2007 All Conference Lists

ALL CONFERENCE LISTS 2007
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MINNESOTA
PIONEER PRESS ALL STATE
FIRST TEAM
JESSICA MENDEN, Shakopee, Setter, Senior
AMY BRAUN, Lakeville North, Outside hitter, Junior
ASHLEY WITTMAN, Shakopee, Outside hitter, Sophomore
BRITTANY CHAMBERS, Jordan, Outside hitter, Junior
KELSEY BRANDL, Lakeville North, Middle blocker, Senior
JENNIFER LOPEZ, Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton, Middle blocker, Senior
ASHLEY SUAPAIA, Bloomington Kennedy, Libero, Senior
SECOND TEAM
JESSI PETERSON, Eden Prairie, Outside hitter, Senior
BRITTANY WENZEL, Chaska, Setter, Senior
TORI DIXON, Burnsville, Middle blocker, Sophomore
LAUREL SANFORD, Eagan, Middle blocker, Senior
MEGAN CARLSON, Andover, Outside hitter, Senior
TAYLOR FIELDSTED, Lakeville North, Libero, Senior
JESSICA GRANQUIST, Blaine, Outside hitter, Senior
HONORABLE MENTION
Alli Rice, outside hitter, Owatonna
Lauren Cipperly, outside hitter, Andover
Maggie Geske, outside hitter, Shakopee
Leah Dietel, middle hitter, Jordan
Julie Rainey, outside hitter, Stewartville
Jenna Green, middle hitter, Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton
Kayla Wallerich, setter, Marshall
Rachel Westby, outside hitter, Marshall
Anna Full, middle hitter, Marshall
Anna Zyvoloski, outside hitter, St. Cloud Cathedral
Alex Lenzen, libero, St. Cloud Cathedral
Alycia Dahl, middle hitter, Northern Freeze
Heidi Lensing, middle hitter, Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
Malea Noennig, setter, Mayer Lutheran
Whitney Boom, outside hitter, Wheaton
Malori Paplow, outside hitter, Windom
Megan Ysker, setter, Windom
Casey Christensen, middle hitter, Windom
Karianne Nass, setter, Bethlehem Academy
Holly Hafemeyer, middle hitter, Bethlehem Academy
Liz Schlobohm, setter, Bethlehem Academy

ALL AREA
DULUTH NEWS TRIBUNE
First team
AMBER BLOOM, Carlton, Senior outside hitter
HANNAH JOHNSON, Greenway, Senior middle hitter POY
BRYNN JOKI, Grand Rapids, Junior outside hitter/setter
CHELSEA KOTH, Hibbing, Senior middle hitter
KATE LANGE, Hibbing, Sophomore outside hitter/setter
CAITLIN STACKPOOL, Virginia, Senior setter
Second team
PAIGE HARDY, Hibbing, Junior outside hitter
NICOLE HUGHES, Northwestern, Senior libero
ALYSSA MCDONALD, Chisholm, Junior outside hitter/setter
ANNA MORGAN, Northwestern Sophomore middle hitter
JAMIE RUST, Esko, Junior middle hitter
JESSA YOUSO, Virginia, Junior middle hitter

FAIRMONT SENTINEL
FIRST TEAM
Jayna Blome, North Iowa, Senior POY
Kelsey Albers, North Sentral Kossuth, Iowa Junior
Jordan Vaske, North Sentral Kossuth, Iowa Senior, S
Anna Arnold, Martin County West, Senior, OH
Janaya Anderson, Martin County West, Senior, S
Danika Stindtman, Blue Earth, Junior
Callie Wiederhoeft, Truman, Senior, L
SECOND TEAM
Maggie Prunty, Martin County West, Freshman
Sam Waletich, Fairmont, Junior, MH
Brittany Barnes, Fairmont, Senior, MH
Dani Wiederhoeft, Truman, Senior, MH
Erica Reinke, Martin Luther-GHEC, Senior, MH
Katelyn Arndt, Martin Luther-GHEC, Junior, S
Ashley Walterman, Martin Luther-GHEC, Senior

HUTCHINSON LEADER
Laura Carlson, Hutchinson, Junior OH
Ashley Murtha, Hutchinson, Freshman MH
Brittany Stamer, Hutchinson, Senior Setter
Emma Koeberl, BLH, Senior MH
Megan Lambertson, Litchfield, Junior MH
Liz Redman, D-C, Senior MH

MARSHALL INDEPENDENT
First team
Anna Full, Marshall 5-10 middle hitter/blocker POY
Shay Birath, Marshall 5-6 junior libero,
Rachel Westby, Marshall 5-7 sophomore outside hitter
Livi Jeseritz, Yellow Medicine East 5-10 outside junior hitter
Claire Kopfmann, Minneota 5-9 senior setter/hitter
Emily Bose, Murray County Central 6-1 sophomore middle hitter
Second team
Macy McKay, Yellow Medicine East 5-11 junior hitter
Stephanie Boulton, Minneota 5-8 senior outside hitter
Mallory Fultz, TMB 6-0, senior right-side hitter
Chelsey Gniffke, Lakeview 5-5 junior setter
Kendra Bornhoft, RTR 6-0 senior right-side hitter
Kayla Wallerich, Marshall 5-8 sophomore setter/outside hitter
Third team
Dana Boerboom, Lakeview 5-10 sophomore middle hitter
Andrea Rohlik, Wabasso 5-10 junior middle hitter
Leah Fadness, Minneota 5-6 sophomore outside hitter
Audra Schmidt, WWG 6-0 middle hitter
Michele Lanoue, TMB 5-6 senior outside hitter
Darcie Listul, YME 5-7 senior setter

NEW ULM JOURNAL
FIRST TEAM
Steph Kruggel, GFW senior middle/setter
Marcie Flygare, MVL, senior, setter
Amanda Burk, MVL junior middle
Crissi Schewe, St. Mary’s junior, middle hitter
Carmen Black, GFW senior, middle hitter
Kelsey Hulke, Nicollet senior, outside hitter
Courtney Steinhauser, New Ulm senior, middle
Kristin Hulke, Nicollet, senior setter
SECOND TEAM
Maria Gangelhoff, St. Mary’s senior, outside hitter
Angela Armbruster, St. Mary’s senior, setter
Abby Halter, RRC, junior outside hitter
Elisabeth Wieneke, New Ulm senior, outside hitter
Naomi U’Ren, Redwood Valley senior, setter
Kara Black, MVL senior, middle
Kelli Frederickson, St. James senior, middle
Katherine Kral, New Ulm Cathedral, senior, middle hitter
THIRD TEAM
Krystle Sell, RRC, junior, setter
Erin Evans, Sibley East sophomore setter
Missy Deal, BLH, senior outside hitter
Trisha Kramer, MVL senior, outside hitter
Emma Koeberl, BLH senior, middle hitter
Jamie Dalluge, New Ulmsenior, setter
Brooke Vorwerk, GFW, senior, libero
Melissa Boddy, Cathedral senior setter

RED WING REPUBLICAN EAGLE
FIRST TEAM
Kristin Boyum, Kenyon-Wanamingo Senior POY
Olivia Warren, Goodhue Senior
Josie Anderson, Kenyon-Wanamingo Senior
Nicole Anderson, Cannon Falls Junior
Ashley Lexvold, Goodhue Senior
Kelli Boraas, Zumbrota-Mazeppa Senior
SECOND TEAM
Whitney Ryan, Kenyon-Wanamingo Junior
Brittney Lodermeier, Goodhue Senior
Ashley Hinrichs, Plum City, WI Junior
Abbey McNamara, Goodhue Senior
Michelle McCoy, Cannon Falls Senior
Elizabeth Benson, Cannon Falls Junior
Hnorable Mention
Bryanna Reich, Red Wing Senior
Maddie Knapp Red Wing Senior
Hilary Zuerlein Red Wing Senior
Maranda Dohrn Lake City Senior
Mariah Simonson Zumbrota-Mazeppa Junior
Jessica Stanton Zumbrota-Mazeppa Junior
Amanda Daleiden Plum City Junior
Morgan Sesker Cannon Falls Senior
Alex Montgomery Cannon Falls Senior
Sara Coakley Cannon Falls Junior
Rachel Langer Ellsworth Senior
Nikki Larson Pepin Senior
Sarah Stein Pepin Senior
Casie Schultz Pepin Junior

ST. CLOUD TIMES
Anna Zyvoloski, 6-0 Jr. middle hitter, St. Cloud Cathedral POY
Angie Feldhege, 5-9 Jr. Middle Hitter, Rocori
Katie Kimman, 5-11 Sr. Outside hitter, Pierz
Heidi Lensing, 5-11 Jr. middle blocker, Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
Alex Lenzen, 5-3 Sr. libero, St. Cloud Cathedral
Nina Lindquist, 5-6 Jr. setter, St. Cloud Cathedral
Meagan Loesch, 5-10 Jr. outside hitter/setter, St. Cloud Tech
Honorable mention
Mackenzie Birr, St. Cloud Apollo Jr., OH
Brooke Boeckmann, Eden Valley-Watkins Sr., OH
Gabrielle Boser, Pierz Jr., setter
Melissa Brang, St. Cloud Tech Sr., libero
Samma Fallgren, Becker Jr., setter
Erica Feldewerd, Melrose Sr., MB
Marissa Gessell, Little Falls Jr., RS
Jill Gruber, Sauk Centre Sr., MH
Sara Gruber, Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa Sr., setter
Lauren Hagen, St. Cloud Cathedral Jr., MB
Kaylee Hawks, Pierz Sr., MH
Katie Hochsprung, Little Falls Jr., OH
Mallory Johannes, Sartell Sr., OH
Sasha John, Sauk Centre Sr., MH
Kelly Klasen, Albany Jr., MH
Alex Knettel, Upsala Sr., OH
Nikki Kothenbeutel, Sauk Rapids So., MH
Cari Lieser, Albany Sr., OH
Hannah Linz, Eden Valley-Watkins Jr., S/RH
Molly Manthe, Albany Jr., libero
Brianna Mastey, Becker Sr., MH
Nicole Mastey, Becker Sr., MB
Kayla Meyer, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle Sr., setter
Denise Ripplinger, Upsala Sr., MH
Emily Roelike, Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa Jr., OH
Samantha Rutten, Sauk Centre Sr., RH
Kayla Sis, St. Cloud Tech Sr., OH
Brittany VanDrehle, Melrose So., MB
Taylor Voss, Albany Sr., OH

STARTRIBUNE (MINNEAPOLIS)
First Team
KELSEY BRANDL, LAKEVILLE NORTH, 6-3½, senior, middle blocker--POY
AMY BRAUN, LAKEVILLE NORTH, 5-10, junior, outside hitter
JESSICA MENDEN, SHAKOPEE, 5-8, senior, setter
ASHLEY WITTMAN, SHAKOPEE, 5-11, sophomore, outside hitter
JESSICA GRANQUIST, BLAINE, 5-8, senior, outside hitter
BRITTANY CHAMBERS, JORDAN, 5-9, junior, outside hitter
Second Team
Megan Carlson, Andover, 5-9, sr., outside hitter
Tori Dixon, Burnsville, 6-2, so., middle blocker
Taylor Fieldsted, Lakeville North, 5-6, sr., libero
Katherine Harms, St. Michael-Albertville, 6-0, jr., outside hitter
Laurel Sanford, Eagan, 6-0, sr., middle blocker
Brittany Wenzel, Chaska, 5-7, sr., setter
Third Team
Amanda Dietel, Jordan, 5-8, sr., setter
Ellie Duffy, Totino-Grace, 5-9, sr., outside hitter
Maggie Geske, Shakopee, 5-9, sr., outside hitter
Jessi Peterson, Eden Prairie, 5-11, sr, outside hitter
Ashley Suapaia, Bloomington Kennedy, 5-5, sr., libero
Catherine Yager, St. Michael-Albertville, 6-0, jr., setter

WASECA COUNTY NEWS
Player of the year Krista Conlon JWP
Coach of the year: Nicole Kuhns NRHEG
FIRST TEAM
Krista Conlon, JWP, Senior, S
Brianna Nelson, Waseca, Senior, MH
Megan Houlihan, WEM, Junior, OH
Brittany Schreader, JWP, Senior, OH
Callin Timm, NRHEG, Senior, OH
Jes Rients, WEM, Senior, S
SECOND TEAM
Allyson Ruedy, Waseca, Junior, OH
Katrina Schuch, JWP, Senior, OH
Taylor Wacholz, NRHEG, Senior, L
Paige Schlaak, NRHEG, Senior, OH
Megan Bakken, WEM, Junior, MH
Alyssa Hagen, NRHEG, Soph, MH

WEST CENTRAL TRIBUNE (WILLMAR)
First Team
HEIDI LENSING, BBE junior hitter
GRETA KING, Willmar senior hitter/setter
LIVI JESERITZ, YME junior hitter
DANELLE LOOMIS, MACCRAY junior setter
MEGAN GROEN, RCW senior hitter
COURTNEY FRANK, Benson senior hitter
Second Team
TAYLOR SKOGLUND, Montevideo senior hitter
MACY MCKAY, YME senior hitter
CASSIE ULFERTS, CMCS senior setter/hitter
KORTNEY MULDER, RCW senior hitter
STEPH STASSEN, KMS senior hitter
MEGAN LAMBERTSON, Litchfield junior hitter
Third Team
SARAH GRUBER, BBE senior setter
LINDSAY GOODWIN, BBE senior hitter
KARIE BLOMMEL, Montevideo senior hitter
ASHLEY BESEMAN, MACCRAY senior hitter
JAMIE WOLLIN, Litchfield junior hitter
CASSIE ZIEMER, NL-Spicer sophomore hitter

ALL CONFERENCE
CAMDEN
North Division
Chelsey Gniffke, Lakeview
Dana Boerboom, Lakeview
Kendra Johnson, Lakeview
South Division
Kelsey Citrowske, Canby
Stephanie Boulton, Minneota
Claire Kopfmann, Minneota, MVP
Sarah Fadness, Minneota
Sam Hennen, Minneota
Kendra Bornhoft, RTR
Brittany Gravley, RTR
Allisa Johnson, RTR
Mallory Fultz, TMB
Michele Lanoue, TMB
Molly Miller, TMB
Coach: Neil Witte, RTR

CENTRAL LAKES
Maggie Snyder, Alexandria (12)
Ari Carlson, Alexandria (11)
Sam Dale, Alexandria (11)
Val Smith, Alexandria (11)
Elisa Traut, Rocori (12)
Emma Schott, Rocori (12)
Angie Feldhege, Rocori (11)
Jordan Hansen, Rocori (10)
Kayla Sis, St. Cloud Tech (12)
Meggan Loesch, St. Cloud Tech (11)
Ashley McStott, St. Cloud Tech (12)
Melissa Brang, St. Cloud Tech (12)
Stephanie Tillman, Sartell (12)
Mallory Johannes, Sartell (12)
Sarah Erickson, Fergus Falls (12)
Ashley Torgusson, Fergus Falls (12)
Megan Brown, Willmar (12)
Greta King, Willmar (12)
Nikki Kothenbeutel, Sauk Rapids (10)
Nicolette Graumann, Brainerd (11)
Mackenzie Birr, St. Cloud Apollo (11)
Honorable Mention
Angela Christian, Alexandria (10)
Rebecca Anderson, Alexandria (12)
Katie Molitor, Rocori (11)
Ashley Bell, Rocori (11)
Kylinn Loch, St. Cloud Tech (12)
Raelyn Reiter, St. Cloud Tech (12)
Kayla Dougherty, Sartell (12)
Brittany Gagner, Fergus Falls (12)
Susan Wellendorf, Fergus Falls (12)
Nicky Carrison, Fergus Falls (12)
Laurie Buer, Willmar (12)
Linzi Konrad, Sauk Rapids (11)
Emily Lindmeier, Sauk Rapids (12)
Angie Mauerer, Brainerd (12)
Hannah Cotton, Little Falls (11)
Alyssa Bassett, Little Falls (12)
Katie Hochsprung, Little Falls (11)
Brooke Dunsmoor, St. Cloud Apollo (12)

