2008 All Conference Volleyball

2008 ALL CONFERENCE VOLLEYBALL
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ALL STATE
BREAKDOWN
First team
OH -- Amy Braun, 5-11 sr., Lakeville North
OH – Ashley Wittman, 6-1 jr., Shakopee
MH – Kate Horihan, 5-11 sr., Mabel-Canton
MH – Tori Dixon, 6-3 jr., Burnsville
RS – Katherine Harms, 6-1 sr., STMA
L – Mollie Geske, 5-6 jr., Shakopee
S – Megan Ysker, 5-11 sr., Windom
Second team
OH – Brittany Chambers, 5-8 sr., Jordan
OH – Anna Zyvoloski, 5-11 sr., St. Cloud Cathedral
MH – Tia Gaffen, 6-2 sr., Wayzata
MH – Holly Hafemeyer, 6-2 jr., Bethlehem Academy
RS – Karlee Lursen, 5-9 sr., Eastview
L – Shay Birath, 5-6 sr., Marshall
S – Amanda Konetchy, jr., Chaska

COACHES
Class A All-State 1st Team
Player, School, Section Position Grade
Katy Ness Ada-Borup 6A OH 12
Heidi Lensing Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 5A MH 12
Holly Hafemeyer Bethlehem Academy 1A MH 11
KariAnne Nass Bethlehem Academy 1A OH 11
Meredith Egeland Climax/Fisher 8A MH/OH 12
Kate Horihan Mabel-Canton 1A MH 12
Danelle Loomis MACCRAY 3A S 12
Leah Fadness Minneota 3A OH 11
Emily Bose Murray County Central 3A MH 11
Maggie Lindow Nevis 5A MH/OH 11
Crissi Schewe Sleepy Eye-St. Mary's 2A MH 12
Cassie Haag SW Christian 4A MH 12
Kate Speedling Wabasha-Kellogg 1A OH 12
Megan Ysker Windom 3A MH 12
Honorable Mention
Emily Roelike Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 5A OH 12
Stephanie Meschke Bethlehem Academy 1A OH 12
Dana Boerboom Lakeview 3A MH 11
Caitie Helle Onamia 5A MH 12
Sari Noga Parkers Prairie 6A MH 11
Alissa Johnson Russel-Tyler-Ruthton 3A S 12
Angela Swanson Southwest Christian 4A OH 12
Lisa Stewart Win-E-Mac 8A MH 12

Class AA All-State 1st Team
Chelsea Fogarty Belle Plaine 2AA OH 12
Kayla Koenecke Delano 5AA S/OH 11
Kate Lange Hibbing 7AA MH/S 11
Brooke Burmeister Jackson County Central 3AA OH 12
Brittany Chambers Jordan 2AA OH 12
Leah Dietel Jordan 2AA MH 12
Megan Lambertson Litchfield 6AA MH 12
Shay Birath Marshall 3AA LIBERO 12
Rachel Westby Marshall 3AA OH 11
Whitney Canton Pine Island 1AA OH 12
Anna Zyvoloski St Cloud Cathedral 6AA OH 12
Julie Rainey Stewartville 1AA OH 11
Brigetta Berg Wadena-Deer Creek 8AA OH 12
Honorable Mention
Cassie Gran Caledonia 1AA S 12
Paige Hardy Hibbing 7AA OH 12
Brianne Berger LeSueur-Henderson 2AA LIBERO 12
Hope Weilage Marshall 3AA MH 12
Kendra Coleman Pelican Rapids 8AA MH 11
Angie Feldhege Rocori 6AA MH 12
Nina Lindquist St Cloud Cathedral 6AA S 12

Class AAA All-State 1st Team
Ari Mewhorter Blaine 5AAA OH 12
Tori Dixon Burnville 3AAA MH 11
Kenzie Niesche Chaska 2AAA LIBERO 12
Amanda Konetchy Chaska 2AAA S 11
Brynn Joki Grand Rapids 7AAA S 12
Amy Braun Lakeville North 3AAA OH 12
Ashley Wittman Shakopee 2AAA OH 11
Katherine Harms STMA 8AAA RS 12
Catherine Yager STMA 8AAA S 12
Allie Knutsen STMA 8AAA LIBERO 12
Kara Pioske Waconia 2AAA OH 12
Tia Gaffen Wayzata 6AAA MH 12
Honorable Mention
Madeline Haben Academy of Holy Angels 6AAA S 12
Lauren Cipperly Andover 7AAA OH 11
Lauren Grant Eastview 3AAA MH 11
Leah Johnson Lakeville North 3AAA S 12
Brianna Haugen Minneapolis Southwest 6AAA MH 12
Michelle Graham Woodbury 4AAA S/RS 12

ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS
FIRST TEAM
ASHLEY WITTMAN, Shakopee, Outside hitter, Junior
AMY BRAUN, Lakeville North, Outside hitter, Senior
MOLLY KREKLOW, Delano, Setter, Junior
KATHERINE HARMS, St. Michael-Albertville, Right-side hitter, Senior
TORI DIXON, Burnsville, Middle blocker, Junior
TIA GAFFEN, Wayzata, Middle blocker, Senior
MOLLIE GESKE, Shakopee, Libero, Junior
SECOND TEAM
BRITTANY CHAMBERS, Jordan, Outside hitter, Senior
CHELSEA FOGARTY, Belle Plaine, Outside hitter, Senior
CATHERINE YAGER, St. Michael-Albertville, Setter, Senior
ANNA OLSON, Eastview, Setter, Senior
LEAH DIETEL, Jordan, Middle blocker, Senior
KATELYN HORIHAN, Mabel-Canton, Middle blocker, Senior
KAITI WACHTER, Eastview, Libero, Senior
HONORABLE MENTION
Elizabeth Benusa, outside hitter, Shakopee
Emily Bose, middle hitter, Murray County Central
Lauren Cipperly, outside hitter, Andover
Meredith Egeland, outside hitter, Climax-Fisher
Leah Fadness, outside hitter, Minneota
Danielle Gibbemeyer, outside hitter, Cretin-Derham Hall
Lauren Grant, middle hitter, Eastview
Cassie Haag, middle hitter, Southwest Christian
Katie Habeck, middle hitter, Farmington
Mattie Haben, setter, Holy Angels
Holly Hafemeyer, middle hitter, Bethlehem Academy
Briana Haugen, middle blocker, Minneapolis Southwest
Allie Knutsen, libero, St. Michael-Albertville
Kayla Koenecke, setter, Delano
Laura Kolness, setter, Ada-Borup
Amanda Konetchy, setter, Chaska
Kate Lange, middle hitter, Hibbing
Heidi Lensing, middle hitter, Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
Nina Lindquist, setter, St. Cloud Cathedral
Maggie Lindow, outside hitter, Nevis
Danielle Loomis, setter, MACCRAY
Sarah Lucht, libero, Minnehaha Academy
Arriel Mewhorter, middle hitter, Blaine
KariAnne Nass, outside hitter, Bethlehem Academy
Katy Ness, outside hitter, Ada-Borup
Julie Rainey, outside hitter, Stewartville
Emily Roelike, outside hitter, Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
Grace Sanders, libero, Lakeville South
Crissi Schewe, middle hitter, Sleepy Eye-St. Mary's
Jordan Spatenka, outside hitter, Owatonna
Kate Speedling, outside hitter, Wabasha-Kellogg
Kayla Wallerich, setter, Marshall
Natalie Walseth, middle hitter, Simley
Rachel Westby, outside hitter, Marshall
Kelsey Wirtanen, setter, Hibbing
Courtney Ysker, outside hitter, Windom Area
Megan Ysker, setter, Windom Area
Anna Zyvoloski, outside hitter, St. Cloud Cathedral

ALL AREA
ALBERT LEA TRIBUNE
FIRST TEAM
Jordynn Brackey, Lake Mills, IA Sr. POY
Cassie Christianson, Lake Mills, IA Sr.
Lindsey Dahl, USC Sr.
Krista Mathiason, Alden-Conger, Sr.
Anna Schlaak, NRHEG, Fr.
Sabrina Bushback, USC Sr.
SECOND TEAM
Darcy Nelson, Lake Mills, Jr.
Nadean Krueger, Alden-Conger, Sr.
Alyssa Hagen, NRHEG, Jr.
Ciara Christenson, USC, Sr.
Kate Hartman, Northwood-Kensett, IA Jr.
Sammy Nelson, Lake Mills, IA Sr.
THIRD TEAM
Nichelle Klatt, Albert Lea, Sr.
Kristine Kelly, Albert Lea, Sr.
Kailey Davis, Glenville-Emmons, So.
Jenna Brekke, NRHEG, Sr.
Megan Miller, Alden-Conger, Sr.
Courtney Meyer, Northwood-Kensett, IA Sr.

AUSTIN DAILY HERALD
FIRST TEAM
Libero — Mary Scaglione, LeRoy/Ostrander Sr.
Setter — Resha Koster, Blooming Prairie Sr.
Hitter — Rebekah Aase, Austin Sr.
Hitter — Jessica Benson, Grand Meadow Sr.
Hitter — Jolene Brody, Austin Sr.
HItter — Kaylee Bunne, LeRoy/Ostrander Jr.
SECOND TEAM
Libero — Emma Arboe, Austin Sr.
Setter — Mac Bunne, LeRoy/Ostrander Sr.
Hitter — Marie Morem, Blooming Prairie Jr.
Hitter — Kiley Severson, Hayfield Jr.
Hitter — Chelsey Smith, Southland Sr.
Hitter — Breanna Bartholomew, Lyle/Pacelli Sr.
HONORABLE MENTION
S Katie Barthel, Southland Jr.
H Toni Blood, LeRoy/Ostrander Sr.
H Abbie Fay, Grand Meadow Jr.
S Molly Streightiff, Hayfield So.
H Brianna Cook, Lyle/Pacelli Sr.

