Sophomore Breanah Bourque was named the NCCA Volleyball Atlanta Regional Most Outstanding Player after helping the Eagles to three wins and advancing them to the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Championships next weekend. 

The 5-foot-10 middle blocker averaged 3.25 kills and hit a team-high 42.5 percent (39-5—80) as Emory raised its overall record to 34-4.  In addition, she averaged a team-high 1.17 blocks per set.  In the regional final against No. 20-ranked Cal Lutheran, Bourque led the squad with a match-high 17 terminations en route to a 51.7 attack percentage (17-2—29).  She also racked up five block assists as Emory battled to a five-set win.  She totaled 10 or more terminations in all three matches including 12 put-aways, along with five block assists, in a 3-1 victory over Washington & Lee in the semifinals. In the regional opener against Piedmont, she was second high on the team with 10 kills and contributed four (1-3) total blocks in a 3-0 sweep.