CENTRAL MINNESOTA
First Team
Heidi Lensing (11), BBE
Lindsay Goodwin (12), BBE
Sarah Gruber (12), BBE
Andrea Rachel (12), Maple Lake
Ceta Huttner (12), Maple Lake
Katie Kimman (12), Pierz
Kaylee Hawks (11), Pierz
Brooke Boeckmann (12), Eden Valley Watkins
Hannah Linz (11), Eden Valley Watkins
Erike Bullert (12), Holdingford
Brittany Fautsch (11), Holdingford
Brittany Drew (12), Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted
Katie Pettit (11), Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted
Tesslynn Callander (10), Kimball
Katie Netherton (12), Rockford
Second Team
Emily Roelike (11), BBE
Jena Schroeder (12), BBE
Jenny Hieserich (11), BBE
Chelsea Rachel (10), Maple Lake
Laura Johnson (11), Maple Lake
Gabrielle Baser (11), Pierz
Kelsey Saehr (12), Pierz
Kelley Theis (12), Eden Valley Watkins
Beth Brutger (12), Eden Valley Watkins
Kaitlyn Jarnot (12), Holdingford
Marie Kierzek (11), Holdingford
Abby Sawatzke (12), Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted
Brittany Streich (12), Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted
Brittnay Simmons (12), Kimball
Ashley Stevens (12), Rockford

CLASSIC LAKE
Tia Gaffen, Wayzata, MB, Jr.
Loren Twomey, Wayzata, DS, Sr.
Allison Lutz, Wayzata, S, Jr.
Courtney Rose, Hopkins, OH, Sr.
Alicia Vossen, Hopkins, MH, So.
Calli Carnahan, Hopkins, MH, Sr.
Katy Flynn, Minnetonka, S, Sr.
Katie Ness, Minnetonka, DS, Sr.
Sarah Tapani, Minnetonka, S, Jr.
Grace Maclean, Edina, OH, Sr.
Ellie Squires, Edina, OH, Sr.
Dominique Thompson, Armstrong, MH, So.
Honorable Mention
Signe Brewster, Wayzata, MB, Sr.
Lora Pohtilla, Wayzata, OH, Sr.
Sarah Younger, Hopkins, S, Jr.
Mari Peterson, Hopkins, OH, Sr.
Chelsea Reinhart, Minnetonka, OH, Jr.
Lisa James, Minnetonka, OS, Jr.
Kelly Vogt, Edina, L, Sr.
Cait Deal, Edina, S, Sr.
Kristi Larson, Armstrong, OH, Sr.
Maura Jackson, Armstrong, MH,

CLASSIC SUBURBAN
Emilee Schutta, Tartan 11
Jenna Fleischhacker, Tartan 12
Logan Crotty, North St. Paul 12
Kristen Pottratz, North St. Paul 12
Taylor Cross, Hill-Murray 12
Lindsay Preiner, Hill-Murray 12
Tessa Bisek, Hill-Murray 12
Lisa Grundtner, Hill-Murray 12
Lauren Caswell, Mahtomedi 12
Ali Vandercook, Henry Sibley 12
Madyson Frank, South St. Paul 12
Shelby Clarke, Richfield 12
Pamela January, Richfield 11
Natalie Walseth, Simley 10
Margot Holmstrom, Simley 12
Caitlin Aten, Simley 12
Honorable Mention
Ashley Mondor, Tartan 12
Mattie McDonald, Tartan 11
Katie Hayes, North St. Paul 11
Mary Flanagan, North St. Paul 12
Lexi Sobaski, North St. Paul 11
Meri Butala, Hill-Murray 12
Cassie Rieser, Hill-Murray 12
Jen Annoni, Hill-Murray 12
Morgan Wynveen, Mahtomedi 11
Amber Eide, Mahtomedi 11
Manah Beaman, Henry Sibley 11
Sarah Lopez, Henry Sibley 11
Katie Ahlstrom, Henry Sibley 11
Carolyn Newstrom, South St. Paul 12
Jamie Noonan, Richfield 11
Kierra Jeffers, Richfield 11
Molly Griffin, Richfield 12
Elizabeth Mendoza, Simley 12
Simone Raiter, Simley 10
Kelly Barnes, Simley 10

HEART O'LAKES
Jenna Green, DGF
Jennifer Lopez, DGF
Emily Liljestrand, DGF
Mallory Mailkowski, Perham
Rachel Pfeffer, Perham
Tiff Schroeer, Perham
Dana Rude, West Central Area
Krystal Lacey, West Central Area
Nicole Olson, Hawley
Angie Jetvig, Hawley
Kendra Coleman, Pelican Rapids
Melissa Carlson, Frazee
Emily Schiele, Barnesville
Justine Banken, Breckenridge
Meghan Schultz, Ulen-Hitterdal
honorable mention
Taylor Brekke, West Central Area
Estee Juergens, West Central Area
Becca Peloquin, Perham
Tara Sailer, Perham
Madi Brantner, DGF
Lindsay Thompson, DGF
Sadie Baxter, Hawley
Breann Petermann, Hawley
Courtney Austinson, Ulen-Hitterdal
Kayci Olson, Ulen-Hitterdal

HIAWATHA VALLEY
Ashley Lexvold, Goodhue Senior, Setter
Olivia Warren, Senior MH
Abbey McNamara, Goodhue Senior OH
Brittney Lodermeier, Goodhue Senior RS
Julie Rainey, Stewartville Soph OH
Erin Ness, Stewartville Senior OH
Emily Rainey, Stewartville Junior Setter
Andrea Venzke, Stewartville Senior MH
Kristin Boyum, Kenyon-Wanamingo Senior OH
Josie Anderson, Kenyon-Wanamingo Senior Setter
Whitney Ryan, Kenyon-Wanamingo Junior MH
Nicole Anderson, Cannon Falls Junior MH
Michelle McCoy, Cannon Falls Senior OH
Elizabeth Benson, Cannon Falls Junior Setter
Jill Storlie, Byron Senior MH
Leslie Wilson, Hayfield Senior OH
Kiley Severson, Hayfield Soph OH
Christina Maley, Pine Island Senior MH
Whitney Canton, Pine Island Junior OH
Gretchen Korsmo, Rochester Lourdes Senior OH
Caroline Smith, Rochester Lourdes Senior Setter
Kelli Boras, Zumbrota-Mazeppa Senior Libero
Holly Hinsch, Zumbrota-Mazeppa Senior OH
Tara Rasmussen, Kasson-Mantorville Junior Setter
Liz Hanson, Triton Senior Setter
Alyssa Bryngelson, Triton Junior OH
Jenny Gilbertson, Winona Cotter Senior MH
Maranda Dohrn, Lake City Senior MH

IRON RANGE
Carla Anderson, Eveleth-Gilbert
Hannah Johnson, Greenway
Tori Abernathy, Greenway
Alyssa McDonald, Chisholm
Alyssa Amic, Chisholm
Chelsea Koth, Hibbing
Kate Lange, Hibbing
Paige Hardy, Hibbing
Julie Hejny, Virginia
Caitlin Stackpool, Virginia
Jessa Youso, Virginia

LAKE
Kelsey Brandl, Lakeville North 12
Amy Braun, Lakeville North 11
Taylor Fieldsted, Lakeville North 12
Laurel Sanford, Eagan 12
Kelsey Sparks, Eagan 12
Taylor Bohannon, Eagan 12
Jessi Peterson, Eden Prairie 12
Katie Vohnoutka, Eden Prairie 12
Brittany Wenzel, Chaska 12
Bekah Saugen, Chaska 10
Lauren Grant, Eastview 10
Anna Olson, Eastview 11
Tori Dixon, Burnsville 10
Sam Pitel, Burnsville 12
Jennifer Henke, Rosemount 12
Stephanie Brown, Rousemount 12
Melissa McNeely, Lakeville South 12
Lisa Ruff, Apple Valley 11
Haley Bodway, Bloomington Jefferson 8
Ashley Suapaia, Bloomington Kennedy 12
Honorable Mention
Lindsay Weaver, Lakeville North 12
Kayla Kirby, Lakeville North 12
Leah Johnson, Lakeville North 11
Kirsten Zeise, Lakeville North 12
Leah Ehret, Eagan 12
Malia Paleafei, Eagan 12
Hayley Buchanan, Eden Prairie 11
Molly Noble, Eden Prairie 12
Becca Wade, Eden Prairie 12
Kenzie Niesche, Chaska 11
Shelby Peterson, Chaska 10
Chelsie Stahl, Chaska 9
Amanda Unze, Chaska 11
Stephanie Kent, Eastview 11
Kaiti Wachter, Eastview 11
Bobbie Meier, Burnsville 12
Thea Deach, Burnsville 12
Paige Petersen, Rosemount 10
Taylor Schuelke, Rosemount 12
Grace Sanders, Lakeville South 11
Blair Butler, Lakeville South 12
Taylor Hirdlichka, Lakeville South 11
Bentley Mancini, Apple Valley 11
Lauren Wigen, Apple Valley 11
Kelli Earp, Apple Valley 10
Melissa Racz, Apple Valley 9
Bri Londeen, Bloomington Jefferson 12
Victoria Borgen, Bloomington Jefferson 11
Erin Anderson, Bloomington Kennedy 12
Alaina Brown, Bloomington Kennedy 8

LAKE SUPERIOR
First team
Kelly Fichtner, Hermantown
Sannie Olson, Hermantown
Montana Vichorek, Cloquet
Alyssa Wappes, Cloquet
Lindsay Wiebe, Ashland, WI
Chelsey Ujdur, Duluth Denfeld
Second team
Cortney Ebel, Hermantown
Taylor Sautbine, Cloquet
Brooke Morin, Proctor
Clare Lulich, Ashland, WI
Caitlin Keute, Superior, WI 2009 RH
Samantha Johnson, Duluth Denfeld
Honorable mention
Erianna Reyelts, Duluth Marshall
Marina McCuskey, Duluth Central
Sara Strand, Superior, WI 2008 RH
Brittany Polanka, Duluth Central

LITTLE 8
Megan Gullickson, Ashby, Sr. MH
Deanna Martinson, Ashby, Jr. MH
Alisha Setre, Ashby, Jr. OH
Emily Johnson, Ashby, Jr. S
Megan Stroh, Underwood, Sr. MH
Brittney Peterson, Underwood, Sr., L
Ariana Odegard, Underwood, Jr. S
Abbey Evavold, Battle Lake, Sr. MH
Kelsey Koep, Battle Lake, Sr. L
Linsey Strom, Brandon-Evansville, Sr. S
Jenna Meissner, Brandon-Evansville, Sr. OH
Sam Hanson, Hillcrest, Sr. S/OH
Sam Linsteadt, Rothsay, Jr. MH
Dawn Terfehr, Parkers Prairie, Sr. S
Sari Noga, Parkers Prairie, So. MH
Honorable Mention
Aann Bjorklund, Underwood, So. MH
Lindsay Nelson, Battle Lake, So. OH
Carlie Randt, Brandon-Evansville, So. L
Michelle Bruns, Brandon-Evansville, So. OH
Cari Jo Hohncke, Hillcrest, Sr. MH
Chelsea Olson, Parkers Prairie, Sr. MH
Jazmyn Dorn, Parkers Prairie, So. L
Coach: Brenda Johnson, Ashby

MCAA
First Team
Justina Rudzitis – Meadow Creek
Callie Teigen - Meadow Creek
Cassie Haag - SW Christian
Brooke Jilek – Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity
Laura Cardle - SW Christian
Autumn Beasley - Heritage
Danielle Schmidt - New Life
Ellee Owen - Maranatha
Melissa Mueller -New Life
2nd Team
Jessica Carlin - SW Christian
Hannah Weinzetl - Meadow Creek
Tija Rudzitis - Meadow Creek
Becca Kendrick - Bethany
Lauren Williams - Heritage
Lauren Sutherland - Meadow Creek
Calli McLellan - Heritage
Carrie Paulson – Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity
Lucie Miller - SW Christian
Honorable Mention
Erin Klobe – Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity
Kate Hallstrom - West Lutheran
Andrea Wallert - New Life
Sarah Barrie -SW Christian
Nora Smith - Bethany
Sarah Nisleit - New Life
Monica Hennen - Maranatha
Norah Hass - Trinity
Leah Anderson - Heritage
Brianna Briggs – Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity
Jenna Gehl - West Lutheran
Hannah Schockey - Concordia Bloomington
Libby Warren - Providence

MID STATE
Heather Tretbar, Park Rapids
Honorable Mention
Christine Malm, Park Rapids
Hannah Wolff, Park Rapids

MINNEAPOLIS
Emily Rymanowski, Edison, Sr.
Sandy Taylor, Edison, Sr.
Kiah Hanssen-Kilpatrick, Henry, Sr.
Schanell Gauna, Henry, Sr.
Vang Khang, North, Sr.
Selamawit Teffera, Roosevelt, Sr.
Sophie McBride, South, Jr.
Mariah Baylor, South, Jr.
Brianna Haugen, Southwest, Jr.
Amelia Ahl, Southwest, Sr.
Rachel Polland, Southwest, Fr.
Katie Dalton, Southwest, Jr.
Sophia Erickson-Orfei, Washburn, Jr.

MISSISSIPPI 8
Katherine Harms, St. Michael/Albertville 11 ROH, Conference MVP
Catherine Yager, St. Michael/Albertville 11 Setter
Brittani Wiese, St. Michael/Albertville 11 LOH
Maria Berning, St. Michael/Albertville 11 LOH
Allie Knutsen, St. Michael/Albertville 11 Libero
Chelsea Erickson, Big Lake 12 MB
Sarah Smith, Big Lake 12 Libero
Abby Johnson, Buffalo 12 Libero
Cece Gilmer, Buffalo 12 MB
Erica Sudduth, Rogers 12 MB
Marika Paumen, Rogers 10 MB
Brianna Mastey, Becker 12 MB
Samma Fallgren, Becker 11 Setter
Ashley Crane, Monticello 12 MB
Allie Johnson, Princeton 12 MH

MISSOTA
Jessica Menden Shakopee S 12
Maggie Geske Shakopee OH 12
Ashley Wittman Shakopee OH 10
Mollie Geske Shakopee L 10
Brittany Stamer Hutchinson S 12
Laura Carlson Hutchinson OH 11
Ashley Maher Hutchinson S 12
Kirstee Rotty Farmington L 11
Kate Often Farmington OH 12
Danielle Dombeck Farmington OH 10
Maddie Haben Holy Angels S 11
Sammie Hertaus New Prague S 12
Katie McDonald Northfield S 12
Bryanna Reich Red Wing S 12
Brittini Wangerin Prior Lake OH 11
Honorable Mention
Katie Habeck Farmington M 9
Katee Rotty Farmington S 12
Maddie Knapp Red Wing MH 12
Emily Reich Red Wing L 10
Bridgette Kelly Northfield MB 12
Erin Eggum Northfield OH 12
Michelle Daddario Holy Angels OH 11
Amy Winchell Holy Angels RH 12
Jill Bartusek New Prague L 12
Brit Rynda New Prague MH 11
Elizabeth Benusa Shakopee RS 10
Jean Theis Shakopee MH 10
Kimberly Hacker Hutchinson MB 12
Ashley Murtha Hutchinson MB 9
Michelle Barum Prior Lake RS 12
Kathryn Gaydos Prior Lake S 10

