Three members of the Tuskegee women's volleyball team were honored for their performances this season by beaning named to the All-Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference team, which was announced by the conference office Tuesday morning.

Junior Sakiah Logan was a First Team selection and SIAC Libero of the Year while sophomores Carmyn Lawson and Helena Pommeret were named to the Second Team. All three players, who were new to the squad in 2026, were picked by votes of the league's volleyball coaches.

Logan, from Sachse, Texas, currently leads the SIAC in digs per set at the end of the regular season and is top-75 in the NCAA in total digs. She had double-digit digs in all but three matches this season and twice reached a high mark of 33 digs in matches against South Carolina State and Spring Hill. Logan also added 61 assists and 39 service aces on the season.

Lawson, an outside hitter from Forney, Texas, was the top hitter this season for the Golden Tigers. She hit .181 with 328 points and 270 kills (2.67 per set) - both kills numbers and points in the top-10 in the SIAC. She added 252 digs, 29 service aces, and 49 blocks to her ledger. Lawson had a season-high 19 kills against Savannah State and eight double-doubles, with a season high 22 digs against Clark Atlanta.

Pommeret, a middle blocker from Montpellier, France, was second in the SIAC in hitting percentage (.342) - which is in the top-75 in the NCAA Division II - and fourth in blocks (83 total, 18 solo). She was third on the Golden Tigers with 152 kills while adding 52 digs and 20 service aces. She complied 222.5 points and had seven matches with at least five blocks, including a season-high seven against Central State.