Kansas City, Mo- In a standout year for Bethel College volleyball, junior outside hitter Cameron Offerle capped an incredible season by being named NAIA and AVCA, Second Team All-American..

A Breakthrough Season for the Threshers

The 2025 campaign was one for the record books for the Bethel volleyball program. The Threshers finished with an impressive 23–11 overall record and an 11–2 mark in conference play. Their performance earned them a spot in the NAIA National Tournament, marking the program's first appearance on the national stage in 17 year.

Offerle's Season

Cameron Offerle put together one of the most dominant individual seasons in program history, emerging as one of the top offensive players in the NAIA while consistently carrying Bethel's attack. Her production, consistency, and leadership on the court played a major role in the Threshers' historic run and earned her national recognition as a Second Team All-American. She is the first Bethel Volleyball All-American since Kari Lindeman in 1997. She ended the year the nation's leader in kills.