BRAINERD DISPATCH
All-area team
Emily Mehr, Aitkin Senior, middle hitter
Katie Hochsprung, Little Falls Senior, outside hitter
Kirsten Noska, Pequot Lakes Junior, outside hitter
Sammi Lucking, Pierz Junior, middle hitter
Gabrielle Boser, Pierz Senior, setter
Kaylie Hanson, Pillager Sophomore, outside hitter
Katie Wangberg, Pine River-Backus Sophomore, setter
Crysta Christensen, Pine River-Backus Sophomore, outside hitter
Brooke Simonson, Staples-Motley Senior, setter
Trista Finck,Verndale Junior, outside hitter
Brigetta Berg, Wadena-Deer Creek Senior, outside hitter, Player of the Year
Courtney Volkmann,Wadena-Deer Creek Sophomore, setter
Honorable mention
Katie Campbell, Aitkin, senior, setter
Meredith Chaput, Aitkin, sophomore, outside hitter
Brittany Bordwell, Aitkin, senior, outside hitter
Tess Rahto, Brainerd, junior, middle hitter
Nikker Graumann, Brainerd, senior, setter
Lacey Lindahl, Crosby-Ironton, sophomore, setter
Sam Stanfield, Crosby-Ironton, senior, middle hitter
Amy Johnson, Crosby-Ironton, senior, outside hitter
Lexi Hirsch, Little Falls, sophomore, setter/hitter
Megan Rakow, Little Falls, senior, libero
Renee Kardell, Pequot Lakes, junior, middle hitter
Alyssa Virnig, Pierz, senior, outside hitter
Lena Unger, Pillager, senior, setter
Cheryl Wulff, Pillager, senior, outside hitter
Angi Bernstrom, Staples-Motley, senior, hitter, defensive specialist
Cydney Hasselberg, Staples-Motley, senior, middle hitter
Rachel Hoemberg, Staples-Motley, senior, setter, hitter
Nikki Pearson, Staples-Motley, junior, hitter
Abby Smith, Staples-Motley, sophomore, hitter
Taryn Fuller, Verndale, senior, middle hitter
Steph Perkins, Wadena-Deer Creek, senior, libero
Brittney Noon, Wadena-Deer Creek, freshmen, outside hitter
Rachael Carlisle, Wadena-Deer Creek, sophomore, outside hitter

DULUTH NEWS TRIBUNE
FIRST TEAM
BRYNN JOKI, Grand Rapids Senior hitter/setter
KATE LANGE, Hibbing Junior middle hitter/setter
ALYSSA MCDONALD, Chisholm Senior setter/hitter
JAMIE RUST, Esko Senior middle hitter
LINDSAY TAIPALE, Northwestern Senior outside hitter
KELSEY WIRTANEN, Hibbing Senior setter
SECOND TEAM
LEAH BENHAM, Deer River Junior outside hitter
LINDSAY GARAY, Northwestern Senior setter
PAIGE HARDY, Hibbing Senior outside hitter
ANNA MORGAN, Northwestern Junior middle hitter
KATRINA NEWMAN, Barnum Junior outside hitter
JESSA YOUSO, Virginia Senior middle hitter

HIBBING DAILY TRIBUNE
Kate Lange, Hibbing player of the year

MARSHALL INDEPENDENT
First Team
Kayla Wallerich, Marshall 5-foot-9 junior setter/outside hitter
Rachel Westby, Marshall 5-foot-7 junior outside hitter
Shay Birath, Marshall 5-foot-6 libero
Emily Bose, Murray County Central 6-foot-1 junior middle hitter
Boerboom, Lakeview 5-foot-10 junior outside hitter
Fadness, Minneota 5-foot-7 junior middle hitter
Second Team
Macy McKay, Yellow Medicine East 5-foot-11 senior outside hitter
Stina Leiseth, Yellow Medicine East 5-foot-10 junior outside hitter,
Hope Weilage, Marshall 5-foot-8 middle blocker
Riley Nordgaard, 5-foot-9 freshman outside hitter Canby
Alissa Johnson, 5-foot-7 senior setter Russel-Tyler-Ruthon
Taya Kockelman, 5-foot-10 sophomore setter Minneota
Third Team
Samantha Hennen, Minneota 5-foot-7 junior middle hitter
Morgan Samyn, 5-foot-6 junior setter Wabasso
Andrea Rohlik, 5-foot-10 senior middle hitter Wabasso
Audra Schmidt, 6-foot-2 senior middle hitter for Westbrook-Walnut Grove
Chelsea Gniffke, a 5-foot-5 setter from Lakeview
Kate Robinson, 5-foot-9 senior outside hitter Murray County Central

NEW ULM JOURNAL
First Team
Crissi Schewe, St. Mary's, sr., middle hitter
Amanda Burk, MVL, sr., middle hitter
Abby Busch, GFW, sr., middle hitter
Kayla Altmann, New Ulm, sr., outside hitter
Cheyenne Briese, GFW, so., outside hitter
Erin Evans, Sibley East, jr., setter
Jenna Mettler, Nicollet, jr., outside hitter
Nevada Helget, St. Mary's, jr., setter
SECOND TEAM
Lindsay Thomes, Sibley East, sr., middle hitter
Whitney Hillesheim, CM/C, sr., middle hitter
Jenny Rothmeier, St. Mary's, sr., outside hitter
Tiana Runck, Springfield, so., middle hitter
Ashley Wendinger, New Ulm Cathedral, sr., outside hitter
Amber Seifert, CM/C, sr., outside Hitter
Krystle Sell, RRC, sr., setter
Laura Heiling, CM/C, sr., libero
THIRD TEAM
Chelsey Vorwerk, GFW, sr., setter
Chelsey Jensen, Sleepy Eye, sr., middle hitter
Abby Halter, RRC, sr., outside hitter
Marissa Klimmek, New Ulm, so., setter
Hannah Reuter, St. James, jr., setter
Abbie Curry, St. James, sr., outside hitter
Nicole Kerkhoff, CM/C, so., outside hitter
Ashley Martens, Sibley East, sr., outside hitter

RED WING REPUBLICAN EAGLE
First Team
Nicole Anderson senior Cannon Falls middle hitter
Elizabeth Benson senior Cannon Falls setter
Ashley Hinrichs senior Plum City middle hitter
Ashley Hinsch freshman Z-M setter/right side hitter
Whitney Ryan senior K-W middle hitter (right)
Laura Watson junior Goodhue middle/outside hitter
Second Team
Amanda Daleiden senior Plum City outside hitter
Samantha Jacobson senior Lake City outside hitter
Emily Reich junior Red Wing libero
Abbey Roberts senior Z-M setter/right side hitter
Casie Schultz senior Pepin outside hitter
Haley Veith junior Red Wing outside hitter

