Cami Croteau set both school and Big West Conference records and assisted in Cal State Fullerton capturing its first-ever Big West Conference championship, all of which helped her grab this week's Big West Women's Volleyball Player of the Week honors.

The senior libero registered a team-best 21 digs in Cal State Fullerton's 3-1 win over UC Irvine. Her final dig of the night set her above the rest in the Big West Conference as she logged her 2,133rd career dig. She surpassed former Cal Poly standout Kristin Jackson, who has held the record with 2,132 digs since 2007.

The following evening at Cal State Northridge, Croteau scooped up a single-match school record 38 digs in the Titans' four-set victory. In her final regular season match of the year, she also set the school record for digs in a season with 583 with at least one match remaining in her career.

Croteau, who averaged 7.33 digs per set, currently has 2,171 career digs and awaits the NCAA selection show to find out Cal State Fullerton's postseason matchup.

Others nominated: Erin Saddler (Cal State Fullerton), Caitlin Ledoux (Long Beach State), Charlene DeHoog (UC Santa Barbara), Hannah Clancy (Pacific)