CORVALLIS, Ore. –
The following nine Cascade Collegiate Conference student-athletes have been recognized as the CCC Players of the Week for their performances during competition from November 2 – 8, 2026.
Volleyball – Attacker
No. 6-ranked Corban University’s Emma Bischoff was named the CCC Attacker of the Week for the third time this season.
Bischoff, a senior outside hitter from Medford, Ore., helped lead the Warriors to complete the regular season with two wins. She recorded 26 kills, 19 digs, six blocks, and three service aces across eight sets this weekend.
Volleyball – Defender
No. 6-ranked Corban University’s Dani Street was named the CCC Defender of the Week.
Street, a junior libero from Corvallis, Ore., helped the Warriors close out the regular season with two more victories. She anchored Corban’s back row with 34 digs and added nine assists, helping the Warriors secure the No. 3 seed in the postseason tournament.
Volleyball – Setter
No. 2-ranked Eastern Oregon University’s Kate Stidham was named the CCC Setter of the Week for the second time this season.
Stidham, a senior setter from Central Point, Ore., helped lead the Mounties to two road sweeps to close out the regular season and secure a share of the regular-season title. She recorded 58 assists and 18 digs across the two matches, averaging 9.67 assists per set to guide the Mounties’ offense.
Men’s Basketball – Defensive Player
Southern Oregon University’s was named the CCC Men’s Basketball Defensive Player of the Week.
Dyer, a senior forward from Medford, Ore., helped the Raiders open the season with two impressive wins, including back-to-back upsets over No. 17 The Master’s and No. 20 Hope International. He averaged 8.5 rebounds per game while contributing to a defensive effort that limited the two opponents to a combined 30 percent shooting from three-point range (15-of-50).
Men’s Basketball – Offensive Player
College of Idaho’s Tucker Tiddens was named the CCC Men’s Basketball Offensive Player of the Week.
Tiddens, a sophomore forward from Nampa, Idaho, helped lead the Yotes to a pair of wins to open the season with two double-digit scoring performances. He finished with 11 points against Providence before posting a game-high 22 points against Carroll College, shooting 66.7 percent from the field (8-of-12) and adding seven rebounds.
Women’s Basketball – Defensive Player
Lewis-Clark State College’s Darian Herring was named the CCC Women’s Basketball Defensive Player of the Week for the second consecutive week.
Herring, a senior forward from Deer Park, Wash., continued her strong play to help (RV) LC State secure a 2-0 weekend in North Dakota. She averaged 16.5 points and 6.0 rebounds per game while recording four blocks, with her defensive efforts contributing directly to 15 points. Herring also helped the Warriors limit their opponents to an average of 60 points per game and 31 percent shooting from the field.
Women’s Basketball – Offensive Player
Corban University’s Jersey Huerta was named the CCC Women’s Basketball Offensive Player of the Week for the second consecutive week.
Huerta, a junior guard from Kent, Wash., made the most of her minutes at the Corban Classic, helping the Warriors earn a pair of blowout victories. She averaged 23.5 points per game while shooting an impressive 70.8 percent from the field, including 9-of-14 from three-point range, and went a perfect 100 percent at the free-throw line. Huerta also contributed six assists and five rebounds.
Men's Wrestling – Wrestler
Eastern Oregon University’s Nico Rodriguez was named the CCC Men’s Wrestler of the Week.
Rodriguez (285 lbs), a senior from Nampa, Idaho, opened the season with an outstanding 6-0 weekend at the Mountaineer Duals and Mountaineer Open. He recorded three technical falls and added two decisive shutout decisions. The No. 5-ranked heavyweight won all of his dual matches before going 4-0 to capture the 285-pound title at the open.
Women's Wrestling – Wrestler
Hope International University’s Jeszika Spraglin was named the CCC Women’s Wrestler of the Week.
Spraglin (207 lbs), a sophomore from Cypress, Calif., delivered an outstanding performance at the Menlo Invitational, claiming the individual championship in the 207-pound bracket. She went 3-0 on the day, pinning all three of her opponents to capture the title.