A pair of women’s volleyball standouts picked up Big Ten honors Monday, as juniors Simone Lee and Abby Detering were named the conference’s Player and Setter of the Week, respectively.

This just in – Simone Lee and Abby Detering have earned @bigten weekly honors!

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— PennStateVolleyball (@PennStateVBALL) October 10, 2016

Lee and Detering both set career-highs in Penn State’s thrilling 3-2 upset over No. 1 Minnesota this past Wednesday. Lee, an outside hitter from Menomonee Falls, Wis., became the first Nittany Lion to eclipse the 30-kill mark (on the dot) since Nicole Fawcett accomplished the feat in 2007 with 31 against Cal Poly. Detering, who hails from Mentor, Ohio, blew her previous best of 41 assists out of the water with 61 against the Golden Gophers. Lee and redshirt freshman Tori Gorrell posted a match-high 11 kills apiece in the team’s 3-0 sweep of Rutgers, while Detering dished out another 40 assists in the victory.

Lee has led or co-led Russ Rose’s squad offensively in 15 of the 17 matches Penn State (14-3, 6-0) has played and is currently fifth in the conference with 241 kills thus far. Detering sits in third place among Big Ten setters with 236 assists during conference play after winning the starting job early in the season.