Grand Rapids Community College sophomore setter Kaitlyn Wolters earned NJCAA Division II volleyball First Team All-American honors.  In 37 matches and 121 sets, she averaged 9.42 assists per set and 2.48 digs per set.  Kaitlyn averaged 0.70 blocks and 1.44 kills per set.  She had a .320 hitting percentage.  Mott Community College sophomore outside hitter Brenna Donnelly earned NJCAA Division II volleyball Second Team All-American honors.  In 25 matches and 81 sets, she averaged 4.15 kills per set and hit .441.  She averaged 0.88 aces per set, and 3.04 digs per set. Brenna also averaged 0.28 blocks per set.  

The Grand Rapids Community College won their first volleyball national championship in school history with a 25-20, 25-23, 26-24 win over #1 ranked and defending national champion Cowley (KS) County CC. The Raiders finish their season at 39-1 and with a 30 match winning streak.  The loss snaps the Tigers 58 match winning streak.  Kaitlyn Wolters was named MVP of the tournament and Amy VanderWal and Kourtney Wolters were named to the All-Tournament Team.  Coach Chip Will was name the NJCAA Division II national coach of the year. The national championship is the third Division II Championship for an MCCAA team.  St. Clair County Community College won titles in 2001 and 2004. Kellogg Community College also won national championship in volleyball back when there was only one division back in 1979 and 1980.  

For the second consecutive year a Michigan Community College Athletic Association team will play for the NJCAA Division II National Volleyball Championship.  Grand Rapids Community College advanced to the championship match with a 25-27, 20-25, 25-21, 25-17, 16-14 over number six Parkland (IL) College.  The Raiders (38-1) are on a 29 match winning streak and will face number one and defending champion Cowley (KS) County College.  The Tigers are 38-0 on the season and have won and have won 58 consecutive matches.  Their last loss was on September 20, 2011 to Seminole (FL) State College.  Oakland Community College lost to Cowley County CC in last year's national championship match.  The match will take place at 6:30 Saturday night at the SHAC on the Owens Community College campus in Toledo, OH.  

The Grand Rapids Community College women's volleyball advanced to the NJCAA Division II women's volleyball semi-finals with a straight set victory over Kishwaukee (IL) College tonight at the SHAC on the campus of Owens (OH) Community College in Toledo, OH.  The number two ranked Raiders, dispatched the Kougars 25-14, 25-21, 25-19 to extend their winning streak to 28 matches.  They are 54-2 in sets in their last 18 matches.  Grand Rapids Community College advance to face number six Parkland (IL) College tomorrow at 6:30 PM.