NORTH SUBURBAN
Ellie Duffy, Totino-Grace 12, OH, Player of the Year
Traci Moe, Totino-Grace, 12 Setter
Stacie McMullen, Totino-Grace, 12 MH
Courtney Fautsch, Chisago Lakes 10 OH
Krista Swanson, Chisago Lakes 12 MH
Mackenzie Maher, Chisago Lakes 11 S
Deidre Held, St. Francis 12 S
Carissa Metzer, St. Francis 12 L
Ali Schwartzwald, St. Francis 12 OH
Lauren Carisch, Benilde-St. Margaret’s 12 MH
Erin Sherman, Benilde-St. Margaret’s 11 RH
Danielle Bennett-Curry, Benilde-St. Margaret’s 11 OH
Alyssa Johnson, Spring Lake Park 12 MH
Katie Wells, Spring Lake Park 12 S
Maria Ehritt, Columbia Heights 12 OH
Ashley Johnson, North Branch 12 RH
Kaitlin Reed, Irondale
Taylor Tinkham, St. Louis Park 12 MH
Erin Green, Fridley 11 MH
Honorable Mention
Lizzie Naumann, Totino-Grace 11 MH
Lisa Beacher, Totino-Grace 11 OH
Rachel Nelson, Chisago Lakes 10 MH
Linnea Osterberg, Chisago Lakes 12 L
Britany Stoeckel, St. Francis 11 MH
Kelly Olson, St. Francis 11 OH
Natalie Guggenberger, Benilde-St. Margaret’s 11 S
Sierra Dooley, Spring Lake Park 12 OH
Kelsey Luedtke, Spring Lake Park 12 L
Nikki Klenk, Columbia Heights 12 MH
Cori Fairbanks, North Branch 12 S
Christy Sontag, Irondale
LaiShema Hampton, St. Louis Park 12 OH
Caitlin McKennon, Fridley 10 MH
Allie Oelfke, Cooper 12 OH

NORTHERN LIGHTS
Alycia Dahl, Northern Freeze
Sasha Magner, Northern Freeze
Mackinzie Magner, Northern Freeze
Dana Blomquist, Kittson County Central
Whitney Langen, Kittson County Central
Haylie Holmgren, Kittson County Central
Elizabeth Schenkey, Badger-Greenbush-Middle River
Anna Wicklund, Badger-Greenbush-Middle River
Hannah Berg, Badger-Greenbush-Middle River
Jessica Aakre, Warren-Alvarado-Oslo
Honorable mention
Kayla Halvorson, Northern Freeze
Jessica Dvergsten, Badger-Greenbush-Middle River
Brooke Sauskojus, Stephen-Argyle

NORTHWEST SUBURBAN
Lauren Cipperly, Andover
Alex Nelson, Andover
Megan Carlson, Andover
Abbey Fahnhorst, Anoka
Kelly Peterson, Anoka
Jessica Granquist, Blaine
Molly Kreklow, Blaine
Becka Meisser, Centennial
Ally Wilson, Centennial
Micha Sater, Centennial
Natalie Thomas, Champlin Park
Chrissy Knuth, Champlin Park
Alysha Reinhardt, Coon Rapids
Kirsti Grill, Elk River
Kelsey Jacobs, Maple Grove
Erikka Korpi, Maple Grove
Brianna Olson, Osseo
Lindsey Sathre, Osseo
Tia Russell, Osseo
Chrissy Gunderson, Park Center

PARK REGION
Most Valuable Player, Jessica Finck, Bertha-Hewitt Soph.
Outstanding Setter, Adrienne Nelson, Sebeka, Soph.
Most Valuable Defensive Player, Bridgette Martini Sebeka, Soph.
Rachel Sebasky, MH, Pillager, Sr.
Jacki Finck, OH, Verndale, Sr.
Tamara Haapala, RS, Menahga, Sr.
Megan Cleveland, OH, Menahga, Sr.
Kim Miller, MH, Henning, Sr.
Mallory Ellingson, Lib, Henning, Sr.
Morgan Kahilainen, Setter, New York Mills, Jr.
Emily Salo, Lib, New York Mills, Sr.
Morgan Kapphahn, Lib, Bertha-Hewitt, Fr.
Corrina Tindal, Setter, Bertha-Hewitt, Soph.
Alida Moenkedick, MH, Bertha-Hewitt, Soph.
Taylor Schwartz, RS, Sebeka, Soph.
Jessica Lillquist, MH, Sebeka, 8th
Coach of the Year - Becca Pilju, Sebeka

PINE TO PRAIRIE
Amanda Gnadt, Ada-Borup 12
Corin Gunderson, Ada-Borup 11
Laura Kolness, Ada-Borup 11
Katy Ness, Ada-Borup 11
Chelsea Ruebke, Ada-Borup 12
Nicole Smart, Ada-Borup 11
Meredith Egeland, Climax-Fisher 11
Kaia Korynta, Climax-Fisher 11
Brittany Tronnes, Climax-Fisher 10
Alysssa Gullekson, Fertile-Beltrami 11
Kasi Hasbrouck, Fertile-Beltrami 12
Grace Nyland, Fosston 12
Tricia Bisek, Mahnomen 12
Kaia Nelson, Norman County East 11
Krystal Maroney, Norman County West 12
Maggie Maroney, Norman County West 11
Kelsi Kiecker, Win-E-Mac 12
Lisa Stewart, Win-E-Mac 11
Jordyn Thompson, Win-E-Mac 11
Honorable Mention
Stephanie Wagner, Climax-Fisher 11
Karisa Gullickson, Fertile-Beltrami 11
Monica Sorensen, Mahnomen 12
Kari Bergstrom, Norman County East 10
Karen Brommenschenkel, Norman County West 10
Nicole Olson, Win-E-Mac 12
Most Valuable- Corin Gunderson - Ada-Borup
Coach of the Year -Lynette Kaster - Win-E-Mac

POLAR (EAST)
1st Team
Amber Bloom, Carlton, Sr. RH
Jamie Rust, Esko, Sr. MH
Sheenagh Caroline, MLWR, Fr. OH
Kelsey Raycraft, Two Harbors, Sr. S
Katrina Newman, Barnum, So., MH
Sherri Donek, Cook County, Sr., MH
2nd Team
Beth Innis, Two Harbors, Sr., MH
Taylor Carpenter, Carlton, So., MH
Nitasha Grover, Carlton, Sr., DS
Jenna Coughlin, Esko, Sr., DS
Farrah Wirtz, Esko, Jr., OH
Allie Adamczak, MLWR, Sr. OH
Samantha Anderson, Wrenshall, Sr., S
Honorable Mention
Keely Deadrick, Esko, S
Karley Rentz, MLWR, RH
Katie Anderson, Two Harbors, OH
Wendy Bowman, Wrenshall, MH
Heidi Jurek, Wrenshall, OH
Kasey Palmer, Floodwood, S
Katy Borud, Cook County, MH
Ashley Larva, Floodwood, OH
Katherine Michalski, Silver Bay, S
Dani Hawkinson, McGregor, S

POLAR (WEST)
Kacie Reardon, EGF
Ashley Mertens, EGF
Breanna Solheim, EGF
Steph Berger, EGF
Betsy SmitH, EGF
Morgan Kaiser, EGF Sacred Heart
Brittany Wiseth, Thief River Falls
Kayse Lee, Thief River Falls
Beth Marben, Thief River Falls
Haley Teie, Thief River Falls
Jessica Aakre, Warren-Alvarado-Oslo
Amelia Schmitz, Red Lake Falls
Kylie Vatthauer, Red Lake Falls
Jill Rewertz, Red Lake County Central
Honorable mention
Brooke Vonasek, EGF
Kate Warmack, EGF
Darcy Roach, EGF Sacred Heart
Jess Fontes, EGF Sacred Heart
Frannie Twistol, Thief River Falls
Cassie Gunderson, Thief River Falls
Jodi Berdahl, Red Lake Falls
Faith Kruchowski, Red Lake County Central
Kayla Pelletier, Red Lake County Central

PRAIRIE
Tanya Marthaler, Osakis, Sr. OH, Conference Defensive MVP
Stacey Kern, Osakis, Sr.
Alicia Wagner, Osakis, Sr.
Kari Ludwig, Osakis, Sr.
Alexandria Knettel, Upsala, Sr. Conference Offensive MVP
Denise Ripplinger, Upsala, Sr.
Mallory Johnson, Upsala, Sr.
Katie Asfeld, Eagle Valley, Sr.
Emily Olson, Eagle Valley, Sr.
Missy Kassube, Eagle Valley, Jr.
Emily Salber, Browerville, Jr.
Britta Irsfeld, Browerville, Sr.
Ashley Johnson, Royalton, Sr.
Kirsten Winscher, Royalton, Sr.Tracy Fruechte, Swanville, Jr.
Honorable Mention
Brittany Niehoff, Osakis, Sr.
Whitney Lee, Osakis, Jr.
Amanda Boeckermann, Upsalam, Sr.
Marissa Bartkowitz, Upsala, Sr.
Sammi Glines, Eagle Valley, Sr.
Maggie Allen, Eagle Valley, Sr.
Kayla Salathe, Eagle Valley, Sr.
Kelsey Kircher, Browerville, Jr.
Brittany Kalina, Browerville, Sr.
Shelby Lies, Royalton, Jr.

RED ROCK
Emily Bose, Murray Country Central
Dani Onken, Murray Country Central
Kate Robinson, Murray Country Central
Madeline Robinson, Murray Country Central
Angie Vermeer, SW MN Christian
Emily Prins, SW MN Christian
April Reitsma, SW MN Christian
Sydney Place, SW Star
Michelle Olsem, SW Star
Chelsey Chranston, SW Star
Sam Raddle, Fulda
Mari Holinka, Fulda
Stephanie Gunderman, Fulda
Kayla Bullerman, Adrian
Kourtney Kramer, Adrian
Bridgett Block, Adrian
Karli Decker, Edgerton
Alyson Drooger, Edgerton
Abby Halter, Red Rock Central
Kelly Shaner, Red Rock Central
Jenny Hoffman, Westbrook-Walnut Grove
Audra Schmidt, Westbrook-Walnut Grove
Krystle Doeden, Round Lake-Brewster
Brooke Kramer, Ellsworth Panthers
Honorable Mention
Erika Post, SW Star
Katherine Kazemba, SW Star
Luanna Henkels, SW Star
Courtney DeKam, SW MN Christian
Collen Everson, Murray Country Central
Kelsley Wolthuizen, Edgerton
Macy Butson, Edgerton
Krystle Sell, Red Rock Central
Alyssa Schmidt, Red Rock Central
Kylie Erickson, Westbrook-Walnut Grove
Tasha Sipasuet, Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin
Kasey McNab, Round Lake-Brewster
Elly Schmitz, Round Lake-Brewster
Kelsey McGuire, Hills-Beaver Creek

SOUTH CENTRAL
Courtney Steinhauser, New Ulm, MB, Sr.
Elisabeth WienekeNew Ulm, OH, Sr.
Jamie Dalluge, New Ulm, S, Sr.
Maggie Dauer, New Ulm, L, Sr.
Kelli Frederickson, St. James
Anna Asendorf, St. James
Danika Stindtman, Blue Earth
Amy Arends, Blue Earth
Chelsea Wilson, St. Peter
Brianna Nelson, Waseca
Brittany Barnes, Fairmont
Honorable Mention
Kirsten Johanson, Blue Earth Area Junior
Ashley Olson, Blue Earth Area Freshman
Samantha Beck, Fairmont Senior
Samantha Waletich, Fairmont Junior
Makenzie Esson, New Ulm Senior
Meghan Brandts, St. James Senior
Hanna Reuter, St. James Sophomore
Heather Elgin, Waseca Senior
Allyson Ruedy, Waseca Junior

SOUTHEAST
Jordyn Van Ryswyk (sr. MH), Glenville-Emmons
Molly Kral (sr. S). Glenville-Emmons
Jessica Benson (jr. MH). Grand Meadow
Angie Wenzel (jr. MH). Hope Lutheran
Robin Sautter (sr. S), Lanesboro
Jamie Darling (jr. MH). Lanesboro
Lindsay Bly (sr. MH), LeRoy-Ostrander
Kaylee Bunne (so. MH), LeRoy-Ostrander
Rachel Rosedahl (so. OH). LeRoy-Ostrander
Kate Horihan (jr. MH), Mabel-Canton
Lindsay Anderson (jr. OH), Mabel-Canton
Celeste Bergey (jr. OH), Mabel-Canton
Kayla O'Bieglo (so. S). Mabel-Canton
Karla Wiste (sr. MH), Spring Grove
Jacey Anderson (so. OH). Spring Grove

SOUTHWEST
Anna Full, Marshall
Shay Birath, Marshall
Rachel Westby, Marshall
Megan Bezdicek, Jackson County Central
Nicole Buysse, Pipestone
Faith Tinklenberg, Pipestone
Chelsey Evans, Pipestone
Naomi U’Ren, Redwood Valley
Casey Christensen, Windom
Malori Paplow, Windom
Megan Ysker, Windom
Holli Aggen, Worthington
honorable mention
Karrie Xaisongkham, Luverne
Anna Meneely, Jackson County Central
Brooke Burmeister, Jackson County Central
Megan VanderPoel, Pipestone
Amy Robinson, Windom
Rachel Pavelko, Worthington

ST. LOUIS COUNTY
Megan Gustafson, Cook
Hanna Lashmett, Babbitt-Embarrass
Erianne Bright, Cherry
Courtney Rykken, Babbitt-Embarrass
Mandy Dedina, Cotton
Ashley Mayry, Cherry
McKenzie Reing, Cook
Jess LaValley, Babbitt-Embarrass
Krystal Ramfjord, Cherry
Lynn Schneider, Cotton
Amanda Chapman, Cotton
Kaylin Rankila, Cook
Rachel Morrison, Orr

ST. PAUL
Kia Her (12), Arlington
Megan Howard (12), Central
Shelbi LaValla (11), Central
Yadi Sevilla (11), Central
Ellen Senf (10), Central
Jaime Walters (11), Como Park
Savanah Lewis (12), Harding
Veara Yang (12), Harding
Eleanor Erickson (10), Highland Park
Cassondra Johnson (12), Highland Park
Moira McComas (12), Highland Park
Brittany Johnson (12), Humboldt
Jamie Kasal (12), Johnson
Edaidra McCalister (12), Johnson
HONORABLE MENTION
Pa Che Vang (10), Arlington
LeNora Wilson (11), Arlington
DaVeen Trentman (10), Central
Brittani Cortez (11), Como Park
Jill Pettit (12), Como Park
Hannah Scherrer (11), Como Park
Eva Nievinski (11), Harding
Kachia Xiong (10), Harding
Lauren Boroughs (12), Highland Park
Nicole Givens (12), Highland Park
Dakotah Johnson (10), Highland Park
Kara Laird (11), Highland Park
Andrea Moen (12), Highland Park
Brianna Johnson (12), Humboldt
Katie Larocque (11), Humboldt
Carlee Aasen (12), Johnson
Hannah McKinney (11), Johnson
COACH OF THE YEAR: Kathleen Kramer, Highland Park

SUBURBAN EAST
Megan Stinchfield, Cretin-Derham Hall, Senior, RS
Kelly McManus, Cretin-Derham Hall, Senior, OH
Chelsie Sobieck, Forest Lake, Senior, OH
Megan McKenzie, Forest Lake, Senior, S
Lexi Alm, Forest Lake, Sophomore, OH
Virgina Senf, Woodbury, Senior, OH
Greta Strenger, Woodbury, Senior, OH
Michele Graham, Woodbury, Junior, S
Jaymee Ostrom, Park-Cottage Grove, Senior, LIB
Katie Smith, Mounds View, Senior, S
Kelsey Florian, Roseville, Junior, S
Angela Ahrendt, Roseville, Senior, MH
Brianna Peters, Stillwater, Senior, OH
Kelsey Mattai, White Bear Lake, Junior, MH
Elly Braaten, Hastings, Sophomore, Setter

