MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Christian Brothers University women's volleyball standout Carleiny Morillo has reached an impressive career milestone, surpassing 1,000 career assists as a member of the Lady Buccaneers.
The achievement marks a significant moment for Morillo, who has established herself as a key contributor to the CBU offense through her consistency, leadership and ability to create scoring opportunities for her teammates.
A 2026 All-Gulf South Conference Preseason selection, Morillo has continued to demonstrate why she is one of the Lady Bucs' most valuable players. Her ability to control the tempo of a match, distribute the ball and put her teammates in position to succeed has made her an important part of the team's offensive success.
Reaching 1,000 assists is more than an individual accomplishment. It reflects the countless hours of preparation, dedication and teamwork required to compete at the collegiate level.
As a setter, Morillo plays a vital role in directing the Buccaneers' offense, often making split-second decisions that allow her teammates to capitalize on scoring opportunities. Her court awareness and ability to connect with multiple attackers have helped CBU maintain a balanced offensive attack throughout the season.
Morillo's impact was evident in the Lady Bucs' recent 3-1 Senior Day victory over Union University, where she recorded 24 assists and nine digs to help CBU secure a Gulf South Conference win.
Beyond her statistics, Morillo's milestone highlights the importance of teamwork. Every assist represents a connection between setter and hitter, demonstrating the chemistry and trust developed among teammates.
Under Head Coach Lashaunda Spurgeon, Morillo has continued to develop her game while helping lead a Buccaneers squad determined to compete and improve.
With 1,000 career assists now to her name, Morillo adds another accomplishment to her collegiate career and continues to build her legacy within the CBU volleyball program.
One thousand assists. Countless connections. A milestone worth celebrating.