BOSTON – Three Stony Brook University volleyball student-athletes earned All-Conference honors as announced by the league office on Thursday. Junior outside hitter Amiyah De'Long was tabbed to the All-Conference First Team, while sophomore middle blocker Abby Campbell and senior middle blocker Enitan Omolewa both claimed Second Team honors.
 
"Great to see these three get honored for their individual success this season. We have many weapons on our team and these three really proved themselves to be consistent throughout the conference season. The team's ability to put them in great situations allowed them to shine and it's exciting on both ends of that equation," said head coach Kristin Belzung.
 
De'Long has appeared in 23 matches and recorded 249 kills, 3.11 kills per set, and 268.5 points. She ranks third in the America East in kills per set, fifth in total kills, is tied for third in points per set, and sixth in total points. The junior has collected 10 or more kills in a match 15 times this season.
 
She tallied a season-high 17 kills on three separate occasions earlier in the year. De'Long recorded 17 kills in the win over Columbia on September 17, she did it again the next day on September 18, in the win against Akron, and then paced the Seawolves to the sweep at Hartford on October 22.
 
Campbell has played in 26 matches and compiled 201 kills, 2.28 kills per set, 70.0 blocks, and 258.0 points. She hit a team-best .308, which was good for the fourth-best hitting percentage in the conference this season. The middle blocker recorded 10 or more kills in a match six times and tallied a season-high 18 kills in the second match of the season on August 27, against Wofford.
 
She recorded a hitting percentage of .400 or better in nine matches during the regular season and notched a season-best .667 hitting percentage in the win over Loyola (Md.) on September 4. Campbell registered a season-high seven blocks against St. John's on September 14.
 
Omolewa has appeared in 24 matches and totaled 194 kills, 2.37 kills per set, 63.0 blocks, and 245.5 points. The senior ranks fifth in the America East in hitting percentage with a .294 mark and is second on the team in the category. She is eighth in the conference in total points and ninth in points per set (2.99). Omolewa has racked up 10 or more kills in a match seven times this season.
 
She notched a season-high 15 kills from the middle in the win over Akron on September 18. In that match against Akron, Omolewa also recorded a season-high .625 hitting percentage. She registered a season-high tying six blocks on two occasions. Omolewa first totaled six blocks in the season opener against Florida Atlantic on August 27, and then again in the sweep against Loyola (Md.) on September 4.
 
The Seawolves are back in action on Friday, November 19, when they travel to Baltimore, Md. to take on the No. 1 seeded UMBC Retrievers in the semifinals on the America East Championship. First serve is set for 4 p.m., and the match will broadcast on AmericaEast.TV.
 
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