COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – South Dakota Mines Volleyball had four different players earn All-RMAC honors, with Maria Bouman, Lexi Glendenning and Cate Warren all earning a spot on the first team.

Maria Bouman earned her first career All-RMAC award, picking up first team honors. Going into the RMAC Semifinals, Bouman is first in the RMAC with 53 aces and second with a .368 hitting percentage. She is also eighth in blocks and 12^th in points. Against Midwestern State on Sept. 5, Bouman had a season-high 14 kills with five blocks and a .609 hitting percentage. Bouman also ranks in the top 49 of five different NCAA DII stats including total aces (20th), total blocks (28th), aces per set (36th), hitting percentage (38th) and blocks per set (49th). 

For the second consecutive season, Lexi Glendenning was named a First Team All-RMAC honoree. She is currently sixth in the conference with 3.16 kills per set and ninth in points at 3.48 per set. Glendenning put up a career-high 27 kills at UCCS on Nov. 10 in the RMAC Quarterfinals.

Cate Warren also earned a spot on the All-RMAC First Team. Warren ranks second on the team with 3.14 kills per set, the eighth-best mark in the conference. Her 3.43 points per set is 10^th in the RMAC. On Sept. 4 against Michigan Tech, Warren totaled a career-high 21 kills with a .319 hitting percentage.    

Emily Henderson picked up Honorable Mention All-RMAC honors as a freshman. In a 6-2 rotation, Henderson averaged 6.11 assists per set, the sixth-best mark in the RMAC. Henderson has put up 10 double-doubles this season for the Rockers. She put up a season-high 38 assists against CSU Pueblo on Sept. 18.

The Hardrockers four awards this season is the most since the 2024 season, where the Rockers was honored with seven All-RMAC awards.

What's Next

South Dakota Mines is set to play in the RMAC Semifinals on Nov. 13 against RV MSU Denver. First serve is set for 5 p.m. at the Auraria Event Center.