SAUK VALLEY
FIRST TEAM
Savana Weller, Sauk Centre, hitter
Heidi Lensing, BBE, hitter
Emily Roelike, BBE, hitter
Stephanie Schmiesing, Melrose, hitter
Molly Manthe, Albany, DS/libero
Julie Hieserich, BBE, setter
SECOND TEAM
Kari Ludwig, Osakis, hitter
Rebecca DeGeest, Albany, hitter
Kelly Klasen, Albany, hitter
Leah Borgerding, Sauk Centre, hitter
Jenny Hieserich, BBE, DS/libero
Katlyn Kaiser, Sauk Centre, setter.
COACH OF THE YEAR – Kevin Weller, BBE.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR – Heidi Lensing, BBE.
HONORABLE MENTION
Tiffany Ahrens, Melrose
Melanie Berscheit, Melrose
Lynn Wenker, Melrose
Rachel Gruber, Sauk Centre
Whitney Lee, Osakis
Alicia Wagner, Osakis
Stacey Kern, Osakis
Emily Dahl, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle
Erin Roe, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle
Jordyn Hetland, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle

ST. CLOUD TIMES
FIRST TEAM
Mackenzie Birr, Senior, St. Cloud Apollo 5-10 Sr. OH
Angie Feldhege, Senior, Rocori, 5-10 sr. middle hitter
Heidi Lensing, Senior, Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa, 5-11 sr. OH
Nina Lindquist, Senior, St. Cloud Cathedral, 5-5 sr. setter
Meagan Loesch, Senior, St. Cloud Tech 5-10 sr. OH
Anna Zyvoloski, Senior, St. Cloud Cathedral 5-11 sr. OH
HONORABLE MENTION
Tiffany Ahrens 5-8., senior, setter, Melrose
Megahan Ashwill Sr., hitter, Annandale
Brianna Barrett Jr., S/H, Annandale
Ashley Bell 5-2, sr., libero, Rocori
Gabrielle Boser 6-0, sr., s, Pierz
Shawna Brown 5-9, sr., MH, Foley
Tesslynn Callander 5-5, jr., OH, Kimball
Emily Dahl sr., OH, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle
Rebecca DeGeest 5-9, sr., OH, Albany
Brittany Fautsch 5-6, sr., S, Holdingford
Aimee Gilyard 5-6, so., setter, Foley
Jordan Hansen 5-9, jr., OH, Rocori
Katie Hochsprung 5-11, sr., OH, Little Falls
Molly Hurrle 5-7, jr., S, Kimball
Kelly Klasen 5-9, sr., MH, Albany
Marie Kierzek 5-8, sr., OH, Holdingford
Hannah Linz 5-10, Sr., RH/S, Eden Valley-Watkins
Sammi Lucking 6-0, sr., MH, Pierz
Molly Manthe 5-6, sr., libero, Albany
Anita McLaird 5-8, jr., S, Sauk Rapids
Nikki Meinz 5-5, sr., OH, Sauk Rapids
Melissa Opatz Sr., H, Annandale
Emily Roelike 5-6, sr., OH, Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
Kaitlyn Roerick Sr., MH, Upsala
Stephanie Schmiesing 6-0, sr., MB, Melrose
Danielle Sowada 5-9, sr., MH, Holdingford
Alyssa Virnig 5-9, sr., OH, Pierz
Savanna Weller 5-9, jr., OH, Sauk Centre
Lynn Wenker 5-8, jr., OH, Melrose
Lyndsey Westphal 5-6, sr., S, Milaca

STARTRIBUNE ALL METRO
First Team
Tori Dixon, Burnsville, Jr, MH
Amy Braun, Lakeville North, Sr. OH
Amanda Konetchy, Eastview, Jr, S
Katherine Harms, STMA, Sr. S
Brittany Chambers, Jordan, Sr. OH
Second Team
Tia Gaffen, Wayzata, Sr. MH
Arriel Mewhorter, Blaine, Sr. OH
Chelsea Fogarty, Belle Plaine, Sr. OH
Cassie Haag, Southwest Christian, Sr. MH
Catherine Yager, St. Michael-Albertville, Sr. S
Kenzie Niesche, Chaska, Sr, L
Third Team
Leah Dietel, Jordan, Sr. OH
Kara Pioske, Waconia, Sr, OH
Natalie Walseth, Simley, Jr., MH
Molly Kreklow, Delano, Jr., S
Anna Olson, Eastview, Sr, S
Mollie Geske, Shakopee, Jr., L
Kirstee Rotty, Farmington, Sr., S

WASECA COUNTY NEWS
First Team
Meghan Hamilton, Waterville-Elysian-Morristown OH Sr
Anna Schlaak, NRHEG, MH Fr POY
Allyson Ruedy, Waseca, OH Sr
Nakita Coonrod, JWP, MH Jr
MEghan Jewison, JWP, S Sr.
Chelsey Waltz, NREHG, DS, Sr.
Second Team
Cassie Masberg, Waterville-Elysian-Morristown, OH Jr.
Alyssa Hagen, NRHEG, MH Jr.
Kelsey Witt, JWP, OH Jr.
Bryanna Anthony, NRHEG, OH, Sr.
Casie DeVos, Waseca, S Jr.
Michelle Lee, Waterville-Elysian-Morristown, DS, Jr.

