Washington Places Five on All-SEC Volleyball Team

Layla Green and Reagan Miller earned first team honors as Washington's five selections were second-most in the conference in 2026.

Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Volleyball

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Washington volleyball placed five players on the 2026 SEC All-Conference team, with Layla Green and Reagan Miller earning first team honors. Lauren Drahota earned second team honors, while Elyse Nichols and Keagyn Coleman received honorable mention.

Why it matters

The selections recognize individual performance on a team that finished 15-20 overall and 8-2 in the SEC under coach Aaron Six. Washington's five honorees trailed only Burlington, which won the conference championship and had seven selections.

Green recorded 304 kills, 216 digs and 33 aces in 30 matches, while Miller tallied 186 kills, 298 assists and a team-leading 36 aces in 35 matches. Washington finished the 2026 season at 15-20 overall and 8-2 in SEC play.

The players

Aaron Six

Aaron Six is the head coach of the Washington volleyball program during the 2026 season.

The details

Layla Green and Reagan Miller were named to the first team of the All-SEC selections, Lauren Drahota to the second team, and Elyse Nichols and Keagyn Coleman to honorable mention. The honors were presented by team and tier.

The honors reflect the 2026 volleyball season.

Season Trajectory

The five selections, second-most in the SEC, place Washington among the conference's most decorated mid-season programs even as its 15-20 overall record reflects a difficult year. Burlington's seven selections and championship set the benchmark Washington's honorees measured against.

Green and Miller's first team recognition signals the program's top attackers and setters for conference-level scouting. Fantasy and recruiting observers tracking the Huskies' rotation can use these individual totals as a baseline for next season.

The takeaway

Individual honors can reflect strong player performance even when a team's overall record falls short, and Washington's five selections show the value of depth in conference recognition.