week with an impressive all-around performance against Cal State Monterey Bay, recording 33 assists and seven kills on 15 attacks without an error for a .467 hitting percentage. She also added six digs and two block assists as Fresno Pacific swept the Otters.

The Clovis, Calif., native nearly matched her season best with 58 assists in a four-set victory over Menlo. Weiss also contributed four kills, six digs and two block assists as the Sunbirds improved to 15-0 on the season.

Weiss currently leads the CCAA with 10.69 assists per set and 577 total assists. She also ranks fourth in the conference with a .367 hitting percentage, highlighting her impact both as a setter and an offensive threat. Click here to see the complete CCAA leaderboard.

This is the third CCAA Setter of the Week award for Weiss in the six weeks of the 2026 season. Click here to see a complete list of past award winners.  

The two victories kept Fresno Pacific undefeated at 15-0 overall, including a perfect 5-0 mark in CCAA play. The No. 4-ranked Sunbirds sit atop the conference standings and return home this week to host Cal State East Bay on Friday and San Francisco State on Saturday.  Both games can be viewed at CCAA on FloSports. Visit GoCCAA.org/FloSports for more information.

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