THREE RIVERS
Alecia Fruechte (sr. H), Caledonia
Megan King (jr. H), Caledonia
Cassie Gran (jr. S). Caledonia
Erika Hurley (sr. H), Chatfield
Regan Riley (so. DS). Chatfield
Catie Fox (jr. DS). Dover-Eyota
Chelsea Nagle (sr. H), Fillmore Central
Tori Ristau (sr. S). Fillmore Central
Erin Bernard (so. H). Kingsland
Alyssa Franzen (jr. MH), Lewiston-Altura
Janell Sommers (sr. MH). Lewiston-Altura
Kylie Dykes (sr. MH). Plainview-Elgin-Millville
Alyssa Miller (sr. H). Rushford-Peterson
Erin Abbott (sr. L), St. Charles
Emily Nelson (jr. H). St. Charles
Kate Speedling (jr. MH), Wabasha-Kellogg
Ava Perry (sr. OH), Wabasha-Kellogg
Danielle Gernes (jr. L). Wabasha-Kellogg

TOMAHAWK
Player of the Year: Maria Gangelhoff, Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s
Coach of the Year: Julie Detjen, Minnesota Valley Lutheran
Maria Gangelhoff, Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s
Angela Armbruster, Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s
Crissi Schewe, Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s
Marcie Flygare, MVL
Amanda Burk, MVL
Trisha Kramer, MVL
Carmen Black, Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop
Steph Kruggel, Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop
Missy Deal, Buffalo Lake-Hector
Tori Altermatt, Wabasso
Andrea Rohlik, Wabasso
Laura Heiling, Cedar Mountain/Comfrey
Andrea Miesen, Springfield
Katherine Kral, New Ulm Cathedral
Amanda Nordby, McLeod West
Honorable Mention
Jana Beilke, MVL
Amanda Schmitz, Sleepy Eye St. Mary's
Emma Koeberl, Buffalo Lake-Hector
Brooke Vorwerk, Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop
Morgan Samyn, Wabasso
Andrea Kopischke, Cedar Mountain/Comfrey
Jill Lehrer, Springfield
Jessica Brandel, New Ulm Cathedral
Alison Mason, Sleepy Eye

VALLEY (partial)
Kelsey Hulke, Nicollet
Kristin Hulke, Nicollet
Erin Goebel, St. Clair
Amy Opsal, St. Clair
McCall Bisel, Maple River
Vanessa Harkins, LeCenter
Jen Hoffman, Cleveland
Ashley Kunz, Madelia
Callie Wiederhoeft, Truman
Honorable Mention
Jenna Mettler, Nicollet
Joni Lillo, St. Clair
Jenny Kim, Maple River
Danielle Knish, LeCenter
Dani Wiederhoeft, Truman
Megan Zimmerman, Cleveland
Allison Wanzek, Madelia
Rachal Hollerich, Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial

WEST CENTRAL NORTH
Anna Zyvoloski, St. Cloud Cathedral
Alex Lenzen, St. Cloud Cathedral
Nina Lindquist, St. Cloud Cathedral
Jill Gruber, Sauk Centre
Sasha John, Sauk Centre
Sondra Winters, Sauk Centre
Taylor Voss, Albany
Molly Manthe, Albany
Cari Lieser, Albany
Cassie Ziemer, New London-Spicer
Justine Dammermann, New London-Spicer
Erica Feldewerd, Melrose
Tiffany Yarkey, Melrose
Kirsten Neis, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle
Kayla Meyer, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle
Kaycce Reberg, Foley
Laura Schaefer, Paynesville

WEST CENTRAL SOUTH
Taylor Skoglund, Montevideo
Calie Roggatz, Montevideo
Karie Blommel, Montevideo
Ashley Roder, Montevideo
Livi Jeseritz, Yellow Medicine East
Macy McKay, Yellow Medicine East
Darcie Listul, Yellow Medicine East
Jamie Baker, Yellow Medicine East
Courtney Frank, Benson
Keri Mikkelson, Benson
Andrea Rheingans, Lac Qui Parle Valley
Micaela Erickson, Lac Qui Parle Valley
Carrie Hebrink, BOLD
Allison Marcus, BOLD
Kaley Taffe, Morris
Bethany Nelson, Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City
Allie Ostrander, Minnewaska
Honorable Mention
Brooke Tastad, Montevideo
Anne Jepson, Yellow Medicine East
Taylor Semler, Benson
Nicole Streich, Lac Qui Parle Valley
Christine Gass, BOLD
Katie Van Kempen, Morris
Stephanie Nelson, Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City
Shannon Bosek, Minnewaska
Co-Most Valuable Hitters: Taylor Skoglund, Montevideo; Courtney Frank, Benson
Most Valuable Setter: Darcie Listul, YME
Defensive Specialist: Andrea Rheingans, LQPV

WRIGHT COUNTY
Brooke Gatheridge, Waconia 12
Kelly Brink, Waconia 12
Kara Pioske, Waconia 11
Kayla Koenecke, Delano 10
Sarah Bingea, Delano 11
Kylie Crofutt, Delano 12
Alex Burke, Watertown-Mayer 12
Ashley Neaton, Watertown-Mayer 12
Megan Lambertson, Litchfield 11
Jamie Wollin, Litchfield 11
Meghan Ashwill, Annandale 11
Melissa Opatz, Annandale 11
Aimee Peterson, Dassel-Cokato 12
Liz Redman, Dassel-Cokato 12
Maddie Franz, Orono 12
Katie Elmquist, Mound-Westonka 12
Jamie Mickolichek, Glencoe-Silver Lake 11
Honorable Mention
Margo Schwartz, Waconia 11
Kylie Wroge, Waconia 12
Cecily Checkal, Delano 12
Brianna Royer, Delano 12
Meredith Miller, Watertown-Mayer 11
Abby Reinert, Watertown-Mayer 10
Brianna Barrett, Annandale 10
Maggie Zirk, Dassel-Cokato 11
Margaret Neutzling, Dassel-Cokato 12
Katy Morgan, Orono 11
Sarah Luse, Orono 11
Emily Ten Eyck, Orono 11
Caty Dongoske, Mound-Westonka 12
Erica Bye, Mound-Westonka 11
Stephanie Fischer, Glencoe-Silver Lake 12
Angie Wagener, Glencoe-Silver Lake 12

ALL STAR GAMES
Kernz & Kompany All-Star Match
At Duluth Denfeld
Duluth Rosters
Setters —
Sannie Olson, Hermantown;
Chelsea Ujdur, Duluth Denfeld.
Middle hitters —
Kelly Fichtner, Hermantown;
Erianna Reyelts, Duluth Marshall;
Montana Vichorek, Cloquet.
Outside hitters —
Cortney Ebel, Hermantown;
Ashlee Olson, Superior;
Samantha Johnson, Duluth Denfeld;
Alyssa Wappes, Cloquet.
Defensive specialist —
Rachel Sanda, Cloquet.
Iron Range Roster
Setters —
Danielle Anderson, Mesabi East;
Caitlin Stackpool, Virginia.
Middle hitters —
Chelsea Koth, Hibbing;
Tori Abernathy, Greenway;
Britney Adams, Grand Rapids.
Outside hitters —
Hannah Johnson, Greenway;
Caci Orazem, Greenway;
Sarah Sorenson, Grand Rapids;
Julie Hejny, Virginia.
Defensive specialist — Sam Frings, Greenway.

NORTH CENTRAL ALL STAR GAME
Team 1
1. Sam Hanson, Hillcrest Lutheran, 12, S/LH
2. Emily Beito, Roseau, 12, S, 5-4
3. Sharayah Day, Laporte, 10, S, 5-7
4. Carrie Carlson, Blackduck, 12, MH, 5-9
5. Tricia Bisek, Mahnomen, 12, MH
6. Allison Schumacher, Crookston, 12, MH/OH
7. Jordan Marken, Lake of the Woods, 12, OH
8. LaTonya Lave', Roseau, 12, DS
9. Brooke Lindner, Northome, 10, L
Head Coach: Katie Hedlund, Roseau High School
Asst. Coach: Briget Sabourin, Roseau High School
Team # 2
1. Kristin Donner, Mora, 12, S/RH, 5-8
2. Megan Gustafson, Cook, 12, S
3. Briana Grapevine, Northome, 11, MH, 5-9
4. Whitney Langen, Kittson Central, 12, MH
5. Meredith Egeland, Climax/Fisher, 11, OH/MH, 5-11
6. Ashley Nelson, Lake of the Woods, 12, L
7. Brea Aamoth, Crookston, 12, OH
8. Naomi Anderson, Pine River/Backus, 12, MB, 5-10
Head Coach: Alisa Den Hartog, Pine/River Backus High School
Team # 3
1. Kelsey Erickson, Mora, 11, S/RH, 5-7
2. Kelsi Kiecker, Win/E/Mac, 12, S
3. Jessa Youso, Virginia, 11, MH, 6-1
4. Ariel Lagen, International Falls, 12, MH, 5-7
5. Samantha Johnson, Duluth Denfeld, 12, OH, 5-7
6. Jessica Fontes, Sacred Heart, 10, MH, 5-9
7. Kayse Lee, Thief River Falls, 12, L
8. Paula Hebel, Warroad, 12, OH
Head Coach: Jeremy Culleton, Warroad High School
Asst. Coach: Julie Jones, Warroad High School
Team # 4
1. Morgan Kaiser, Sacred Heart, 11, S, 5-5
2. Nicole Schulz, Grygla/Gatzke, 12, S
3. Heather Zoch, Northland, 12, MH
4. Setareh Mostofi, Roseau, 10, MH, 5-10
5. Caci Orazem, Greenway, 12, OH, 5-10
6. Tanya Marthaler, Osakis, 12, OH
7. Maddie Winkler, Mahnomen, 11, LS/L, 5-3
8. Erica Batdorf, International Falls, 12, DS, 5-4
9. Tamra Haapala, Menahga, 12, RH, 5-6
Head Coach: Sunny Bowman, Red Lake Falls High School
Asst. Coach: Shana Lanctot, Red Lake Falls High School
Team # 5
1. Heather Tretbar, Park Rapids, 12, S/RH, 5-6
2. Monica Sorensen, Mahnomen, 12, S
3. Hannah Hogenson, Roseau, 10, MH, 5-10
4. Breanna Solheim, East Grand Forks, 12, MH
5. Kylie Vatthauer, Red Lake Falls, 11, OH/MH, 5-9
6. Megan Cleveland, Menahga, 12, OH, 5-4
7. Nicole Olson, Hawley, 12, DS/L
8. Brittney Petersen, Underwood, 12, DS
Head Coach: Jill Olsen, Lake of the Woods High School
Asst. Coach: Jason Wilson, Lake of the Woods High School
Team # 6
1. Beth Marben, Thief River Falls, 12, S, 5-4
2. Ashley Mayry, Cherry, 12, S, 5-6
3. Ali Hasbargen, Lake of the Woods, 10, MH, 5-11
4. Emma LaRoque, Cass Lake/Bena, 12, MH
5. Krystle Barrett, Roseau, 12, OH, 5-4
6. Jessica Aakre, Warren/Alvarado/Oslo, 12, OH, 5-8
7. Donna Allen, Blackduck, 12, DS, 5-2
8. Kelsey Johnson, Duluth Denfeld, 12, RH, 5-7
9. Kim Hyatt, Laporte, 10, RH, 5-6
Head Coach: Tammy Sparby, Thief River Falls High School
Team #7
1. Dana Blomquist, Kittson Central, 12, S
2. Kaia Korynta, Climax/Fisher, 11, S, 5-8
3. Ashley Feldman, Lake of the Woods, 10, MH, 6-1
4. Brittany Wiseth, Thief River Falls, 11, MH, 6-1
5. Erianne Bright, Cherry, 12, MH, 5-9
6. Rebecca Polansky, Grygla/Gatzke, 12, OH
7. Jenna Beckner, Bigfork, 12, L
8. Farrah Wirtz, Esko, 11, OH, 5-7
Head Coach: Pam Pioske, Cherry High School
Asst. Coach: Heather Parenteau, Cherry High School
Team # 8
1. Kelly Hams, Littlefork/Big Falls, 12, S
2. Chelsey Ujdur, Duluth Denfeld, 12, S, 5-9
3. Kacie Reardon, East Grand Forks, 12, MH
4. Jamie Rust, Esko, 11, MH, 6-0
5. Haylie Holmgren, Kittson Central, 11, OH, 5-8
6. Bridget Martini, Sebeka, 10, OH/DS
7. Laura Farnam, Park Christian, 12, L, 5-7
8. Sari Noga, Parkers Prairie, 10, MH, 5-10
9. Dana Rude, West Central, 12, RH
Head Coach: Donna Hanna, Duluth Denfeld High School
Asst. Coach: Sharon Bourdeau, Duluth Denfeld High School

SOUTH CENTRAL ALL STAR GAME
2007 South Central High School Volleyball All Star Teams
Team 1
1. Jessica Menden, Shakopee, 1
2, S2. Rachal Hollerich, Lake Crystal Wellcome Memorial, 12, S/RH, 5-5
3. Chelsea Nagle, Fillmore Central, 12, OH/DS, 5-9
4. Mariah Baylor, Minneapolis South, 11, MH
5. Klea Swenson, Lake Crystal Wellcome Memorial, 12, MH, 6-1
6. Annika Smed, Albert Lea, 12, OH, 5-11
7. Madyson Frank, South St. Paul, 12, OH
8. Alecia Fruechte, Caledonia, 12, OH, 5-8
Head Coach: Scott Koepke, Caledonia High School
Asst. Coach: Dan Reinhart, Caledonia High School
Team 2
1. Cassie Gran, Caledonia, 11, S, 5-7
2. Sara Coakley, Cannon Falls, 11, RH/S, 5-8
3. Thea Deach-Burnsville, 12, DS
4. Chelsea Willson, St. Peter, 12, MB
5. Ashley Crane, Monticello, 12, MH, 5-11
6. Chelsey Jensen, Sleepy Eye, 11, MH
7. Maggie Geske, Shakopee, 12, OH
8. Olivia Hoekstra, Plainview/Elgin/Millville, 12, OH
9. Kelly Shaner, Red Rock Central, 12, RH
Head Coach: Bryan Lund, Rochester Lourdes High School
Asst. Coach: Ryan Freidhoff, Rochester Lourdes High School
Team 3
1. Sophie McBride, Minneapolis South, 11, S
2. Kayla Smith, Plainview/Elgin/Millville, 12, S/RH
3. Brittany Sawyer, Eastview, 12, DS
4. Megan King, Caledonia, 11, MH, 5-8
5. Erin Leiding, Lake Crystal Wellcome Memorial, 12, MH, 5-11
6. Elisabeth Wieneke, New Ulm, 12, OH/LH
7. Jolene Brody, Austin, 11, LH, 5-7
8. Sam Pitzl, Burnsville, 12, OH
Head Coach: Kristi Bren, Fillmore Central High School
Team 4
1. Natalie Thomas, Champlin Park, 12, S, 5-7
2. Molly Kreklow, Blaine, 10, S
3. Amanda Werk, West Central Area, 12, RS/LB
4. Brittany Hanson, Eastview, 12, MB
5. Claire Goodrich, Rochester Lourdes, 11, MH/RH, 6-0
6. Ali Vandercook, Henry Sibley, 12, OH, 5-5
7. Katy Braaten, Hastings, 12, OH, 6-0
8. Alyssa Schmidt, Red Rock Central, 12, OH
Head Coach: Darica Schneider, Austin High School
Asst. Coach: Andrea McKichan, Southland High School
Team 5
1. Katie McDonald, Northfield, 12, S, 5-6
2. Julie Blume, Wheaton, 12, S/H
3. Maggie Dauer, New Ulm, 12, L/DS/LB
4. Morgan Wynveen, Mahtomedi, 11, MH, 6-0
5. Danika Stindtman, Blue Earth Area, 11, MH, 6-0
6. Johanna Harmon, Concordia Academy/Roseville, 12, OH
7. Elly Braaten, Hastings, 11, OH, 6-0
8. Libby Augedahl, Caledonia, 11, OH, 5-8
Head Coach: Melissa Huseth, Cannon Falls High School
Asst. Coach: Heather Loeschke, Cannon Falls High School
Team 6
1. Elizabeth Benson, Cannon Falls, 11, S, 5-6
2. Liz Hanson, Triton, 12, S, 5-63
4. Bridgette Kelly, Northfield, 12, MB
5. Kylie Dykes, Plainview/Elgin/Millville, 12, MB
6. Alison Mason, Sleepy Eye, 12, MH, 5-11
7. Jessica Granquist, Blaine, 12, OH
8. Jenny Kimm, Maple River, 12, RH/LH, 5-9
9. Sarah Osberg, Hastings, 11, RS, 5-9
Head Coach: Britne Sahlem, Maple River High School

