Volleyball | 11/10/2026 8:30:00 PM

DALLAS, Texas (Nov. 10, 2026) – Following a standout senior campaign, Texas Woman's volleyball senior libero Alyssa Rojo was recognized with Lone Star Conference postseason honors.

Rojo earned All-LSC recognition following a dominant season on the defensive end for the Pioneers. 

The senior established herself as one of the top defensive players in the conference, anchoring the TWU back row throughout the 2026 campaign.

Rojo ranked third in the LSC in digs per set, averaging 4.98 across 104 sets played. 

She recorded a team-leading 518 digs on the season and posted a .940 reception percentage. 

Additionally, Rojo contributed 116 assists and 22 service aces.

"Alyssa has been the rock of the TWU defense for two years and this award is very much deserved." Head Coach Phil Evans said. "It seems like almost every match I would look up and Alyssa magically had 20 digs. Her consistency, competitive spirit, and ability to make big plays in crucial moments have been invaluable to our team. She has set the standard for what it means to compete at a high level every single day, and I couldn't be more proud of her for earning this recognition."

During her two seasons at Texas Woman's, Rojo established herself as a consistent defensive presence for the Pioneers. 

She recorded 622 digs during her first season at TWU in 2025 and followed with another 518 digs in 2026.

Rojo has accumulated 1,140 career digs in a Pioneer uniform. 

Across 57 matches and 215 sets played at TWU, she has also totaled 239 assists and 49 service aces.

Her postseason recognition adds to an impressive collegiate resume. 

In 2025, Rojo was named the LSC Newcomer of the Year becoming the fourth player in program history to earn the distinction. 

She also earned Second Team All-LSC honors, D2CCA All-South Central Region Second Team honors, AVCA All-Region recognition and AVCA All-American Honorable Mention.