For the third consecutive week, at least one player from the Weatherford College volleyball team has earned Northern Texas Junior College Athletic Conference Player of the Week honors.
Mirabel Onyegwu was named the NTJCAC Offensive Player of the Week, while Alena Lopez earned the Defensive Player of the Week award.
Onyegwu and Lopez are the third and fourth Coyotes to earn the honor this season, joining teammates Glorybell Puente (defensive, Week 1) and Beline Thibaut (offensive, Weeks 1 and 2).
Onyegwu, an outside hitter from Nigeria, played in 19 sets for WC last week. She recorded 65 kills on 161 attacks, averaging 3.4 kills and 3.5 points per set. She also logged 63 digs and 12 block ******* ists.
Lopez, a libero from Saginaw, also appeared in 19 sets for the Coyotes. She charted 68 digs, 21 ******* ists and three aces, averaging four digs per set.

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Jun. 22—CASPER, Wyo. — Salem native and Montana State University women's rodeo standout Michaela McCormick wrapped up an impressive week at the 2026 College National Finals Rodeo on Saturday night, earning a sixth-place finish in the women's goat tying standings at the Ford Wyoming Center.
The junior competitor delivered one of her best performances of the week in the championship short go round, posting a time of 6.3 seconds to finish fifth in the final round. McCormick's consistent effort across four runs secured her place among the nation's top women's collegiate goat tyers.
McCormick opened competition with a 6.1-second run before recording times of 7.1 and 6.9 seconds in her next two go rounds, respectively. Her 6.3-second effort in the short go gave her a total time of 26.4 seconds on four runs, good for sixth place overall. The finish earned her 80 points in the individual standings.
Her performance also helped Montana State's women's rodeo team finish tied for 18th in the team standings with 75 points.
Texas A&M University captured the women's team championship with 692.5 points. Host University of Wyoming placed second with 405 points, followed by Tarleton State University in third with 360 points. Texas Tech University finished fourth with 320 points, while Weatherford College rounded out the top-five women's standings with 300 points.