WISCONSIN
HEART O'NORTH
First team
Adrienne Uthe, So., Barron
Morgan Ruff, Jr., Bloomer
Morgan Lee, So., Hayward
Amy McDonald, So. Hayward
Nicole Hughes, Sr., Northwestern
Anna Morgan, So., Northwestern
Second team
Kelsie Seibel, Sr., Bloomer
Nicole Seibel, Sr., Bloomer
Jacki Zwiefelhofer, Sr., Bloomer
Alyssa McCarthy, Sr., Cumberland
Ashley Hager, So., Hayward
Brenna Conway, Sr., Ladysmith
Lindsay Garay, Jr., Northwestern
Lindsay Taipale, Jr., Northwestern
Allyssa Foster, Sr., Spooner
Becca Maas, Sr., Spooner
Honorable mention
Nette Goodlet, Sr., Barron
Hannah Haugestuen, Sr., Barron
Ali Kuehndorf, Sr., Barron
Tara Peterson, Sr., Bloomer
Shiloh Rhodes, Sr., Chetek
Amber Mathison, Sr., Cumberland
Melissa Fuchs, Sr., Ladysmith
Stephanie Slesar, Sr., Ladysmith
Lindsay Bronson, Sr., Spooner
Kristen Vik, Jr., Spooner

COACHES AWARDS
COACHES OF THE YEAR
AAA
1. Rod Nagagaki Owatonna
2 Jim Lee Waconia
3. Ryan Dehnel Burnsville & Milan Mader Lakeville North
4. Tim Walen Hill-Murray
5. Celeste Gorman Blaine
6. Vicki Seliger Swenson Hopkins
7. Connie Huberty Andover
8. Becky Anderson Alexandria
AA
1. John Dzubay Stewartville
2. Jodi Ovrebo Montgomery-Lonsdale
3. Kirsten Tjosaas Yellow Medicine East
4. Sarah Leach Visitation
5. Lisa Gustafson Mora
6. Jim Klaphake Sauk Centre
7. Gail Nucech Hibbing
8. Jean Lopez DGF
A
1. Lisa Swenson LeRoy-Ostrander
2. Chris Wortz GFW
3. Ron Wendorff Windom
4. Rolly Rudzitis Meadow Creek Christian
5. Kevin Weller Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
6. Ruth Hayden Ada-Borup
7. Jack Burt Hill City
8. Lynette Kaster Win-E-Mac
Assistant Coaches
4AAA Josh Mattison North St. Paul
5AAA Hollie Jeska Rogers
7AAA Lisa Kelly Andover
only three on the list I have.
2AA Jason Geisel Jordan
3AA Jon Hegerle Marshall
6AA Amy Voigt Maple Lake
7AA Joyce Wirtanen Hibbing
Only four on the list I have.
1A Lisa Nelson Kenyon Wanamingo
3A Gene Lovell Windom
4A Therese Bertsch Meadow Creek Christian
5A Kristy Finck Bertha-Hewitt
6A Nicole Gullingsrud Ada-Borup
7A Susie Feiro Babbitt-Embarrass
8A Tina Turn Kittson County Central
No one listed in section 2A.

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Contons Breaks D2 Record

#1 posting 10.18.2007
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COLLEGIATE ACTION
D1
Indiana beat Purdue in four winning the Monon Spike for the first time in five years. Purdue's Kelli Miller set a new match record with 40 digs on the night.

Gopher Kelly Roysland won the Patty Berg Legacy Scholar-Athlete Award yesterday.

UW Milwaukee edged Marquette.

D2
NORTHERN SUN
#4 Concordia St. Paul swept Bemidji State. CSP's Mary Slinger (Bethlehem Academy) had 33 digs on the night.

#7 SW MN State triumphed over Northern State in four. In the match Erin Contons broke the NCAA DII career attack attempts record. She now has 6,128 attempts with the previous record at 6,091

D3
St. Olaf upset #23 Bethel in four. St. Olaf's Kim Smisek (Northfield) had 27 kills.

St. Benedict outlasted Carleton in a fiver. Laurel Heggernes (Mora) had a hand in 10 blocks for St. Benedict. Beth Hanson (Bethlehem Academy) had a career high 67 assists for St. B. St. Benedict has clinched a spot in the MIAC playoffs.

Augsburg swept North Central

Here is the MIAC weekly press release. with athletes of the week Tasha Simmons (Eagan) of Hamline; Kim Smisek (Northfield) of St. Olaf and Alyssa Williams (Northfield) of St. Olaf.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Ridgewater swept MN West. From the West Central Tribune.

NUMBER CRUNCHING
TOTAL POINTS
D1
Samantha Mader, Purdue 20 vs Indiana 1-3
D2
Leah Ashburn, SW MN State 21.5 vs Northern State 3-1
Erin Contons, SW MN State 20 vs Northern State 3-1
D3
Laurel Heggernes, St. Benedict 30.5 vs Carleton 3-2
Kim Smisek, St. Olaf 30 vs Bethel 3-1
Laura Harms, Augsburg 23.5 vs North Central 3-0
Theresa Naumann, St. Benedict 23 vs Carleton 3-2
Samantha Hendricks, Carleton 22 vs St. Benedict 2-3
Annie Eckhoff, Carleton 21.5 vs St. Benedict 2-3

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McKenzie's Milestone

#4 posting 10.17.2007
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LATE RESULTS
AAA
Shakopee swept Farmington to win the Missota title. From the Shakopee Valley News.

Stillwater fell to Cretin-Derham Hall in three last night. Last Saturday the Ponies were 2nd in the Centennial tournament. From the Stillwater Gazette.

Austin beat United South Central in five, which is the second game covered in the Albert Lea Tribune.

AA
International Falls trumped Greenway in five. From the International Falls Daily Journal.

A
Mabel-Canton won the Southeast title with a sweep over Lyle-Pacelli. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

LATE LATE RESULTS
Nevis handed Pine River-Backus their second loss of the season in a fiver. From the Pine River Journal.

St. James was 1-3 in the Marshall Subway tournament last weekend. From the St. James Plaindealer.

The Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch reports on St. Mary's and Sleepy Eye Public's week.

MILESTONE
Setter Megan McKenzie of Forest Lake reached the 3000 assist mark with 24 in a match against Mounds View last week. From the Forest Lake Times.

SEEDS
Earlier today I had the Hutchinson Leader's Eric Kraushar's 2AAA predictions. The only change is a flip flop with Chaska picking up 4, and Hutch going to 5.

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5AAA Seeds, Granquist Player of the Week

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SEEDS IN 5AAA
1 Blaine
2 Centennial
3 Totino Grace
4 Champlin Park
5 Osseo
6 Spring Lake Park
7 Maple Grove
8 Mounds View
9 Rogers
10 Irondale
11 Coon Rapids
12 Park Center

Seeds #1-4 get a 1st round bye

#1 Blaine's Jessica Granquist was named AVCA/MaxPreps Player of the Week

Today is Osseo Coach Bill Quan's birthday.

2AAA releases their seeds later in the day. The Hutchinson Leader takes the crystal ball to come up with the seeds.

Mankato East swept Austin in the Big 9 finale. From the Austin Daily Herald.

United South Central beat Blooming Prairie in four. From the Austin Daily Herald.

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South Dakota Bumps MSU Mankato

#2 posting 10.17.2007
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COLLEGE ACTION
D2
NORTH CENTRAL
South Dakota upset #12 MSU Mankato in four. South Dakota has tied a record for wins in a season with 18. Amanda Beekman (Marshall) had 27 kills for Mankato.

NORTHERN SUN
MSU Moorhead swept UM Crookston

NON CON
St. Cloud State blanked Valley City State. The Huskies Jennifer Waterman (Andover) set a new assist record for the school with 860 so far.

UN Omaha swept Upper Iowa

Winona State beat UW Parkside in three.

D3
NON CON
St. Catherine bumped Crown in three.

St. Scholastica defeated UW Stout in four. It was St. Scholastica's second win over Stout this season.

NUMBER CRUNCHING
TOTAL POINTS
D2
Amanda Beekman, MSU Mankato 30 vs South Dakota 1-3
Kathleen Hruska, South Dakota 26 vs MSU Mankato 3-1
Carmen Stankowski, Winona State 21 vs UW Parkside 3-0

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Conference Champs Crowned

#1 posting 10.17.2007
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TUESDAY NIGHT RESULTS
AAA
Rogers had more Magic than Monticello in a five game win. Rogers finished fourth in the Mississippi 8. From the Elk River Star News.

Elk River picked up a Northwest Suburban win over Park Center in four games. From the Elk River Star News.

The Northwest Suburban champ is Andover. Lauren Cipperly from Andover is featured in the StarTribune.

Alexandria swept St. Cloud Tech creating a three way tie with Rocori for the title in the Central Lakes. Plus other area results in the St. Cloud Times.

AA
Marshall swept Jackson County Central. Marshall tied for first in the Southwest conference. From the Marshall Independent.

In a battle of top 10 teams, #5AA Pipestone beat #10A Tracy-Milroy-Balaton in four. From the Marshall Independent.

Zimmerman topped Pine City in five. The Thunder is 3-22 on the season. From the Elk River Star News.

Worthington beat Redwood Valley in four games. From the Worthington Daily Globe.

Montevideo and Yellow Medicine East both tied for the West Central South title. plus other conference action from the West Central Tribune.

New London-Spicer won their 17th game of the year with a sweep of Long Prairie-Grey Eagle. plus other area action in the West Central Tribune.

St. Cloud Cathedral's Nina Lindquist recorded her 2,000th career assist against Sauk Centre last night. SCC won in a sweep.

New Ulm won the South Central for the first time since the early 1990s with a sweep of Fairmont. From the New Ulm Journal.

A
Wabasha-Kellogg beat St. Charles in four in a Three River clash. From the Winona Daily News.

SW MN Christian won the Red Rock championship with a sweep of Adrian. SW Star swept Murray County Central in Red Rock action to finish 2nd. Both from the Worthington Daily Globe. More recaps in the SW Christian story.

Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa swept KMS for their 15th straight win. plus other recaps from the West Central Tribune.

On Monday MN Valley Lutheran won their first Tomahawk title with a four game win over New Ulm Cathedral. From the New Ulm Journal.

TOURNAMENT PREVIEW
Underwood will be hosting the 24th annual Invite on Thursday Oct. 18th. Participating teams will be Underwood, KMS, Wheaton, Ulen-Hitterdal, Frazee, CGB, Barnesville, Rothsay. Last year's winner was the Wheaton Warriors, the Section 6A champs

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Out & About: Delano/Orono

#3 posting 10.16.2007
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DELANO tigers 3, ORONO spartans 0
(25-10, 25-16, 25-14)

The Delano Tigers beat the Orono Spartans in a Wright County conference game tonight. Delano used balance, defense, and ball control as the ingredients to victory.

Right from the get go Delano staked their claim on the match. The Tigers were able to squeeze points on their first four serves. Orono took their first time out at 11-4. At that point seven of the Delano points were via Orono errors. Four times in the first game Delano had runs of three or more while Delano held Orono to no runs. After the first cycle through the serving rotation Delano finished with a 11-2 run.

Game two started off similar to game one with Delano up early 5-2 after the first pair of servers. Another late run by Delano (9-2) forced Orono to use two time outs. Kayla Koenecke had five kills in game two.

Game three opened with 8 straight combined first ball side outs. Delano broke free on Kylie Crofutt's serve with a run of three (including the side out) and added another run on the next service by Briana Royer. In fact Delano had four runs of 3 points or more in their next five servers. All in all a 14-4 run put Delano in the drivers seat. Orono had their only 3+run late in the contest.

There was a good crowd, a band, and even Delano brought a baritone (the game was at Orono). But the Orono crowd was soon somber. The Delano faithful were boisterous throughout the night.

One factor Orono controlled was the blocking game with 8 points off blocks compared to Delano's 1.

Every Delano rotation won their battle.

DELANO
rotation, player, position, aces-blocks-kills----points
1 Cicily Checkal, L 1-0-0----1
1fr Kayla Kassulker, MH 0-0.5-2----2.5
2 Kayla Koenecke, S 0-0.5-8---8.5
3 Angie Snaza, OH 2-0-6----8
4 Sarah Bingea, MH 1-0-8----9
5 Kylie Crofutt, S 0-0-2----2
6 Briana Royer, OH 2-0-8----10
totals: 6-1-35---42 points; 33 points on Orono errors

ORONO
1. Emily Ten Eyck, S 1-2.5-2----5.5
2. Sarah Luse, MH 0-2-3----5
Mikayla Anderson, MH 0-0.5-0---0.5
3. Maddie Franz, OH 0-1-2----3
4. #10 0-0-0----0
4fr Racquel Maronde, RH 0-0-0----0
5. Kelly Anderson, L 0-0-1-----1
5fr Megan Peterson, MH 0-1-1----2
6. Casey Olson, OH 0-0-1----1
Katy Morgan, OH 0-1-2----3
totals: 1-8-12----21 points, 19 points on Delano errors

TRENCH PLAYER
Delano is pretty balanced, but since I name only one player it will be Kayla Koenecke tonight.

BY THE NUMBERS
Delano 24/32; .750; 75; .560; .475
Orono 14/31; .452; 40; .525; .440
3+ runs: Delano 12, Orono 1
missed serves: Orono 10, Delano 9

ROTATIONS
DELANO
1 Cecily Checkal 12-7 .632
2 Kayla Koenecke 20-6 .769
3 Angie Snaza 12-7 .632
4 Sarah Bingea 9-7 .563
5 Kylie Crofutt 15-8 .652
6 Briana Royer 7-5 .583
totals: 75-40 .652

ORONO
1 Emily Ten Eyck 7-21 .250
2 Sarah Luse/Mikayla Anderson 5-13 .278
3 Maddie Franz 7-9 .438
4 #10 7-15 .318
5 Megan Peterson/Kelly Anderson/Racquel Maronde 7-8 .467
6 Casey Olson/Katy Morgan 7-9 .438
totals: 40-75 .348

also tonight
Osseo beat Maple Grove in a district 279 battle in four. The Orioles lost the first game and then ran the table (19-25, 25-20, 25-14, 25-21). Speaking of Osseo, former Osseo player Erin Alden (2000) is the JV coach at Delano and they also beat Orono.

Byron swept Lake City 25-11, 25-14, 25-20 in Hiawatha action. Byron's overall record is 15-12 and 8-5 in the HVL conference. Seeding for subsection play is tomorrow.

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Gangelhoff's Sixth

#2 posting 10.16.2007
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BIG 10 AWARDS
Christa Harmotto, Penn State and Jocelyn Wack, Wisconsin were named offensive and defensive players of the week in the Big 10. Plus the weekly 8 page Big 10 Press Release.

NORTH CENTRAL AWARDS
Sarah Wyffels of UM Duluth; Kayla Jensen of UN Omaha; and Katie Gangelhoff of UM Duluth hauled away the North Central weekly Awards for offense, defense and setting. It is Gangelhoff's 6th award. She is 6/8 in the setter award this year. from the weekly 6 page North Central press release.

NORTHERN SUN AWARDS
Emily Palkert, Concordia St. Paul; Maggie McNamara, Concordia St. Paul and Laural Dolezal of Wayne State were named offensive, setter and defensive players of the week in the Northern Sun. McNamara has taken the setter award three times this season, and it is Dolezal's second honor. From the 11 page Northern Sun press release.

