Infante Leads Phoenix on RSC First Team; Amegbletor, Heuer, and Corradini All Represented

LEBANON, Tenn. - - River States Conference All-Conference Teams were announced this afternoon, seeing the Phoenix well represented with four members.

Joao Infante has led the Phoenix attack all season, as he has now earned ten River States and National Player of the Week accolades this season, helping lead him to a First Team selection. The senior currently leads the conference in kills per set with 4.44 and as of the release of today's article, Infante has more than a hundred kills total than his closest competition.

Francesco Corradini comes in as the first Second Team representative, as the Italian was a brick wall in the middle of the net. Corradini comes in second in blocks per set at 1.26, as well as second in total blocks, while he leads solo blocks with 111 to this point.

Representing the Phoenix on the second team as well, Alexander Heuer placed second in total digs, eclipsing the 300 kill mark. The Wisconsin native was also top three in digs per set, top ten in service aces, and top five in service receptions. Heuer is also Cumberland's Champion of Character.

Frederick Amegbletor is the final Phoenix on an All-Conference list, coming in on the Third Team. Amegbletor ranked top ten in the conference in both block assists and total blocks, while totaling more than 150 kills.

The 2026 River States Conference Tournament began Tuesday night, with third-seeded Oakland City and fifth-seeded Cumberland earning victories. The Phoenix will face top-seeded Campbellsville, the host school, in the first of Friday's semifinals, with the Mighty Oaks facing second-seeded Georgetown in the nightcap. The championship match is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. in Campbellsville on Saturday.

FIRST TEAM
Michal Bak, Georgetown
Savvas Christou, Campbellsville
Joao Infante, Cumberland
Andrew Ovalle, Campbellsville
Bryan Pepen, Oakland City
Tomasz Swiderski, Oakland City
Adam Szewinski, Georgetown
Alonzo Vega, Campbellsville
Pedro Zavatini, Campbellsville

SECOND TEAM
Francesco Corradini, Cumberland
Ayoub Hamadache, Campbellsville
Alexander Heuer, Cumberland
Yammiel Martinez, St. Mary-Woods
Bentley Meyer, St. Mary-Woods
Camilo Murillo, Rio Grande
Jannis Pfeifer, Oakland City
Kristjan Unt, Georgetown
Mustafa Yildiz, Brescia

THIRD TEAM
Frederick Amegbletor, Cumberland
Arthur Barreto, IU East
Thiago Bassani, Oakland City
Tyler Duranceau, St. Mary-Woods
Denzel Madrigal, Campbellsville
Andrew Mayhew, Georgetown
Joaquin Palacios, Brescia
Daniel Rivas, Rio Grande
Malo Vandewalle, Brescia
Luis Vivius, Georgetown

CHAMPIONS OF CHARACTER
Thomas Oliveira, Brescia
Luke Stracener, Campbellsville
Alexander Heuer, Cumberland
Robin Puss, Georgetown
Olwin Corrales, IU East
JT Kimball, Midway
Till Wiesenthal, Oakland City
Jalen Noveda, St. Mary-of-the-Woods
Otavio Tonoli, Rio Grande

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Players Mentioned

#12 Frederick Amegbletor: MB; 6' 2"; Sophomore

#21 Francesco Corradini: MB; 6' 2"; Graduate Student

#3 Alexander Heuer: DS/S/L; 5' 11"; Junior

#11 Joao Infante: OH; 6' 5"; Senior

Players Mentioned

#12 Frederick Amegbletor
: 6' 2"; Sophomore
: MB

#21 Francesco Corradini
: 6' 2"; Graduate Student
: MB

#3 Alexander Heuer
: 5' 11"; Junior
: DS/S/L

#11 Joao Infante
: 6' 5"; Senior
: OH