GROVE CITY, Pa. -- Four members of the Presidents' Athletic Conference-winning Grove City College women's volleyball team earned All-Conference recognition, as announced Tuesday night by the conference.

Juniors Sarah Hart (Marriottsville, Md./Liberty) and Kendra Klusch (Alliance, Ohio/Homeschooled) both earned First Team honors. Junior Alayna Dorst (Middletown, Del./Middletown) captured Second Team All-PAC and classmate Lily Lagaras (Crofton, Md./Crofton) earned Honorable Mention All-PAC.

Hart leads Grove City in kills per set, averaging 3.58. That mark also ranks fourth in the conference. Hart also ranks third overall in the conference -- and first among outside hitters -- with a .296 hitting percentage. 

Hart averaged 3.65 kills per set during the 16-match conference schedule. She recorded 10 or more kills in each of the Wolverines' final 13 regular season matches. 

Klusch repeated as a First Team All-PAC selection at middle blocker after leading the conference with 109 total blocks and a 1.05 blocks-per-set average. Klusch also owns the conference's top hitting percentage, as she has scored on one-third of her attacks, good for a .333 hitting percentage. 

Klusch averages 1.66 kills per set and has served 18 aces so far in 2025.

The versatile Dorst ranks second on the team in kill average (2.75), dig average (3.89) and aces this season (25). She has also contributed 38 total blocks this year from her outside hitter post.

Dorst earned Presidents' Athletic Conference Tournament Most Outstanding Player recognition after performance last week in the Wolverines' three tournament victories. She capped the week with 10 kills, 18 digs and two blocks in a 3-0 title match win at Hiram last Saturday night.

A fixture on the right side, Lagaras earned her first conference award after accumulating 68 blocks this year. She has added 1.32 kills per set this year.

Hart and Klusch joined Dorst on the All-Tournament Team. 

Grove City (20-8) won its first conference title in 24 years. The Wolverines will face Juniata in the first round of the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament at 2 p.m. Thursday in Virginia Beach, Va., at Virginia Wesleyan University. It is the Wolverines' first trip to the national tournament in 39 years.