WEST CENTRAL TRIBUNE
FIRST TEAM
Heidi Lensing, 5-11 senior middle hitter Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
Danelle Loomis senior setter MACCRAY
Megan Lambertson, 6-foot senior middle hitter, Litchfield
Jamie Wollin, 5-10 senior outside hitter, Litchfield
Emily Roelike 5-6 senior outside hitter Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
Macy McKay 5-10 senior outside hitter Yellow Medicine East.
SECOND TEAM
Emily Nelsen, 5-8 senior outside hitter, Willmar
Hannah Smith, 5-5 junior setter/hitter Willmar
Cassie Ziemer, 5-9 junior middle hitter New London-Spicer
Justine Dammermann 5-6 junior setter New London-Spicer
Demi Young, 5-9 senior middle hitter KMS
Aimee Johnson, 5-8 junior setter Yellow Medicine East
THIRD TEAM
Beka Schwendemann 6-1 junior middle hitter Montevideo
Jenny Bouta 5-11 senior middle hitter Benson
Andrea Rheingans 5-7 senior outside hitter Lac qui Parle Valley
Sarah Carlson 5-9 senior setter KMS
Brianna Jacobson 5-10 senior hitter New London-Spicer
Stina Leiseth 5-10 junior middle hitter hitter Yellow Medicine East
Two liberos were named All-Area, although they are not designated to a specific team
Brandi Bodin senior MACCRAY
Julie Hieserich senior BBE.

ALL CONFERENCE
BIG 9
Allison Martin – Winona – Setter – Senior
Brittini Hoosier – Mayo – Setter – Senior
Bevy Lehman – Mayo – Outside – Senior
Chelsea Wiesner – Rochester JM – Outside/Libero – Junior
Jordan Spatenka – Owatonna – Outside – Senior
Shannon Byers – Faribault – Outside – Senior
Jolene Brody – Austin – Outside – Senior
Laura Carlson – Mayo – Outside – Senior
Ashley Veroeven – Mankato West – Outside – Senior
Mariah Verkinderen – Mankato East – Rightside – Senior
Bethany Thompson – Owatonna – Outside – Senior
Courtney Lermon – Owatonna – Setter – Senior
Cassie Dahline – Owatonna – Libero – Senior
Rebekah Aase – Austin – Middle – Senior
Hannah Norman – Winona – Outside – Senior
Megan Schroeder – Mayo – Rightside – Senior
Katheryn Kuecker – Century – Outside – Junior
Katie Gannon – Century – Libero – Junior

CENTRAL MINNESOTA
First Team
Heidi Lensing (12) Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
Emily Roelike (12) Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
Jenny Hieserich (12) Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
Sammi Lucking (11) Pierz
Gabrielle Boser (12) Pierz
Danielle Sowada (12) Holdingford
Brittany Fautsch (12) Holdingford
Hannah Linz (12) Eden Valley-Watkins
Brittany Schmitz (11) Eden Valley-Watkins
Katie Pettit (12) Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted
Sharayah Clos (11) Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted
Molly Hurrle (11) Kimball
Tesslynn Callander (11) Kimball
Chelsea Rachel (11) Maple Lake
Becca Tobin (12) Rockford
Honorable Mention
Rachel Anderson (11) Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
Ashley Serbus (12) Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
Julie Hieserich (12) Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
Alyssa Virnig (12) Pierz
Tonica Swanson (12) Pierz
Marie Kierzek (12) Holdingford
Katelyn Maciej (12) Holdingford
Kelsey Stenger (11) Eden Valley-Watkins
Abbi Knutson (10) Eden Valley-Watkins
Rachel Briant (12) Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted
Alix Greenhagen (12) Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted
Rachel Lahr (11) Kimball
Kelly Mackereth (11) Kimball
Laura Johnson (12) Maple Lake
Kelsey Lofstedt (11) Rockford

CLASSIC SUBURBAN
Emilee Schutta Tartan Grade 12
Mattie McDonald Tartan Grade 12
Katie Klecker Tartan Grade 12
Natalie Walseth Simley Grade 11
Kelly Barnes Simley Grade 11
Simone Raiter Simley Grade 11
Courtney Preiner Hill-Murray Grade 12
Taylor Fabian Hill-Murray Grade 12
Grace Cross Hill-Murray Grade 11
Amber Eide Mahtomedi Grade 12
Morgan Wynveen Mahtomedi Grade 12
Sarah Lopez Henry Sibley Grade 12
Pamela January Richfield Grade 12
Kelli Koehnle North St. Paul Grade 12
Honorable Mention
Melissa ‘Boston’ Lenzi Tartan Grade 12
Jenna Ecker Tartan Grade 11
Amanda Evgen Tartan Grade 12
Amy Kaschke Simley Grade 11
Melissa Wells Simley Grade 12
Brittney Wallert Simley Grade 12
Amy Kuper Hill-Murray Grade 12
Beth Annoni Hill-Murray Grade 11
Jocelyn Youngdahl Hill-Murray Grade 9
McKenna Seidl Mahtomedi Grade 11
Michelle Kuker Mahtomedi Grade 11
Mariah Beaman Henry Sibley Grade 12
Katie Ahlstrom Henry Sibley Grade 12
Elyssa DeTorre Henry Sibley Grade 11
Jamie Noonan Richfield Grade 12
Kierra Jeffers Richfield Grade 12
Jamila Lee Richfield Grade 12
Katie Hayes North St. Paul Grade 12
Lisa Loeffler North St. Paul Grade 10
Cassie Bertelsen North St. Paul Grade 10
Mercedes Miklya South St. Paul Grade 12
Brooke Alsides South St. Paul Grade 11