D3
Viterbo beat Luther in a five game marathon. Leah Sikora (North St. Paul) had 17 kills for Luther.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE
MN West split their games in their triangular on Monday. The Blue jays beat Sioux Falls JV and lost to Iowa Lakes. From the Worthington Daily Globe.

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Homecoming

#1 posting 10.16.2007
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AAA
Fergus Falls bumped Detroit Lakes 3-1 last night. From the Fergus Falls Daily Journal.

Austin rallied from a 2-0 deficit to beat United South Central in a non conference game. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

Willmar calmed the Sauk Rapids Storm in three. From the West Central Tribune.

AA
Marshall swept MACCRAY. The first game was tight, but then the Tigers roared. From the Marshall Independent.

A
BBE finished undefeated in the Central Minnesota conference with a sweep of HLWW. plus other games from the West Central Tribune.

Lakeview topped Springfield 3-1 plus other area results in the Marshall Independent.

RTR outlasted Murray County Central in a fiver. From the Marshall Independent and the Worthington Daily Globe (plus area results).

BOLD beat Buffalo Lake-Hector in four plus other results in the New Ulm Journal.

Upsala beat Holdingford in four to lead the St. Cloud Times recaps, midway down the high school reports.

FEATURES
Specialist Michael Mirza back from Iraq surprised his daughter at a junior high volleyball game in White Bear Lake. From WCCO

Beth Innis of Two Harbors plays through a list of physical ailments and has a feature in the Duluth News Tribune.

SECTION PAIRINGS
The Marshall Independent has the 3A and AA pairings and schedules.

Late Monday Night Wrap

#1 posting 10.15.2007
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ACTION TONIGHT
Minneapolis South downed Henry in three straight this evening 25-11, 25-22, 25-19. Henry led 20-17 in game two, but could not close the game.

LAST WEEKEND
Elk River won once at the Centennial tournament over the weekend. They downed Henry Sibley 2-1. It snapped a 13 game losing streak. From the Elk River Star News.

Rogers finished 0-3 at the Benilde-St. Margaret tournament. From the Elk River Star News too.

Rochester CTC split at the Ellsworth Community College tournament in Iowa. From the Rochester Post Bulletin

COLLEGE POLLS
Minnesota dropped a couple of notches to #13 in the latest D1 poll.

UM Duluth held steady at #3 in the D2 poll.

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Monday Polls, Early Seeds

#3 posting 10.15.2007
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HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL POLLS
The latest polls are out and there has been no major change at the top. Some additions to the polls this week: in AAA Forest Lake crashes the top 10 at #10, while Tracy-Milroy-Balaton does the same in A. Meadow Creek is back in the ratings after a few weeks out. They come in at #8 in A.
Teams falling out of the list include Eastview in AAA; and Mabel-Canton and Wabasha-Kellogg in A.

AAA
1. Lakeville North (14) 238
2. Shakopee (2) 226
3. Eagan 208
4. Eden Prairie 180
5. Blaine 157
6. Andover 148
7. Chaska 117
8. Owatonna 112
9. Burnsville 110
10. Forest Lake 45
Others: Eastview (44), Woodbury (37), Totino-Grace (28), Hill-Murray (18), St. Michael/Albertville (14), Alexandria (7), Waconia (7)

AA
1. Jordan (6) 90
2. Dilworth/Glyndon/Felton 84
3. St. Cloud Cathedral 75
Marshall 75
5. Pipestone Area 66
6. Hibbing 63
7. Stewartville 53
8. Jackson County Central 40
9. Belle Plaine 37
10. Wadena-Deer Creek 31
Others receiving votes: Delano (13), Rocori (13), Montevideo (10)

A
1. Windom (12) 180
2. Minneota 162
3. Bethlehem Academy 156
4. Renville County West 143
5. Ada-Borup 128
6. Belgrade/Brooten/Elrosa 97
7. Mayer Lutheran 78
8. Meadow Creek Christian 67
9. Goodhue 65
10. Tracy-Milroy 41
Others: Mabel-Canton (39), SW Christian-Chaska (37), Wabasha/Kellogg (33), Northern Freeze (28), Kenyon-Wanamingo (21), SW MN Christian (14), Win-E-Mac (6)

MORE NEWS
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Riverland will not be advancing to the state CC tournament as they lost to Fergus Falls over the weekend.

Ken Miller and Heidi Hahn, Volunteer Assistant coaches at Central Lakes, get a spotlight thrown to them in the Brainerd Dispatch

LATE HS TOURNAMENT RESULTS
Lyle-Pacelli finished 6th in the 8 team Cannon Falls tournament. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

GAMES THIS WEEK
Today
Wadena-Deer Creek travels to Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton
Bethlehem Academy is at Owatonna
TUESDAY
Centennial is at Andover
Lake of the Woods is at Bemidji. LOW will face former setter Bitter.
Eastview at Eden Prairie
Eagan is at Lakeville North in what could be a section final preview.
Tracy-Milroy-Balaton is at Pipestone
Forest Lake is at Woodbury
FRIDAY
The Moorhead and Rochester Century tournaments begin
SATURDAY
Chaska hosts their tournament
.....also section 2A begins their tournament play. The season is winding down that fast.

A
Top seed in 1A East: 1. Goodhue
Top seeds in 2A North: 1. Sleepy Eye St. Mary's in 2A South: 1 Martin County West
Top seeds in 3A North: 1. Minneota; in 3A South: 1 Windom
top seed in 4A south: 1. SW Christian (Chaska)
In 5A: Northwest: 1. Nevis; Northeast: 1. Onamia; Southwest: 1. Betha-Hewitt; Southeast: Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
The other sections aren't finished yet.

AA
top seeds in 3AA Northeast: 1. Yellow Medicine East; Northwest: #1 Benson; in 3AA Southeast: 1. Jackson County Central; Southwest: 1. Pipestone

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Rolf Wins 400

#2 posting 10.15.2007
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COLLEGE ACTION
D1
Stony Brook swept Maine.

Marquette triumphed over DePaul 3-1. It was Marquette coach Pati Rolf's 400th career win. Rolf is from Hopkins.

Fordham rammed UConn in four. Bridget Denson-Dorman (Hopkins) had 50 assists for UConn.

Denver swept New Orleans. Kresson Vreeman (Central Christian) had 5 digs in the match.

D3
St. Olaf finished 3-1 at the North Central tournament in Illinois with a five game loss to the hosts and a win over Aurora. Kim Smisek (Northfield) had 25 kills for St. O vs North Central.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Ridgewater finished 2-2 in the Des Moines CC tournament. From the West Central Tribune.

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Two Subway Winners

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SUBWAY FINALS
#3AA St. Cloud Cathedral squeaked by #1AA Windom in two extra point games in the Subway Gold Final in Marshall. The same two teams met in the finals last season. From the Worthington Daily Globe and the Marshall Independent.

Wabasso won the Brown Division which was a whole separate tournament. A recap of finishes also are found in the article from the Marshall Independent.

Pipestone won their own tournament and the Worthington Daily Globe has their story, plus the other local teams in action in the event.

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Milestones, Tournaments, and Digs

#5 posting 10.14.2007
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MILESTONE
Amanda Dietel, senior setter for Jordan, surpassed the 3,000 set assist mark in last Thursday's match at Mayer Lutheran. Jordan won the Apple Valley tournament on Saturday.

LATE TOURNAMENT RESULT
#5 AA Pipestone Area won the Pipestone tournament Saturday. The Arrows beat Edgerton and Fairmont in pool play, then Brookings and Belle Plaine (the other pool winners).

D1 RESULT
On Friday Northeastern swept Towson. Leah Neubeck (Hopkins) provided 9 digs for Northeastern.

Today Northeastern beat Delaware 3-2. Neubeck delivered a match high 39 digs.

TOTAL POINTS
Colleen Walsh, Delaware 22.5 vs Northeastern 2-3
Kelly Gibson, Delaware 20 vs Northeastern 2-3

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St. Mary's Wins Maryland Tournament

#3 posting 10.14.2007
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D3 reports
UMAC
Bethany Lutheran beat St. Scholastica in four.

UM Morris ruled Crown in three.

Northland bumped Martin Luther in three.

TOURNAMENTS
St. Mary's won twice in Maryland on Saturday, and in so doing won the McDaniel Green Terror Invitational with sweeps over Marymount and host McDaniel

WARTBURG
Bethel won twice, once over the hosts in four and four game win over River Falls. Overall Bethel finished third. Bethel's Liz Glesne made the all tournament team.

UW River Falls took it on the chin twice with losses to Augustana, IL in five and then a four game loss to Bethel.

Augsburg also fell twice with sweeps to Nebraska Wesleyan and Simpson.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Fergus Falls swept Riverland.

Northland blanked Hibbing.

TOTAL POINTS
Leslie Bremer, Bethany Lutheran 25 vs St. Scholastica 3-1
Amy Anderson, Bethel 22.5 vs Wartburg 3-1
Courtney Jungnickel, Augustana, IL 20.5 vs UW River Falls 3-1

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Wayne State Rallies to beat South Dakota

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D2 reports
NORTHERN SUN
Concordia St. Paul swept Upper Iowa

Mary blanked UM Crookston.

Winona broomed MSU Moorhead.

Northern State swept Bemidji State. It was NSU's 6th straight win over BSU.

NORTH CENTRAL
#3 UM Duluth shut out St. Cloud State.

UN Omaha took North Dakota in three. The headlines on the North Dakota site are curious.

NON CON
Wayne State outlasted South Dakota in five. Wayne State trailed 2-1.

NUMBER CRUNCHING
TOTAL POINTS
Emily Schroeder, Wayne State 26.5 vs South Dakota 3-2
Brittany Van Beek, Wayne State 23 vs South Dakota 3-2
Ashley Gross, South Dakota 20 vs Wayne State 2-3

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Oral Roberts Tops North Dakota State in 5

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D1 reports
BIG 10
Indiana beat Northwestern in four. Indiana's Juli Pierce notched her 1000 dig in the match.

#15 Michigan swept Ohio State.

Purdue had three two point wins over Michigan State.

#9 Wisconsin beat Iowa in four.

Illinois has there story on the Minnesota road win up on their site now.

OTHERS
Oral Roberts outlasted North Dakota State in five. Christy Stuewe (Mayer Lutheran) had 21 kills for NDSU.

South Dakota State snapped a four match losing streak with a sweep of Centenary.

Northern Iowa aced Evansville in four. Amy Sampson (Champlin Park) had a career high 20 kills for UNI.

#21 Ohio swept Toledo. Amanda Andersen (Centennial) had 8 kills for Ohio.

San Diego beat Loyola Marymount in four. Laurel Abrahamson (Bloomington Jefferson) had 21 kills for San Diego.

#16 Kansas State swept Iowa State. Erin Boeve (Hills-Beaver Creek) had 7 kills for ISU.

NUMBER CRUNCHING
TOTAL POINTS
Laura DeBruhler, Illinois 25.5 vs Minnesota 3-1
Laura Kremer, Iowa 24.5 vs Wisconsin 3-1
Laurel Abrahamson, San Diego 24 vs Loyola Marymount 3-1
Katie Bruzdzinski, Michigan 23 vs Ohio State 3-0
Christy Stuewe, North Dakota State 22.5 vs Oral Roberts 2-3
Chelsy Hyser, Northwestern 22 vs Indiana 1-3
Ashten Stelken, Northern Iowa 22 vs Evansville 3-1
Jackie Oliveira, Oral Roberts 21.5 vs North Dakota State 3-2
Amy DeGroot, San Diego 21 vs Loyola Marymount 3-1
Kristina Martin, South Dakota State 21 vs Centenary 3-0
Emily Day, Loyola Marymount 21 vs San Diego 1-3
Brittney Aldridge, Northwestern 20.5 vs Indiana 1-3
Natalya Korobkova, Kansas State 20.5 vs Iowa State 3-0
Amy Sampson, Northern Iowa 20 vs Evansville 3-1

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St. Cloud Cathedral Wins Marshall Subway Tourney

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MORE TOURNAMENTS
St. Cloud Cathedral won the Marshall Subway tournament with wins over Jackson County Central and Windom on Saturday. In the middle of the area round up in the St. Cloud Times.

LATE REPORTS
Glenville-Emmons beat Lanesboro in a sweep.

United South Central broomed Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial. Both from the Albert Lea Tribune.

TOURNAMENT WINNERS
ALEXANDRIA: Chaska
APPLE VALLEY: Jordan
BENILDE-ST. MARGARET'S: Holy Angels
BRAHAM: Delano
CANNON FALLS:
CENTENNIAL: Centennial
EASTVIEW: Eden Prairie
FARIBAULT:
GLENCOE-SILVER LAKE:
ISLE:
KIMBALL:
MARSHALL subway gold: St. Cloud Cathedral
MARSHALL subway brown: Wabasso
PIPESTONE: Pipestone

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Out & About: Minnesota/Illinois

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ILLINOIS illini 3, MINNESOTA gophers 1
(30-25, 30-25, 19-30, 30-21)

Illinois, playing inspired volleyball, upset the #11 Gophers in Minneapolis. The Illini got to balls, controlled the action and had more quality attacks than the hometown heroines. Changes were made in the Gopher lineup, but nothing ever seemed to genuinely "click." Too many collisions on the court, too many off balance plays put the Illini in the drivers seat.

In game one, the Illini started off with nine straight first ball side outs (FBSO). For the entire first game Illinois checked in with a FBSO% of .809. Minnesota wasn't bad with a .714 (15/21) but the lack of offensive production on the serve took its toll.

Game two was up for grabs until Freshman Laura DeBruhler, who answered the call all night, served up four points after a side out breaking free from a 22-20 game. When she was done it was 27-21. The Gophers tried to inch back in as Katie Vatterodt, in for Brook Dieter, had a mini run to make it 29-25, but a block by Vicki Brown and Stephanie Alde ended the game.

After the break the Gophers played strong early with four straight FBSO and managed to get points off of three of their first five servers. A four point run by Hailey Cowles put Minnesota up 14-8 and the Gopher faithful were getting glimmers of hope. It was Lauren Gibbemeyer that put the Gophers on her back with two straight blocks to start Kelly Roysland's serve, plus a tip kill to put Minnesota up 19-11. All in all Gibbemeyer delivered seven points in the third game win. Illinois helped with three missed serves, including the final point.

In game four the Gophers led early 6-4 and led 12-10 later, but then the bottom dropped out. Illinois went on a 16-2 blitz with a four point run by Kristine Anderson and then a back breaking 10 point run on Amy Palash's serve. That deflated the little enthusiasm left in the Pavilion as Illinois led 26-14. The last three Illinois points came on DeBruhler kill shots off of the blocks Minnesota tried to put up.

More on the game from the Minnesota and Illinois sites.

Next up: stats to follow

MINNESOTA
1. Brook Dieter, OH (g1-2) 1-0/2-3----4.5
1. Katie Vatterodt, OH (g 2-4) 1-0/1-9----10.5
2. Lauren Gibbemeyer, MH 1-1/10-10----17
3. Rachel Hartmann, S 0-0/7-1---4.5
4. Hailey Cowles, DS 1-0-2----3
4fr Kyla Roehrig, OH 0-2/3-5----8.5
5. Christine Tan, L 1-0-0----1
5. Jessy Jones, MH 0-0/4-9----11
6. Kelly Roysland, DS 0-0-0----0
6fr Rachelle Hagerty, RH 0-0/3-9----10.5
6fr Kelly Schmidt RH 0-0-0----0
totals: 5-3/29-48---70.5

ILLINOIS
1 Lizzie Bazzetta, S 1-0/4-4----7
2 Laura DeBruhler, OH 1-0/1-24----25.5
3 Johannah Bangert, MH 1-0/2-9----11
4 Kristine Anderson, DS 1-0-0-----1
4fr Stefanie Alde, RH 0-0/1-4----4.5
5 Amy Palash, DS 0-0-1----1
5fr Nicole Kump, OH 0-0/3-5----6.5
6 Ashley Edinger, L 0-0-0----0
6fr Vicky Brown, MH 0-0/6-14----17
totals: 4-0/17-61----73.5

TRENCH PLAYER
Laura DeBruhler

BY THE NUMBERS
team, fbso/attempts; fbso%; points, %earned; %allowed
Minnesota 31/59; .525; 101, .698; .326
Illinois 33/59; .559; 109, .674; .302
Runs 3+: Minnesota 10, Illinois 9
missed serves: Minnesota 13, Illinois 12

ROTATIONS
MINNESOTA
1. Brook Dieter/Katie Vatterodt 19-14 .576
2. Laura Gibbemeyer 13-12 .520
3. Rachel Hartmann 14-16 .480
4. Hailey Cowles 20-21 .488
5. Christine Tan 16-29 .356
6. Kelly Roysland 19-16 .543
totals: 101-109 .481

ILLINOIS
1. Lizzie Bazzetta 20-21 .488
2. Laura DeBruhler 17-13 .567
3. Johannah Bangert 15-21 .417
4. Kristine Anderson 19-15 .559
5. Amy Palash 21-16 .568
6. Ashley Edinger 16-15 .516
totals: 109-101 .519

Minnesota altered their service order after game one. The rest of night Hailey Cowles rotation started the in the one position.
Illinois also altered their service order after game three with Kristine Anderson leading off.

