Braya LaPlant Named NSIC Setter of the Week

The St. Cloud State junior reached a 2,000 career assist milestone.

Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Volleyball

Braya LaPlant Named NSIC Setter of the Week

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St. Cloud State University junior Braya LaPlant earned NSIC Setter of the Week honors on Monday. She achieved this recognition after surpassing 2,000 career assists during the team's recent play.

Why it matters

LaPlant is the 10th player in program history to reach the 2,000 career assist milestone, highlighting her role in driving the success of the #13 ranked Huskies.

LaPlant recorded 44 assists against Bemidji State and 35 against Minnesota Duluth. She currently ranks #2 among NSIC setters in assists per set and #5 among Division II players.

The players

Braya LaPlant

She is a junior volleyball player at St. Cloud State University and a Grand Rapids native.

St. Cloud State University

This public university located in Saint Cloud, Minnesota, maintains a highly ranked Division II volleyball program.

The details

LaPlant reached her career milestone during a match against Bemidji State, where she also tallied seven digs. Her performance helped lead the Huskies to an 8-3 NSIC record and a #13 national ranking in the latest AVCA Division II poll.

Timeline

  1. Friday was when LaPlant surpassed 2,000 career assists.

  2. Monday was the day LaPlant received the NSIC Setter of the Week honor.

  3. This coming Friday at 6:00 p.m. the team will play at Northern State.

  4. This coming Saturday at 2:00 p.m. the team will play at Jamestown.

Season Trajectory

St. Cloud State maintains a strong #13 national standing in the AVCA Division II poll with an 8-3 conference record. This performance positions the team as a serious contender for postseason play as they prepare for upcoming road games.

LaPlant currently averages high enough to rank 5th among all Division II setters for the week. Her milestone success is a primary driver for the team's current 14-5 overall record entering the next two scheduled games.

The takeaway

Reaching 2,000 career assists reflects exceptional consistency for a collegiate setter. Continued high assist production will be critical for the Huskies to maintain their top-15 national standing.

Further reading

For more on local matches and player achievements, visit the Volleyball section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by 1390 Granite City Sports.

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