GREAT RIVER
Amanda Miller, East Central
Ashley Rossman, East Central
Andrea Miller, East Central
Katelyn Thomsen, East Central
Caitie Helle, Onamia
Amanda Hammarstedt, Onamia
Amy Leach, Onamia
Jenna Peterson, Onamia
Viki Petrikova, Braham
Allison Turnquist, Braham
Tomi Castaneda, Ogilvie
Erika Ripka, Ogilvie
Emily Mehr, Aitkin
Katie Campbell, Aitkin
Amber Dvorak, Hinckley-Finlayson
Amy Schmitz, Hinckley-Finlayson
Kaylee Shepard, Pine City
Samantha Edwards, Rush City
Crystal Miller, Isle
Honorable Mention
Cailyn Ludwig-East Central
Emily Shields-Onamia
Kat Nelson-Braham
Kassie Remer-Ogilvie
Brittany Bordwell-Aitkin
Rachel Miller-Hinckley-Finlayson
Kristi Stolt-Pine City
Tomi Schellbach-Rush City
Haley Godim-Isle

HEART O'LAKES
First Team
Tara Sailer, Perham (and HOL MVP)
Tiff Schroeer, Perham
Mallory Malikowski, Perham
Rachel Pfeffer, Perham
Kendra Coleman, Pelican Rapids
Justine Banken, Breckenridge
Stephanie Erlandson, Breckenridge
Sadie Baxter, Hawley
Breann Petermann, Hawley
Christine McIntire, Lake Park-Audubon
Morgan Mathison, Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton
Lindsay Thompson, Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton
Sara Anderson, Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton
Jenna Shiek, Barnesville
Caitlin Peterson, West Central Area
Honorable Mention
Emily Rutten, Perham
Elisa Moenkedick, Perham
Amy Field, Pelican Rapids
Siri Manning, Breckenridge
Christine Deal, Breckenridge
Amy Stoa, Hawley
Emily Rikhus, Hawley
Hailee Hovde, Lake Park-Audubon
Angie Matheson, Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton
Kaylee Pender, Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton
Jaymie Peterson, Barnesville
Jennifer Froemming, West Central Area
Megan Zillmer, Ulen-Hitterdal
Abby Berven, Frazee

HIAWATHA VALLEY
Julie Rainey, Stewartville Jr. OH
Emily Rainey, Stewartville Sr. S
Lindsay Blahnik, Stewartville Soph. MH
Lisa Flynn, Stewartville Soph. OH
Whitney Canton, Pine Island Sr. OH
Cathy Rennie, Pine Island Sr. S
Steph Aker, Pine Island Sr. RS
Tara Rasmussen, Kasson-Mantorville Sr. L
Danielle Aaker, Kasson-Mantorville Sr. OH
Janae Kirsch, Kasson-Mantorville Sr. DS
Brittlyn Olson, Byron Jr. OH
Jordan Price, Byron Soph. L
Kaytlin Remold, Byron Jr. MH
Mariah Simonson, Zumbrota-Mazeppa Sr. MH
Ashley Hinsch, Zumbrota-Mazeppa Fresh. S
Abbey Roberts, Zumbrota-Mazeppa Sr. S/RS
Kiley Severson, Hayfield Jr. OH;
Molly Streightiff, Hayfield Soph. S.
Laura Watson, Goodhue Jr. OH/MB
Alyssa Bryngelson, Triton Sr. OH
Jessica Clark, Triton Sr. MH
Whitney Ryan, Kenyon-Wanamingo Sr. MH
Marissa Lurken, Kenyon-Wanamingo Sr. OH
Nicole Anderson, Cannon Falls Sr. MH
Elizabeth Benson, Cannon Falls Sr. S
Claire Goodrich, Rochester Lourdes Sr. MH
Sam Jacobson, Lake City Sr. OH
Alexis Dorschner, La Crescent Jr. L.
Honorable Mention
Rachel Langseth, Stewartville Sr. MH
Alyssa Hoth, Stewartville Sr. S/DS
Alyssa Finstuen, Pine Island Sr. OH
Kayla Rietmann, Pine Island Sr. L
Haley Prigge, Kasson-Mantorville Jr. S
Amanda Ries, Kasson-Mantorville Jr. MH
Mallory Rundquist, Kasson-Mantorville Jr. RS
Britta Schubert, Byron Soph. OH
Jillian Krier, Byron 8th S
Steph Husbyn, Zumbrota-Mazeppa Sr. OH
Marcy Swenson, Zumbrota-Mazeppa Jr. L
Erin Gadient, Goodhue Sr. OH
Merribeth Schrimpf, Goodhue Sr. MB/OH
Jordan Krekling, Hayfield Jr. OH
Genessa Heide, Hayfield Sr. MH
Liz Ristau, Hayfield Soph. MH
Maddi Nerenhausen, Triton Jr. OH
Lacy Koss, Triton Soph. L
Tayler Macvey, Triton Fresh. S
Katie Froyum, Kenyon-Wanamingo Sr. L
Rachel Sandager, Kenyon-Wanamingo Jr. MH
Sara Coakley, Cannon Falls Sr. OH
Jordan Montgomery, Cannon Falls Soph. MH
Brittany Fox, Rochester Lourdes Jr. MH
Meghan Streed, Lake City Sr. S/RS
Kristin Vesel, La Crescent Sr. S