Minnesota had the top rotation with Brook Dieter/Katie Vatterodt's rotation, but also had the lowest % in Christine Tan's.
Next up: tomorrow morning.

Out & About: Jordan/Minneota

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APPLE VALLEY CHAMPIONSHIP
JORDAN jaguars 2, MINNEOTA vikings 0
(25-21, 25-11)

In a match up of the last year's AA and A Minnesota state champions it was Jordan shaking the cobwebs off after trailing in game one to triumph in the finals.

Minneota led 11-6 when coach Chambers took a time out. That shook things up and Jordan started cleaning up their game. After the time out Jordan outscored Minneota 19-10.

Jordan continued to ride that momentum in game two with a 25-11 victory. Jordan started off with three straight points including an ace from Amanda Dietel. Brittany Chambers had 8 kills in this game plus an ace. Chambers has great court awareness and places the ball where the defense isn't. She can also pound the ball. Besides Chambers the Jaguars have Leah Dietel to pound out kills. Jordan, therefore has two strong options to side out, and they exploit the options every time they get a chance. Jordan had 10 straight FBSO in game two (10/10) and if you go back to game one 12 in a row.

photos #1 Leah Dietel takes a set from sister Amanda in the middle with Samantha Hennen and Claire Kopfmann ready to block for Minneota. #2 The after effects of a dig by Steph Boulton (#7) by Minneota with Kelsey Hennen and Leah Fadness looking on. photos by kja

JORDAN
1. Amanda Dietel, S 1-0-0----1
2. Brittany Chambers, OH 1-0-17----18
3. Marsha Wolf, MH 1-0-0----1
4. Courtney Stever, DS 0-0-0-----0
4fr Erin Wildberg, RH 0-0-0----0
5. Leah Dietel, MH 1-0-11----12
6. Michelle O'Malley, OH 0-0-2---2
totals: 4-0-30----34 points, 16 points on Minneota errors

MINNEOTA
1. Jackie Buysse, RH 0-0-1----1
2. Steph Boulton OH 2-0-4---6
3. Taya Kockelman, S 0-0-2----2
3fr Samantha Hennen, MH 0-0-2----2
4. Kelsey Hennen, DS 0-0-0----0
4fr Ashlynn Muhl, RH 0-0-3----3
5. Leah Fadness, OH 0-0-2----2
6. Claire Kopfmann, MH 0-1-3----4
totals: 2-1-17----20 points, 11 points on Jordan errors

TRENCH PLAYER
Brittany Chambers

BY THE NUMBERS
Jordan 20/25; .800; 50, .680; .355
Minneota 9/24; .375; 31; .645; ,329
3+runs: Jordan 5, Minneota 2
missed serves: Minneota 6, Jordan 5

ROTATIONS
JORDAN
1. Amanda Dietel 16-8 .667
2. Brittany Chambers 6-4 .600
3. Marsha Wolf 8-5 .615
4. Courtney Stever 6-7 .462
5. Leah Dietel 9-5 .643
6. Michelle O'Malley 5-3 .625
totals: 50-31 .617

MINNEOTA
1. Jackie Buysse 5-13 .278
2. Steph Boulton 7-8 .467
3. Samantha Hennen 4-6 .400
4. Kelsey Hennen 5-7 .417
5. Leah Fadness 6-8 .429
6. Claire Kopfmann 5-8 .385
totals: 31-50 .383

next up: the Gophers vs Illinois

Out & About: Apple Valley/Sioux Falls Lincoln

#9 posting 10.13.2007
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APPLE VALLEY TOURNAMENT
3rd Place
APPLE VALLEY eagles 2, SIOUX FALLS LINCOLN patriots 1
(22-25, 25-17, 15-8)

AV had to rally from a 1-0 deficit to claim the third place title.

SFL had a seven point run in game one to make it 15-8. At that point AV had missed three straight serves. AV crawled back into the game with five straight points on Lauren Wigen's serve. But the damage was already done. SFL never trailed after that. AV was able to close to 24-22 after a SFL hitting error which forced a time out by the Patriots. SFL took game one on a kill by Sarah Kohler.

SFL led early in game two 7-5, but AV kept battling and chipping away. A key factor in this game was AV was able to squeeze points off their serve 8 of 11 times. (or to put it another way SFL FBSO was 3/11). Kelli Earp finished with four straight serves for AV including an ace for the deciding point.

In game three Wigen started things off right for AV with two straight aces. Then, on the next AV service Emily Suemitsu served up five points again with two aces to make it 8-2. SFL took their first time out, but it was too steep a margin to climb if the final number is 15.

photo: #1 Apple Valley's Kalin Stenhaug gets ready to hit a set from Lauren Wigen as Bentley Mancini also jumps freezing the SF Lincoln defenders. #2 Sarah Kohler of Sioux Falls Lincoln about to take a swing. photos by kja

APPLE VALLEY
1 Lauren Wigen, S 3-0.5-4----7.5
2 Emily Suemitsu, DS 2-0-0---2
2fr Jenny Quam, OH 0-0-2----2
3 Lisa Ruff, L 0-0-0----0
3fr Kalin Stenhaug, MH 0-3-2---5
4 Samantha Brandl, DS 2-0-0---0
4fr Bentley Mancini, RH 0-1.5-8----9.5
5 Kelli Earp, OH 2-1-4---7
6 Melissa Racz, MH 0-0-6---6
totals: 9-6-26----41 points, 21 points on SF Lincoln errors

SIOUX FALLS LINCOLN
1. Vanessa Dolge, RH 2-0-1---3
2. Emily Schiltz, OH 0-0-6----6
3. Sarah Kohler, MH 1-2-5----8
4. Ashley Engel, S, 1-0-1----2
5. Emily Palmer, OH 1-0-5---6
6. Becca Jarratt, MH 0-1-2---3
totals: 5-3-19----27 points, 23 points on Apple Valley errors

TRENCH PLAYER

Lauren Wigen

BY THE NUMBERS
Apple Valley 18/29; .621; 62; .661; .460
Sioux Falls Lincoln 15/31; .484; 50; .540; .339
3+ runs: AV 6, SFL 4
missed serves: AV 6, SFL 4

ROTATIONS
APPLE VALLEY
1 Lauren Wigen 14-9 .609
2 Emily Suemitsu 14-12 .538
3 Lisa Ruff 5-6 .455
4 Samantha Brandel 10-8 .556
5 Kelli Earp 9-4 .692
6 Melissa Racz 10-11 .476
totals: 62-50 .554

SIOUX FALLS LINCOLN
1. Vanessa Dolge 13-13 .500
2. Emily Schiltz 8-14 .571
3. Sarah Kohler 12-5 .706
4. Ashley Engel 6-10 .375
5. Emily Palmer 7-10 .412
6. Becca Jarratt 4-9 .308
totals: 50-62 .446

Next up: Jordan vs Minneota

Out & About: Eden Prairie/Woodbury

#8 posting 10.13.2007
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EASTVIEW CHAMPIONSHIP
EDEN PRAIRIE eagles 2, WOODBURY royals 0
(25-15, 25-13)

Eden Prairie rolled to the championship victory with a 12-1 run in the middle of game one. Seven of those points came on Hayley Buchanan's serve with two aces in the mix. After the extended run it was EP 17-7.

In game two EP had their first ball side out game rolling with 8/11 in game two including the last six in a row.

photos left---Amy Bomgren of Woodbury has a tip kill that drops over Eden Prairie's Hayley Buchanan and in front of Alexa Manuel. right---a running quick set by Buchanan. photos by kja

EDEN PRAIRIE
1. Molly Noble, MH 0-1-2----3
2. Sara Smoot, DS 0-0-0----0
2fr Alexa Manuel, RH 0-0-2----2
3. Abby Johnson, DS 0-0-0----0
3fr Katie Frohle, OH 0-0-4----4
4. Katie Vohnoutka, MH 1-0.5-5----6.5
5. Hayley Buchanan, S 0-1-2----3
6. Jessi Peterson, OH 1-0.5-6----7.5
totals: 5-2-20-----27 points; 23 points on Woodbury errors

WOODBURY
1. Michelle Graham, S 0-0-1----1
2. Greta Strenger, OH 2-0-3----5
3. Kara Pedersen, MH 0-0-0----0
4. Virginia Senf, RH 1-0-2----3
5. Amy Bomgren 0-0-6----6
6. Alyssa Raiola, L 0-0-0----0
6fr Maddie Kelzenberg, MH 0-0-2----2
totals: 3-0-14----17 points, 11 points on Eden Prairie errors

TRENCH PLAYER
Jessi Peterson

BY THE NUMBERS
Eden Prairie 13/20; .650; 50; .540; .393
Woodbury 7/20; .350; 28; .607; .460
3+ runs: Eden Prairie 7, Woodbury 2
missed serves: Eden Prairie 4, Woodbury 4

ROTATIONS
EDEN PRAIRIE
1. Molly Noble 6-6 .500
2. Sara Smoot 14-5 .737
3. Abby Johnson 7-6 .538
4. Katie Vohnoutka 5-4 .556
5. Hayley Buchanan 11-4 .733
6. Jessi Peterson 7-3 .700
totals; 50-28----.641

WOODBURY
1. Michelle Graham 5-11 .313
2. Greta Strenger 8-9 .471
3. Kara Pedersen 4-6 .400
4. Virginia Senf 6-6 .500
5. Amy Bomgren 3-12 .200
6. Alyssa Raiola 2-6 .250
totals: 28-50 .359

next up: Apple Valley vs Sioux Falls Lincoln

Out & About: Stewartville/Forest Lake

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EASTVIEW TOURNAMENT
5th place game
STEWARTVILLE tigers 2, FOREST LAKE rangers 0
(27-25, 25-22)

Stewartville stole a victory in game one and rode that momentum in game two to take 5th place at Eastview over Forest Lake.

Forest Lake jumped to an early 11-5 lead which forced Stewartville to take a time out. The Tigers took their second time out at 19-13 FL. After that Stewie outscored FL 14-5. FL had five hitting errors and three receiving errors in the run. FL led as much as 24-20 late but Julie Rainey served up four straight, including three straight aces to make it 25-24 Stewartville, but she missed deep on her fifth serve. The Stewartville block game came up with three points in the game including the side out to make it 26-25. Andrea Hogan had a hand in two of those points. A back row attack call on FL ended game one. FL explained that it was another player that hit the ball, but the officials did not change the call.

Game two was a tight affair with neither team getting too far out of sight from the other. Stewartville led 16-12, but then four straight points by FL tied it at 16 all. Then it was Stewie's turn to run off four, followed by a FL run of five. First ball side outs were in short supply. That was FL's last lead at 21-20. Stewartville closed with a 5-1 run with a block by Rainey for the final point.

photo: Chelsie Sobieck and Jamie Bucholz of Forest Lake put up a block on Erin Ness of Stewartville. photo by kja

STEWARTVILLE
rotation, player, position, aces-blocks-kills---total points
1. Julie Rainey, OH 4-1-6---11
2. Andrea Hogan, MH 1-1-4---6
3. Emily Rainey, S 0-.5-1-----1.5
4. Jackie DeGeus, DS 0-0-0----0
4fr Erin Ness, OH 0-.5-6-----6.5
5. Andrea Venzke, MH 0-1.5-3----4.5
5s Alyssa Hoth, serve 0-0-0----0
6. Kayla Uptagrafft, DS 2-0-0----2
6fr Rachel Langseth, RH 0-2.5-0----2.5
Totals: 7-8-20----35 points, 17 points on Forest Lake Errors

FOREST LAKE
1. Lexi Alm, OH 0-0-3-----3
2. Betsy Kelly, DS 0-0-0---0
2fr Lynette Benson, MH 0-0-3----3
3. Britta Johnson, L 0-0-0----0
3fr Caitlin Lehner, RH 1-0-6----7
4. Chelsie Sobieck, OH 1-0-10-----11
5. Jamie Bucholz, MH 0-0-3----3
6. Megan McKenzie, S 0-0-3---3
totals: 2-0-28---30 points; 17 points on Stewartville errors

TRENCH PLAYER
Julie Rainey

BY THE NUMBERS
team, fbso/att; fbso%; points; %earned; % allowed
Stewartville 12/24, .500; 52; .673; .362
Forest Lake 8/25; .320; 47; .638; .327
3+ runs: Stewartville 7, Forest Lake 6
missed serves Stewartville 5, Forest Lake 5

ROTATIONS
STEWARTVILLE
1. Julie Rainey 12-6 .667
2. Andrea Hogan 9-9 .500
3. Emily Rainey 8-10 .444
4. Jackie DeGeus 6-8 .429
5. Andrea Venzke 7-10 .412
6. Kayla Uptagrafft 10-4 .714
totals: 52-47 .525

FOREST LAKE
1 Lexi Alm 5-10 .333
2 Betsy Kelly 9-8 .529
3 Britta Johnson/Caitlin Lehner 10-6 .625
4 Chelsie Sobieck 7-8 .467
5 Jamie Bucholz 10-9 .526
6 Megan McKenzie 6-11 .353
totals: 47-52 .475

next up: Eden Prairie vs Woodbury

Out & About: Woodbury/St. Michael-Albertville

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WOODBURY royals 2,

ST. MICHAEL-ALBERTVILLE knights 0
(32-30, 27-25)

Woodbury went extra points to edged STMA in the Eastview semis.

Woodbury enjoyed leads of 20-12 and 22-15 before STMA picked themselves off their deathbed in game two. STMA was in their precarious position with seven missed serves in game two alone, plus five hitting errors. Add in the four aces Woodbury delivered, including point #27 on Virginia Senf's serve and it is a recipe hard to overcome.
STMA came back on Catherine Yager's serve with 7 points including two aces. However Yager missed into the net on serve eight.

photos: left-Catherine Yager with a jump set for STMA. right-Michelle Graham sets for Woodbury. photos by kja

WOODBURY (only game 2)
rotation, player, position, ace-block-kill---total
1. Michelle Graham, S, 0-0-0----0
2. Greta Strenger, OH 0-0-1----1
3. Kara Pederson, MH 1-1-3----3
4. Virginia Senf, RH 3-0-1----4
5. Amy Bomgren, OH 0-0-1----1
6. Alyssa Raiola, L 0-0-1----1
6fr Maddie Kelzenberg, MH 0-1-3---4
totals: 4-2-8-----14, 13 points on STMA errors

ST. MICHAEL-ALBERTVILLE
1. Catherine Yager, S 2-0-1----3
2. Brittani Wiese, OH 1-0-2---3
3. Cassie Dick, DS 0-0-0----0
4. Katherine Harms, RH 1-0-7----8
5. Lindsay Berning, DS 0-0-0----0
5fr Gayle Steffens, OH 0-0-3----3
6. Allie Knutsen, L 0-0-0-----0
totals: 4-0-13-----17, 8 points on Woodbury errors

TRENCH PLAYER
Katherine Harms. Even though her team was beat, she was the top player on the floor.

