Three V-Hawks Earn All-Conference Honors

CHICAGO, Ill. – On Monday, the Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference announced their annual all-conference teams. The conference selects twelve players to the First Team and twelve to the Second Team to represent 24 of the best men's volleyball players in the conference. This year, the V-Hawks are proud to announce three honorees.

Logan Amdur, Max Dugan, and Styrk Myhre each received all-conference honors this season. Each of the three men were named to the CCAC Second Team after strong season performances.

Logan Amdur, Sr., S, Second Team – Logan Amdur makes an appearance as all-conference for the second time in his career. Last season, Amdur was also named to the CCAC Second Team. This year, Amdur surpassed the 2,000 career assists mark with 500 this season. The senior played in 32 matches and 115 sets this season. During that time, he added 247 kills, 193 digs, and 83 blocks as an all-around player. Amdur also added 20 service aces in his final season with the V-Hawks.

Max Dugan, Jr., DS, Second Team – Max Dugan was named to the second team for the second time in his career. Last season, the DS/Libero made his way to the CCAC Second Team after a breakthrough season. This season, Dugan played in 28 matches for the V-Hawks, making appearances in 101 total sets. He had 247 total digs this year and 33 assists. He received a total of 542 balls on the defensive end and added 21 service aces on the offensive end.

Styrk Myhre, So., MH, Second Team – Styrk Myhre was named as an all-conference honoree for the first time in his career this season. Myhre appeared in 30 matches this year for the V-Hawks and in 99 total sets. He contributed 149 kills on a 0.267 hitting percentage. Defensively, Myhre led the team in blocks with 103 total blocks on the season, averaging 1.04 per set for the sophomore. In total, he contributed 212.5 points for the V-Hawks.

Logan Amdur, Max Dugan, and Styrk Myhre assisted in leading the V-Hawks to their most conference wins since the 2022-23 season. Each of them played a pivotal role in the betterment of the V-Hawk men's volleyball program. Dugan and Myhre both have eligibility remaining, while Amdur finished his career with the V-Hawks this past spring.

The V-Hawks finished the 2026 season with a 9-24 overall record and a 6-8 record in the conference. Their season ended in the CCAC Tournament Quarterfinals when they dropped a four-set match to the Fighting Bees of St. Ambrose. The team will return to the court next winter for another season of V-Hawk Men's Volleyball.