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2025 All-CCAA Volleyball

Otters Place Three On All-CCAA Volleyball Team

Bandle, D’Eliseo, Haan earn first All-CCAA nods

November 18, 2025

By: Kevin Gilmore (@OtterKevin)
SEASIDE, Calif. — Junior Lilly Bandle (Jackson, Wis./West Bend East HS) and freshmen Juliette D'Eliseo (Carlsbad/Sage Creek HS) and Zoe Haan (Phoenix/Sunnyslope HS) represented Cal State Monterey Bay on the 2025 All-CCAA Volleyball Team, announced Tuesday.

It is the first such honor for all three Otters. They become the 28th, 29th and 30th players in Otter history to earn the recognition.

"The CCAA is such a talented conference. To be recognized for on-court contributions is truly an honor," says CSUMB Head Coach Courtney Materazzi, herself an All-CCAA volleyball selection in 2007. "Their kills, blocks, digs and points earned speak for themselves, but are a product of incredibly hard work and focus. I'm grateful the coaches in the conference recognized their work and am so proud of Zoe, Jules and Lil."

Bandle capped one of the most dominant blocking seasons in program history by averaging 1.02 blocks per set. She became just the fifth different player in Otter history to average at least one block per set. That mark made her fourth in the conference in blocking this season.

Bandle's 90 total blocks rank No. 5 in the Otter single-season record book while her 72 block assists rank No. 6. She'll enter her senior season ranked No. 25 on the career blocks list with 110.

Haan finished her first collegiate campaign ranked No. 7 in the CCAA in both total kills (318) and kills per set (3.15). She became the first freshman in Otter history to surpass 300 kills in a season.

D'Eliseo came on strong after missing the first four matches of the season. She quickly established herself as arguably CSUMB's best all-around performer, leading the back row defense by averaging 3.1 digs per set while finishing second on the team in points, kills and block assists. She added a team-high eight double-doubles.


 
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