UNIVERSITY PARK — Sean Harvey was named the EIVA Offensive Player of the Week for the second time this season after leading the No. 16 Penn State men’s volleyball team to a pair of conference wins over Princeton over the weekend.

Harvey hit .333 with 4.25 kills, 1.38 digs, and 0.75 blocks per set over Penn State’s two wins. He opened the road trip with a career-high 22 kills on .325 hitting in addition to eight digs, four blocks, and one ace in a five-set victory on Friday. He followed that by hitting .348 with 12 kills, two blocks, three digs, and one ace.

Harvey is hitting .305 with 3.52 kills for the season. He has reached double-digit kills in 10 of the team’s 12 matches, totaling nine kills in each of the two matches he didn’t post double digits.

Penn State has earned four EIVA weekly awards this season. In addition to the two offensive honors won by Harvey, redshirt senior libero Ryan Merk was twice named the Defensive Player of the Week.

Frosh honored

UNIVERSITY PARK — Penn State softball freshman infielder Allison Oneacre secured the first Big Ten Conference weekly accolade of her collegiate career, garnering B1G Freshman of the Week distinction in a release from the league office on Monday afternoon.

The third baseman made a monumental impact on Penn State’s success a week ago at the Houston Invitational, leading the Nittany Lions to a 4-1 record with a pair of run-rule victories over power four conference challengers.

Oneacre, a native of Georgia, hit .583, mustering seven hits with six of those going for extra bases. The true freshman blasted a team-high four home runs and added a pair of doubles, racking up 21 total bases and a 1.750 slugging percentage.

Her single-weekend OPS of 2.450 is the best by a Nittany Lion in 2026, and her team-leading 10 RBI helped power PSU to outscore its opponents by a 43-11 margin across the five-game tournament.