IRON RANGE
Alyssa McDonald, Chisholm
Megan Sobtzak, Greenway
Kate Lange, Hibbing
Paige Hardy, Hibbing
Kelsey Wirtanen, Hibbing
Jessa Youso, Virginia
Brittany Oakman, Virginia
Brynn Joki, Grand Rapids
Amanda Hardy, Grand Rapids
Danika Stelton, International Falls
Kelsi Rudolph, Eveleth-Gilbert
Nikki Shaleen, Eveleth-Gilbert
Honorable mention
Risa Valentini, Chisholm
Jenna Gillson, Grand Rapids
Sydney Gordon, International Falls
Brenda Olson, Mesabi East
Kaitlyn Aldrich, Hibbing

LAKE
Eastview - Anna Olson, Lauren Grant (jr.), Kaiti Wachter, Karlee Lursen.
Lakeville North - Amy Braun, Leah Johnson.
Apple Valley - Bentley Mancini, Mel Racz (so.).
Lakeville South - Grace Sanders.
Burnsville - Tori Dixon (jr.).
Eagan - Kristin Ammerman (jr.).
Rosemount - Paige Petersen (jr.).
HONORABLE MENTION
Eastview - Kayla Joyce, Stacy Kuhlmann, Steph Kent.
Lakeville North - Brooke Lewko, Jessica Spekman, Corinne Solheid, Kellie McNeil (so.), Ellen Fox (jr.).
Apple Valley - Lisa Ruff, Kalin Stenhaug (jr.), Lauren Wigen, Emily Suemitsu, Mariana Antelo.
Lakeville South - Taylor Hrdlichka, Ellen Krueger (jr.), Josi Holter.
Burnsville - Abby Olson (jr.), Lauren Butler.
Eagan - Liz Petesch (jr.), Shannon Bassett, Katie Willems (so.).
Rosemount - Paige Carter, Hana Dye, Laura Budinger.

LAKE SUPERIOR
First Team
Kristen Gates, 12, Hermantown
Kelsey Marceski, 12, Hermantown
Taylor Sautbine, 12, Cloquet
Clare Lulich, 10, Ashland
Brittanny Polanka, 12, Duluth Central
Caitlin Keute, 12, Superior.
Second Team
Esther Miner, 12, Duluth Marshall
Asha Urban, 11, Duluth Marshall
Kara Hoff, 12, Superior
Katie Konietzko, 11, Cloquet
Samantha Newhouse, 12, Ashland
Jessica Minotte, 12, Duluth Central.
Honorable Mention
Madison Pertler, 11, Duluth Denfeld
Brianna Henagin, 11, Cloquet
Alicia Carlson, 12, Hermantown
Anika Whiting, 10, Ashland

MCAA
1st Team
SW Christian: Cassie Haag, Angela Swanson
Meadow Creek: Tija Rudzitis, Lauren Sutherland, Kelli Strandlund
Heritage: Lauren Williams, Calli McLellan
New Life: Melissa Mueller
Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity: Erin Klobe
2nd Team
SW Christian: Sarah Bremer, Lucie Miller
Meadow Creek: Lexi Bertsch
New Life: Andrea Wallert, Danielle Schmidt
Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity: Brianna Briggs
West Lutheran: Kate Hallstrom
Bethany: Nora Smith
Providence: Libby Warren
Maranatha: Ellee Owen
Honorable Mention
SW Christian: Jessica Carlin
Meadow Creek: Stephanie Rowher
Heritage: Lauren Anderson, Lexi Beasley
Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity: Callie Neumann
West Lutheran: Jenna Gehl
Bethany: Christina Asmus
Providence: Brenna Murphy
Concordia: Lauren Haase
Trinity: Annie Putzier

MISSOTA
SHAKOPEE ASHLEY WITTMAN OH 11
SHAKOPEE MOLLIE GESKE L 11
SHAKOPEE ELIZABETH BENUSA OH 11
FARMINGTON KIRSTEE ROTTY L 12
FARMINGTON KATIE HABECK MH 10
HOLY ANGELS MADELINE HABEN S 12
HOLY ANGELS MICHELLE DADDARIO OH 12
HUTCHINSON LAURA CARLSON OH 12
PRIOR LAKE EMILY HOLTE MB 11
NEW PRAGUE MAGGIE WEIERS OH 11
NORTHFIELD AMANDA THOMPSON S 10
RED WING EMILY REICH L 11
FARMINGTON DANIELLE DOMBECK LS 11
PRIOR LAKE KATHRYN GAYDOS S 11
HOLY ANGELS CATHERINE HANSON OH 12
Honorable Mention
SHAKOPEE MARIAH MONNENS RS 11
SHAKOPEE JEAN THEIS MB 11
FARMINGTON BREANNA GUZEK S 12
FARMINGTON KAITLIN MINCKE MH 12
HOLY ANGELS STEPHANIE DRAKE L 12
HOLY ANGELS AMANDA KING RS 10
HUTCHINSON MACKENZIE PIECHOWSKI MB 11
HUTCHINSON CARISSA HAHN RS 12
PRIOR LAKE BRITTNI WANGERIN OH 12
PRIOR LAKE KATELYN BERENS L 11
NEW PRAGUE HANNAH STROP MB 11
NEW PRAGUE ANISSA SVOBODA S 12
NORTHFIELD JOSIE DOCKSTADER RS 11
NORTHFIELD ANDREA WILLOGHS L 10
RED WING HALEY VEITH OH 11
RED WING BRI SIGLER OH 10

