KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Eastern Oregon University's Kiauna Mack and Keira Vaughn have been selected to the NAIA Women's Volleyball All-America Teams, the national office announced Tuesday afternoon.

Mack earned First Team honors for the second consecutive year, marking her second career NAIA All-American recognition. Vaughn collected the first All-American accolade of her career with a spot on the Second Team.

A senior middle hitter from Puyallup, Washington, Mack capped her EOU career by leading the Mountaineers in points (451.0), hitting percentage (.365), and total blocks (198). Her 335 kills ranked second on the team behind Vaughn's 399. Mack finishes her four-year career with 533 total blocks and a .318 hitting percentage—both the second-highest marks in program history.

Vaughn, a redshirt junior from Eugene, Oregon, paced Eastern Oregon with 399 kills and 3.47 kills per set while hitting .315 on the year. She also ranked second on the team in total points (433.0), trailing only Mack. Her 399 kills stand as the third-highest single-season total in program history.

Together, Mack and Vaughn anchored a dominant frontcourt that propelled Eastern Oregon to an impressive 32-3 record. The Mounties secured both the Cascade Collegiate Conference regular-season and tournament titles and advanced to the NAIA Championship Tournament semifinals.