MOORPARK, Calif. (Dec. 16, 2025) – At the end of November, the Western State Conference (WSC) announced the 2025 Women's Volleyball All-Conference teams, which included six Raiders, each of whom was honored by the league for the first time of her respective career.

Landing on the First Team All-WSC in 2025 were sophomore outside hitter Olivia Campisi and freshman setter Daylin Saiki.

Campisi capitalized in her final season at Moorpark, exploding for 224 kills on 708 swings (.192 hitting percentage) for 2.77 kills per set in 81 sets of action this fall. She contributed 234.0 total points. Campisi added 86 digs, 12 block assists, eight assists, three service aces and a solo block.

In her first season for the Blue and White, Saiki played in 103 sets, providing 809 assists, 252 digs, 72 kills, 59 service aces, 32 block assists and three solo stops. She averaged 7.85 assists per set with 2.45 digs per set.

Second Team All-WSC honors went to sophomore Mia Paculan and freshman Natsune Makino. The duo shared time at the libero position while Makino was also recognized as a defensive specialist. During her final MC season, Paculan pitched in with 320 digs, 31 assists and 27 service aces in 89 sets played. Makino was on the court in 103 sets, where she added 258 digs, 24 service aces, 15 assists, 15 kills and a block assist for the Raiders.

The freshman duo of Hailey Byron and Genessa Johnson received Honorable Mention All-WSC after shining in her first, respective, season of collegiate volleyball for Moorpark College. Byron played 96 sets. The outside hitter totaled 149 kills, 1.55 kills per set, on 534 total attacks. She also tallied 38 block assists with nine solo stops, adding 26 digs and one assist. Johnson was a force in her inaugural MC season, leading the squad with 3.04 points in 100 sets of play. She led the way with 258 kills on 618 attempts for 2.58 kills per set to hit .296. The middle blocker added 48 block assists and 22 solo blocks for .70 blocks per set. Johnson also recorded five digs and assists, apiece, in 2025.

Moorpark (21-9) finished with a 10-2 WSC record to share a tie of the league title.

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