BY THE NUMBERS
Woodbury 10/15, .667; 27, .519, .320
STMA 7/15, .467; 25, .680; .482
3+ runs: Woodbury 3, STMA 1
missed serves: STMA 7, Woodbury 3

ROTATIONS
WOODBURY
Michelle Graham 4-9 .308
Great Strenger 3-4 .429
Kara Pederson 5-3 .625
Virginia Senf 7-4 .636
Amy Bomgren 5-2 .714
Alyssa Raiola 3-3 .500
Totals: 27-25 .519

ST. MICHAEL-ALBERTVILLE
Catherine Yager 10-3 .769
Brittani Wiese 4-5 .444
Cassi Dick 2-8 .200
Katherine Harms 4-5 .444
Lindsay Berning 2-3 .400
Allie Knutsen 3-3 .500
totals: 25-27 .481

Photos up at a later date

next up: Stewartville vs Forest Lake

Tournaments X 2

#5 posting 10.13.2007
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TOURNAMENTS X 2
Today I was out & about twice. Eastview and Apple Valley held their tournaments and they are only five minutes apart. I started at Eastview which wrapped up their tournaments first. I didn't get there until the middle of game one of the semis. I was able to chart the second game and the rest of the matches.

EASTVIEW
In the Semis it was Woodbury going to extra points twice over St. Michael-Albertville. The first game was even longer than collegiate contests 32-30. The second game also went to Woodbury 27-25. Woodbury led 22-15 late in game two, but STMA ran off 8 straight points to go ahead 23-22. Five straight side outs tied made it 25-25. Woodbury closed off with an overpass kill and an ace.

In the other semi it was Eden Prairie over Totino-Grace in three games, the last one 15-12.

In the fifth place game it was Stewartville over Forest Lake 27-25, 25-22. In game one FL was on the verge 24-20, but Stewartville had five straight points, the last three aces by Julie Rainey to go ahead 25-24.

In the championship Eden Prairie beat Woodbury 25-15, 25-13. In the second game EP had their side out game working with six straight first ball side outs to finish.

APPLE VALLEY
After that contest it was off to the west to watch the Apple Valley tournament.

In the third place game the hosts came back after losing the first game to Sioux Falls Lincoln 25-22 to win the next two 25-17, 15-8.

The Championship matched up the AA and A champs from last season Jordan vs Minneota. Jordan got off to a slow start 11-6 in game one when a time out got the fire started. Jordan won game one 25-21 (outscoring Minneota 19-10). The Jordan juggernaut continued in game two 25-11.

I will go through these games with stats and photos, but I will also be leaving for the Gopher vs Illinois game soon, so you might not see the photos or stats until later tomorrow.

Next up: Woodbury vs St. Michael-Albertville Eastview semifinal

Hamline Outlasts Gustavus

#4 posting 10.13.2007
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D3
MIAC
Hamline outlasted Gustavus in five

UMAC
Bethany Lutheran went the distance with Northland. BL trailed 2-1.

Presentation also played a marathon with Crown.

St. Scholastica won in the maximum games over Martin Luther.

Northwestern was the only team to win under five in a 3-1 victory UM Morris.

As you can see from above only St. Scholastica had current information on their team. All the other schools did not have results available.

TOURNAMENTS
CLARKE
Clarke won twice over Ripon and Alverno
St. Thomas won twice over Ashford and Alverno

WARTBURG
Bethel beat Simpson in three, but lost to Illinois Wesleyan.

Augsburg beat Augustana IL in four, but lost to Wartburg in a sweep.

Simpson defeated UW River Falls in five. Ill. Wesleyan also beat UWRF.

MORE
St. Mary's won twice in Maryland snapping a pair of winning streaks in the process.

St. Olaf won twice at the North Central tournament in Illinois

WILD WEST
St. Benedict went to California and were swept twice in their matches on Friday.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Central Lakes swept Northland

Ridgewater split their matches down in Des Moines with a win over Independence CC and a loss to Cowley College. From the West Central Tribune.

NUMBER CRUNCHING
TOTAL POINTS
Tasha Simmons, Hamline 26.5 vs Gustavus 3-2
Jennifer Thelemann, Gustavus 26 vs Hamline 2-3
Shawna Varichak, St. Scholastica 24.5 vs Martin Luther 3-2
Amanda Polzin, Martin Luther 22 vs St. Scholastica 2-3

Thanks to the readers for the help.

Next up: later today after HS tournaments.

Concordia St. Paul Halts Winona State

#3 posting 10.13.2007
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D2
NORTH CENTRAL
#14 Augustana swept North Dakota.

#3 UM Duluth beat #13 MSU Mankato in three

NORTHERN SUN
Concordia St. Paul halted Winona State in three.

MSU Moorhead bumped Upper Iowa in three.

Northern State blanked UM Crookston.

Bemidji State broomed Mary. Last month Mary won in five.

NUMBER CRUNCHING
TOTAL POINTS
Cayla Schroeder, Augustana 20 vs North Dakota 3-0

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next up: D3 reports

Marquette Beats Notre Dame for the First Time

#2 posting 10.13.2007
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COLLEGE REPORTS
BIG 10
Illinois bumped Iowa in three. Illinois faces the Gophers tonight.

Michigan State skunked Indiana. Over 11,000 were in attendance in Bloomington.

#3 Penn State swept #15 Michigan.

Purdue topped Northwestern in four.

OTHERS
North Dakota State blasted Centenary in three. Christy Stuewe (Mayer Lutheran) had 12 kills and five aces for NDSU. NDSU is now in 2nd place in the Summit League.

Oral Roberts topped South Dakota State in four. Amy Anderson (Huron) passed the 1000 kill mark for SDSU.

Marquette picked up their first win over Notre Dame ever

Northern Iowa broomed Southern Illinois. Amy Sampson (Champlin Park) had 8 kills for UNI.

#21 Ohio rolled Ball State. Amanda Andersen (Centennial) had 7 kills for Ohio.

NUMBER CRUNCHING
TOTAL POINTS
Brittney Dolgner, Wisconsin 25.5 vs Minnesota 3-0
Jackie Oliveira, Oral Roberts 25.5 vs South Dakota State 3-1
Lindsey Anderson, Northwestern 22 vs Purdue 1-3
Kristina Martin, South Dakota State 21.5 vs Oral Roberts 1-3
Chelsy Hyser, Northwestern 21 vs Purdue 1-3
Amy Anderson, South Dakota State 20 vs Oral Roberts 1-3

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next up: D2 action.

Results Hard to Come by

#1 posting 10.13.2007
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HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS
The Subway final four in Marshall include TMB, Windom, but the other two are a mystery.

In Apple Valley the final four are no mystery: Apple Valley, Minneota, Sioux Falls Lincoln, and Jordan.

Not a word from Eastview

LATE RESULTS
Stillwater shut out Hastings on Thursday. From the Stillwater Gazette.

Crookston bagged Bagley in three on Thursday. From the Crookston Times.

HALL OF FAME
Former Apple Valley coach Walt Weaver was inducted into the AV Hall of Fame on Oct. 5. From the ThisWeek paper.

PROMOTION OF THE SPORT
MaxPreps.com and the American Volleyball Coaches Association are teaming up in an effort to promote high school girls volleyball and highlight accomplishments of the nearly 400,000 student-athletes participating in the sport annually throughout the nation.

The AVCA is constantly looking for ways to promote the sport of volleyball and highlight player and coaching accomplishments. MaxPreps.com gives us an innovative and media-friendly option. Posting your stats to MaxPreps' national database makes your team results and individual player statistics available to your local media, college coaches, volleyball awards committee members, league officials as well as national outlets like the AVCA. As volleyball develops a common statisitical language and your athletes receive recognition for excellence, the profile of our sport will continue to rise on the sports scene.

I don't know why every team, especially the power teams, don't promote the sport. I can only speculate why, but lack of a computer can't be one of them.

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next up: college reports

Out & About: Wisconsin/Minnesota

#5 posting 10.12.2007
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WISCONSIN badgers 3, MINNESOTA gophers 0
(30-28, 30-26, 30-25)

The #9 Wisconsin Badgers controlled the ball and therefore controlled the games in a sweep of #11 Minnesota. The ball control issue forced Minnesota to go left more often than not. The middles were taken out of the action early and they never did get rolling. The good news for Minnesota tonight was the return of Jessy Jones to the lineup after missing two contests last weekend.

The Gophers trailed late in game one 27-25 when Kyla Roehrig got a side out kill. On Hartmann's serve Roehrig added a block to tie it up. Jones then put down a kill to put the Gophers on the verge at 28-27. Wisconsin got the side out and then ran off the next two points to finish game one. That took some of the energy out of the Gophers and the crowd.

The key point in game two came when Wisconsin put together an 11-3 run in the middle of the game to make it 20-13. Wisconsin was on the verge at 29-22 when Minnesota made a four point run. The final point came on a Brook Dieter hitting error.

In game three Wisconsin raced out to a 9-3 lead. Minnesota did claw their way back into race to close to 17-16. But the Badgers passing put them in control. They finished with 7/8 first ball side outs.

You can read both schools views of the contest at the Minnesota and Wisconsin sites.

MINNESOTA
1. Christine Tan, L 0-0-0-----0
1fr Jessy Jones, MH 0-0/5-6----8.5
2. Kelly Roysland, DS 0-0-0-----0
2fr Rachelle Hagerty, RS 0-0/1-6---6.5
2fr Katie Vatterodt, RS 0-1/2-2-----4
3 Brook Dieter, OH 0-1/2-5----7
4 Lauren Gibbemeyer, MH 3-0/3-9----13.5
4br Christine Tan, L
5 Rachel Hartmann, S 0-0/4-3-----5
6 Hailey Cowles, DS 0-0-0-----0
6fr Kyla Roehrig, OH 0-2/1-15-----17.5
totals: 3-4/18-46----62 points, 17 points on Wisconsin errors

WISCONSIN
1 Jackie Simpson, S 1-1/3-1----4.5
2 Megan Mills, DS 2-0-1----3
2fr Allison Wack, OH 0-0/1-8----8.5
2fr Caity DuPont 0-0-1----1
3 Taylor Reineke, MH 1-1/3-8----11.5
4 Amanda Berkley 0-0-0-----0
4fr Katherine Dykstra 0-0/2-6---7
5 Brittney Dolgner, OH 2-0/3-22----25.5
6 Jocelyn Wack, L 1-0-0-----1
6fr Audra Jeffers 0-0/5-6---8.5
totals: 7-2/17-53-----70.5, 19.5 points on Minnesota errors

TRENCH PLAYER
Brittney Dolgner

BY THE NUMBERS
Minnesota 25/52, .481, 79, .785, .217
Wisconsin 32/51, .627, 90, .783, .215
3+ runs: Wisconsin 9, Minnesota 8
missed serves: Wisconsin 5, Minnesota 3

ROTATIONS
Tan 11-11 .500
Roysland 12-12 .500
Dieter 13-16 .448
Gibbemeyer 18-18 .500
Hartmann 11-21 .343
Cowles 14-12 .539
totals: 79-90 .467
Hartmann's rotation was off tonight. Minnesota won or tied four of the rotations.
Adjustments:
Minnesota started each game with Tan in the defensive first ball (Tan served first in game one). In game three Dieter's rotation was the first on defense.
Wisconsin moved Taylor Reineke from rotation 3 to 6 in game 2 and 3.

Next up: tomorrow

Flygare Featured

#4 posting 10.12.2007
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LAST NIGHT
AAA
#1 Lakeville North edged Burnsville in four. From the Savage Pacer.

Chaska swept Apple Valley in Lake action. From the Chanhassen Villager.

St. Michael-Albertville swept Rogers in Mississippi 8 action. From the Elk River Star News.

AA
Pipestone swept Worthington to earn a tie for the Southwest Title. plus other games from the Worthington Daily Globe.

A
Bethlehem Academy continued to win in the Gopher with a sweep of NRHEG. From the Albert Lea Tribune.

Alden-Conger topped Madelia in four. From the Albert Lea Tribune.

Sleepy Eye St. Mary's earned their points as they swept Lakeview. From the New Ulm Journal.

FEATURE
MN Valley Lutheran setter Marcie Flygare is featured in the New Ulm Journal.

LAST WEEK
Prior Lake lost twice to New Prague and to Hutchinson. From the Savage Pacer.

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next up: later tonight after the Gopher game.

Metro All Star Game

#3 posting 10.12.2007
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METRO ALL STAR GAME
1st Annual Metro High School Volleyball All Star Games
Hamline University
Hutton Arena
http://www.hamline.edu/shared/images/athletics/facilities/hutton.arena.jpg
Sunday, November 25, 2007

Note New Information: (1) The All Star Game is being opened up to top level varsity players from 9th through 12th grades-the MSHSL stated last week that there are no limitations for underclassmen playing in all star games after their season is completed; and (2) Nominations may be made by an immediate head coach, other head coaches, and the media; (3) If the nominations are low in the metro, the metro-nominated athletes will have the opportunity to play at the South Central All Star Game at St.Olaf College on Sunday, November 18th.

History of the Event: Last year's inaugural North Central event had 92volleyball players from 43 schools in the north central region of the state play matches in two days at Bemidji State University. 700+spectators and 20+ college coaches from four states observed the matches. There were not enough South Central nominations to have an event last year but we will have enough this time. A Metro All Star Game has been added as well.

Nomination Process: (a) email (copy and paste) or mail the following in order to dninham@clbs.k12.mn.us and if blocked send todninham@bemidji.k12.mn.us and/or Dan Ninham, 2323 Wee Gwaus Drive, Bemidji, MN, 56601; (b) nominate athletes in your conference or region by sending their name, school, and position to the above listed email address:
Name:
Height:
Grade:
Position:
Uniform Size:
High School:
Players Mailing Address:
Players Email Address:
Players College Choices:
Head Coach Name:
Head Coach E-mail Address:
Head Coach Home Phone:
Nominator's Name, E-mail Address, and Title (Head Coach, Other Head Coach, or Media):

All Star Game Player Fee and Benefits: Each player is responsible to secure a $125 fee per All Star. Each player receives: (a) a Russell dri-fit jersey w/number on back and All Star Game logo on the front(athlete provides own black spandex shorts); (b) short sleeved roster printed t-shirt; (c) lunch; (d) and game day program.

Tentative Schedule:
Sunday, November 25: Hamline University Hutton Arena
10:30 am - All Star Games Coaches Meeting
10:45 am - All Star Games Players Meeting
11:00 am - Disbursement of Team Jerseys By Coaches
11:15 am - Lunch at Sorin Dining Hall
12:00 pm - Practice Session: HU Hutton Arena
1:00 pm - Doors Open For Spectators
1:30 pm - Begin of Match Play: Two Courts Being Played At One Time

1st Annual Metro High School Volleyball All Star Games Time line:
Deadline for Nominations: October 15th
Final Nominations Sent to Listserv: October 16th
Deadline to Receive All Star Payment: November 1st
Naming of Teams and Coaches: November 2nd

If you do not have any nominations, please reply today to:
dninham@clbs.k12.mn.us or dninham@bemidji.k12.mn.us

Event Directors: Dan and Susan Ninham, C: 218-368-6430

Next up: more results from last night

Badger Views on Border Battle

#2 posting 10.12.2007
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COLLEGE REPORTS
D1
#17 San Diego swept Pepperdine. Laurel Abrahamson (Bloomington Jefferson) had 12 kills for San Diego.

BORDER BATTLE
What are they saying in Wisconsin? Now you can read the Daily Cardinal, the campus paper in Madison about the Badger perspective on the game tonight.

D3
Late report: Eau Claire beat Superior on Wednesday in a sweep. Nikki Peterson (North St. Paul) had 12 kills for UWEC.

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next up: later this afternoon.