RCC Athlete Alumni
For alumni listings from 2016-2021 visit the Alumni Archive Page
Athlete Alumni of 2021-22
Mackenzie Ososke – 2021
Mackenzie transferred to the Ospreys from Oregon Tech competing in the Fall of 2021 and helping to secure a third straight playoffs and ninth place finish. She worked as an assistant coach for Volleyball in the Fall of 2022 while she finished up her transfer to Southern Oregon University where she competed in SOU’s first season of Beach Volleyball during the Winter/Spring of 2023.
Albert Barillas - 2022 MS
Albert competed with the Ospreys in the COVID season helping us to win a South Region Championship before returning to the Ospreys for a second season after a year at Southern Oregon University. He helped the program extend their playoff streak with his defensive play in the Fall of 2022 before transferring to William Jessup during their transition to NCAA Division 2.
Autumn Williams – 2022 VB
Autumn transferred from the College of Southern Nevada and competed for the Ospreys in the Fall of 2022. Her all-around utility skill set helped establish a level of grit that would help the team pull off seven reverse sweeps in a season and extending the programs playoff streak. Autumn also earned All-Academic before transferring to Oregon Tech and competing for them in the Fall of 2022.
Brandon Mendez – 2022 MS
Brandon came to the Ospreys from the Portland area and made an immediate impact in the defensive midfield. He earned All-Star in his freshman year as the program extended their playoff streak before he transferred to Dominican University Illinois for his sophomore season in the Fall of 2023.
Bryce McCole – 2022 MS
Bryce competed with the Ospreys in the COVID season helping us to win a South Region Championship, and himself and All-Star selection, before returning to the Ospreys for a second season after a year at Southern Oregon University. He helped the program extend their playoff streak with his offensive play in the Fall of 2022 before transferring to Warner Pacific where he earned All-Conference honors.
Eireen Dale Madelo – 2020-22 VB
Eireen joined the Ospreys during the COVID season of Volleyball where the program won its second South Region Championship. Her career would see the program extend their playoff streak to four years as she developed into an opportunity to transfer to Oregon Tech. She redshirted Fall 2023 after a spring season injury and will play her first season for Oregon Tech Fall 2024.
Juan Hernandez – 2021-22 MS
Juan came to the Ospreys from Brookings Oregon to protect the net. He did just that in his freshman year as he helped the program upset Peninsula in the Elite Eight on the road punching their ticket to the programs first ever Final Four. His sophomore season would see the program extend its playoff streak before transferring to Oregon Tech for the Fall of 2023.
Kylie Anderson – 2021-22 VB
Kylie was at true freshman from Crater who largely played a backup role her freshman season. As a sophomore she would arrive on the scene as they anchored the defense from the Libero position setting the program record for digs and earning Conference Athlete of the Week twice and South Region Player of the Week six times. She was also named to the All-Region second team, earned All-Academic, and her Associates Degree before transferring to Southern Oregon University for the Fall of 2023.
Tessa Frodge – 2021-22 VB
Tessa was at true freshman from Crater who largely played a backup role her freshman season. As a sophomore she would arrive on the scene as championed the offense by setting a program record for kills and being 1 of 27 players at any level of college volleyball to go over 500 kills in the 2022 season. She earned Conference Athlete of the Week, South Region Player of the Week. Tessa was also named to the All-Region first team, earned All-Academic, and her Associates Degree before transferring to Southern Oregon University for the Fall of 2023.
Kyrah Christensen – 2021-2022 VB
Tessa was at true freshman from Crater who largely played a backup role her freshman season. As a sophomore she would arrive on the scene as championed the offense by setting a program record for kills and being 1 of 27 players at any level of college volleyball to go over 500 kills in the 2022 season. She earned Conference Athlete of the Week, South Region Player of the Week. Tessa was also named to the All-Region first team, earned All-Academic, and her Associates Degree before transferring to Southern Oregon University for the Fall of 2023.
