Liv Diaz recorded a career-high 27 digs in a single match to help secure her selection as the Peach Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Week, gcsubobcats.com reported.
The Georgia College & State University senior defensive specialist and libero played a central role in the Bobcats’ recent sweep of Middle Georgia State University. This performance helped the team clinch the No. 3 seed heading into the upcoming Peach Belt Tournament.
Diaz, a Snellville, Georgia native, reached many balls during three matches last week. Her statistical output included 53 total digs, 11 assists, five service aces, and two kills.
The senior’s impact was most visible during the four-set victory over Middle Georgia, where her 27 digs set a new personal best. She maintained that momentum into the following day, contributing 17 additional digs and seven assists against the Knights.
| Metric | Total Count (3 Matches) |
|---|---|
| Digs | 53 |
| Assists | 11 |
This defensive consistency arrives at a critical juncture for the GCSU volleyball program. As the team prepares for postseason play, the ability to control the back row remains a primary factor in their tournament positioning.

The Georgia College Department of Athletics maintains a high standard for its student-athletes, currently holding the top Academic Success Rate among all public colleges and universities in Division II for five consecutive academic years. The program emphasizes a balance between postseason competition and academic excellence, a philosophy reflected in their six consecutive Presidents’ Awards for Academic Excellence.
The Bobcats move into the first round of the PBC Tournament in St. Augustine, Florida. GCSU is scheduled to face Salem University on Thursday, Nov. 12, at 4:30 p.m.