LOCK HAVEN, Pa. -- The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) announced its Women's Volleyball All-Conference selections Thursday afternoon, with East Stroudsburg University junior Jadyn Orava and sophomore Harry Berry earning First and Second Team honors, respectively.

Earlier this season, OH Orava was named to the Fairmont State All-Classic and Seton Hill All-Tournament teams. She was also named the PSAC East Athlete of the Week on Sept. 14 after breaking the program's single-match kills record with 28 against Charleston on Sept. 12.

The Gilbert, Ariz., native started 27 of the 28 matches she appeared in, playing in 98 total sets. Orava led the Warriors with 397 kills, averaging 4.05 per set, while also leading the team with 47 service aces and 462.0 points. She ranked second on the team with 243 digs and added 14 assists and 31.0 blocks.

Orava ranked second in the conference in kills, points, and points per set, while ranking third in total kills and service aces.

A native of Milwaukie, Ore., Berry started all 29 matches for the Warriors and led the team with 103 sets played. MB Berry led ESU with 125.0 total blocks, averaging 1.21 per set, while ranking fourth on the team with 134 kills.

Berry earned her first career PSAC East Defensive Athlete of the Week honor on Nov. 2 after totaling 13 kills on a .550 hitting percentage and 10 blocks across two matches. Against Kutztown on Oct. 30, she recorded 10 kills on a .533 hitting percentage, along with nine total blocks.

Berry ranked second in the conference in total blocks and blocks per set. She recorded nine blocks in two matches this season and totaled at least seven blocks in seven matches.

Nationally, Orava's points per set and kills per set rank in the top 20 across Division II, ranking 15th and 18th, respectively. Berry ranks 13th nationally in total blocks.

The Warriors concluded their 2026 season Wednesday evening in the PSAC quarterfinals, falling to IUP in straight sets.