FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) released the 2025 All-American teams on Wednesday afternoon. Seniors Olivia Aniol and Taylor Stockman both earned Honorable Mention All-American honors.

Aniol collects her second career All-American selection (2024) to add to her 2025 accomplishments that includes first-team All-Sunshine State Conference honors, as well as first-team AVCA All-South Region, and D2 CCA All-South Region recognitions.

Aniol finished the 2025 season with 243 kills, 2.25 kills-per-set, and a 0.275 attack percentage. On the defensive side Aniol led the Sharks totaling a team-high 118 total blocks, 97 block assists, and 21 solo blocks, while finishing second on the team with 1.09 blocks-per-set. Within the Sunshine State Conference Aniol finished the regular season with the second most total blocks and block assists, finishing fourth in the SSC in solo blocks and blocks-per-set.

Stockman secures her third career All-American selection (2022 & 2023) and is the first player in program history to be named an All-American three times in a career.

Stockman's career accolades list continues to grow as she has now been named an AVCA All-American Honorable Mention three times, an AVCA All-South Region selection three times, an All-Sunshine State Conference selection in all four years of her career, and the 2022 SSC Freshman of the Year.

Stockman finished the season leading the Sharks in points (390.5) and points-per-set (3.55) and second on the Sharks in kills (310) and kills-per-set (2.82). Stockman also recorded 288 digs, while averaging 2.62 per-set, and accumulated 91 total blocks.

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