Keiser University named women’s volleyball player Addison Chapman and men’s cross country runner Iker Prados Molina its Athletes of the Week for Week 11. The athletes were recognized for performances during the week of Nov. 8, 2026. Chapman helped Keiser secure the No. 4 seed in the Sun Conference Championship, while Prados Molina won the conference championship 8K.
Chapman leads Keiser at the net
Chapman helped the Keiser Seahawks close the women’s volleyball regular season with two victories. The fourth-year senior recorded 11 total blocks across two matches, including eight against New College of Florida on Senior Night. She averaged 1.38 blocks per set, added 10 kills and hit .222 during the week.
Chapman’s performance also placed her among the Sun Conference’s top blockers for the season. She tied for second in the conference with 71 total blocks and ranked third with 0.83 blocks per set. Her production helped Keiser enter the conference championship as the No. 4 seed.
Prados Molina earns conference honors
Prados Molina won the Sun Conference Championship 8K in 25:44.01. The first-year freshman earned his third consecutive individual victory and improved his winning time at the Ave Maria Invitational by more than 20 seconds. He also was named the Sun Conference Freshman of the Year and Runner of the Year.
Prados Molina earned First Team All-Conference honors as part of his postseason recognition. His Week 11 award gives Keiser honorees from both women’s volleyball and men’s cross country. Chapman and Prados Molina will be in contention for the Keiser Athlete of the Month award for November, which will be decided in December.
FSB Take
Keiser’s Week 11 selections connect a team postseason position with an individual conference championship. Chapman contributed to the women’s volleyball team’s No. 4 seed through her blocking production, while Prados Molina added a conference 8K title to his run of individual victories. The December Athlete of the Month decision will give the department another opportunity to evaluate both performances together.
Source: Original report