JACKSON, Mich. - The Crossroads League announced their postseason women's volleyball awards on Tuesday and Goshen had three players earn honors. Sadie Brenneman made Second Team All-Crossroads League and Kelsie Hankins and Alaina Wolfe were named Honorable Mention All-Crossroads League.

This is Brenneman's second time making the second team after being an honorable mention selection during her freshman and sophomore years. Hankins and Wolfe were both named to the honorable mention team for the second straight year.

Brenneman was fourth in the Crossroads League in kills per set and total kills. She was fourth in points per set and ninth in service aces per set. In September, Brenneman became just the third player in Goshen women's volleyball history to make the 1,000-by-1,000 club with 1,000 career digs and 1,000 career kills. She joined Anna Herdeck and Peni Acayo.

Kelsie Hankins was fifth in the Crossroads League with 7.50 assists per set. In addition to her 833 assists this season, she had 51 kills and a .221 hitting percentage. She was third on the team in digs per set and was one of just four on the team to play in at least 33 matches this season.

Alaina Wolfe was eighth in the conference with 4.02 digs per set. She played in every set this season and was third on the team in assists and aces.

Indiana Wesleyan's Eva Joldersma and Candace Moats were named Player of the Year and Coach of the Year respectively. Abbigail Porter (Indiana Wesleyan) was tabbed as Setter of the Year, Emma Lyons (Marian) was chosen as Libero of the Year and Marin Sanchez (Indiana Wesleyan) was named Freshman of the Year.

Goshen finished the season with a 7-27 record and put an end to their conference losing streak. They beat Saint Francis in three sets on the road and Huntington in four sets at home.