University of West Florida women’s volleyball received two ASUN weekly honors Monday after its performance at the Kwik Star Klassic in Coralville, Iowa. Kumara Flanagain was named ASUN Player of the Week, while Camryn Brooks earned ASUN Defensive Player of the Week honors.
Flanagain and Brooks helped West Florida finish second at the tournament with a 2-1 record. West Florida recorded four-set victories over Texas Tech and Central Arkansas and entered ASUN play with an 8-2 record.
Kumara Flanagain leads West Florida attack
Flanagain led West Florida with 39 kills and 42.5 points across 13 sets. She averaged 3.00 kills and 3.27 points per set, hit .302 and added seven block assists.
Flanagain opened the tournament against Iowa with 18 kills and four blocks. She finished with a team-high 20 points and a career-high 50 attack attempts in the match.
She recorded 13 kills while hitting .344 in West Florida’s victory over Texas Tech. Against Central Arkansas, Flanagain had eight kills on .500 hitting and added two blocks, committing three attack errors across West Florida’s two victories.
Camryn Brooks anchors defensive effort
Brooks led West Florida with 57 digs and averaged 4.38 digs per set during the three-match weekend. She opened the tournament with a career-high and match-leading 28 digs against Iowa.
Brooks added 17 digs and three assists in the victory over Texas Tech. She finished with 12 digs and three assists against Central Arkansas.
West Florida’s three opponents combined to hit .175. Texas Tech hit .170 against West Florida, while Central Arkansas finished at .152.
West Florida opens ASUN play Saturday
West Florida women’s volleyball will open ASUN play at Queens University in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Saturday, September 26, 2026. First serve is scheduled for 11:00 a.m.
Live statistics will be available on GoArgos.com, and the match will stream on ESPN+.
FSB Take
The two ASUN honors recognize the complementary performances that helped West Florida finish second at the Kwik Star Klassic. Flanagain supplied the tournament’s offensive production, while Brooks led the defensive effort with 57 digs. West Florida now takes its 8-2 record into its ASUN opener at Queens University.
Source: Original report