ANDERSON, S.C. -- For the third time this season, outside hitter Jamie Lancaster has been selected as the Conference Carolinas volleyball Player of the Week, as announced by the conference office Tuesday afternoon. The junior from Fountain Inn, S.C., who last week was named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District first team, ranks eighth nationally in kills per set (4.35). The outside hitter averaged a double-double with 19 kills (4.75/set) and 15.3 digs (3.81/set) last week to help lead Anderson to a 3-1 record and the No. four seed in the conference tournament that begins tonight. She recorded match-highs in kills in all four matches on the week as the Trojans picked up their sixth win in seven matches. Lancaster posted 76 total kills in 192 attempts against only 18 errors for an impressive .302 attack percentage over the four-game span. She also recorded eight aces, including three versus both Belmont Abbey and Peach Belt opponent Augusta State. For the week, Lancaster averaged a team-best 4.75 kills and was second on the squad with 3.81 digs per set, while recording a team-high .302 hitting percentage. "The recognition is well-deserved," said Anderson head coach Craig Mosqueda. "Jamie had a great effort." Anderson wrapped up the regular season with an overall record of 21-12 and 12-6 in the league and play host to No. 5 seed Mount Olive tonight in the first round of the conference tournament.