NORTHWOODS
Name, School, Grade, Position
Maggie Lindow Nevis 11 M
Cassie Edwards Nevis 12 S
Megan Stambaugh Nevis 12 L
Riley Hanson, Nevis 8 M
Katie Wangberg Pine River 10 S
Crysta Christensen Pine River 10 L
Kendra Hamilton Pine River 10 M
Kate Askre Clearbrook 12 M
Brittany Nelson Olson Clearbrook 11 L
Sharayah Day Laporte 11 S
Jessica Winter Laporte 11 Libero
Heather Felix Walker 11 Libero
Danielle Jourdain Cass Lake 11 M
Briana Grapevine Northome 12 M
Rachel Peterson Blackduck 10 M
Honorable Mention
Kjera Gustafson Nevis 12 RS
Annessa Feder, Nevis 10 RS
Trisha Mongan Pine River 12 M
Scarlet Rudlang Pine River 12 L
Amanda Eck Clearbrook 12 S
Karli Waten Clearbrook 12 L
Kelly Kampfer Laporte 11 L
Kim Hyatt Laporte 11 RS
Sydney Westfield Walker 10 L
Alexandra Barber, Walker 12 S
Ann Aitken Cass Lake 11 M
Tonya Morris Cass Lake 11 M
Brook Lindner Northome 11 S
Brittany Hand Northome 11 L
Mollie Ann Exner Blackduck 10 M
Jamie Magoon Blackduck 10 OH

PARK REGION
Kaylie Hanson Pillager OH 10
Heather Tormanen Menahga MH 12
Trista Finck Verndale OH 11
Taryn Fuller Verndale MH 12
Mattie Ellenson Henning MH 12
Rachel Hammer Henning S 12
Hannah Rutten New York Mills MH 11
Morgan Kahilianen New York Mills S 12
Morgan Kapphahn Bertha-Hewitt OH 10
Corrina Tindal Bertha-Hewitt S 11
Jessica Finck, Bertha-Hewitt MVP
Jessica Lillquist Sebeka MH 9
Betsy Olson Sebeka MH 11
Adrienne Nelson Sebeka S
Bridget Martini Sebeka Libero
Coach of the year: Becca Pulju Sebeka

PHEASANT
Megan Dierks Chokio-Alberta/Herman-Norcross MH 12
Stefanie Strobel Chokio-Alberta/Herman-Norcross S/MH 12
Nicole Gillespie Chokio-Alberta/Herman-Norcross OH 11
Jenna Zimmerman Chokio-Alberta/Herman-Norcross DS 12
Bree Holleman Hancock OH 11
Lindsie Cunningham Hancock Lib 11
Kendra Schmidgall Hancock OH 9
Callie Thielen Wheaton OH 11
Brittany Boom Wheaton OH 12
Kassandra Stueve Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley OH 12
Molly Taffe Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley OH 11
Brooke Christopherson Ortonville S 12
Honorable Mention
Nicole Daly Chokio-Alberta/Herman-Norcross RS 12
Kelsey DeCamp Chokio-Alberta/Herman-Norcross DS 10
Bobbie Johnson Chokio-Alberta/Herman-Norcross S/OH 11
Lauren Nelson Hancock MH 10
Hannah Newhouse Hancock MH 12
Kailey Young Wheaton MH 12
McKinzie Russell Wheaton MH 12
Kyrsten Karsky Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley RS/S 11
Tracy Martig Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley RS 12
Hannah Trienen Ortonville MH 11
Rachel Gruenwald Ortonville S 12
Megan Dierks (CAHN)- Pheasant Conference MVP
Judy Gillespie (CAHN)- Pheasant Conference Coach of the Year

PINE TO PRAIRIE
Corin Gunderson, Ada-Borup
Laura Kolness, Ada-Borup
Katy Ness, Ada-Borup co-MVP
Nicole Smart, Ada-Borup
Meredith Egeland, Climax-Fisher co-MVP
Kaia Korynta, Climax-Fisher
Brittany Tronnes, Climax-Fisher
Stephanie Wagner, Climax-Fisher
Amanda Christianson, Fertile-Beltrami
Alyssa Gullekson, Fertile-Beltrami
Alyssa Schmidt, Fosston
Emily VanDenEinde, Mahnomen
Clara Bain, Norman County East
Kaia Nelson, Norman County East
Karen Brommenschenkel, Norman County West
Maggie Maroney, Norman County West
Lisa Stewart, Win-E-Mac
Jordyn Thompson, Win-E-Mac
Honorable mentions
Haley Lindell, Ada-Borup
Katie Hood, Bagley
Karisa Gullickson, Fertile-Beltrami
Mariah Barstad, Fosston
Kristin Hedstrom, Mahnomen
Olivia Bain, Norman County East
Kari Bergstrom, Norman County East
Kendra Lee, Win-E-Mac
Coach of the year — Ruth Hayden, Ada-Borup

POLAR
1st Team
Jamie Rust Sr. Esko
Katrina Newman Jr Barnum
Sheenagh Caroline So. MLWR
Katherine Michalski Sr. Silver Bay
Farrah Wirtz Sr. Esko
Tayler Carpenter Jr. Carlton
Alissa Autio So. Floodwood
2nd Team
Christina Nelson Jr Cook County
Keely Deadrick So Esko
Kirstin Sandstrom Jr Silver Bay
Kayla Handevidt Jr Esko
Jessica Newman So Barnum
Hillary Peterson Sr MLWR
Ashley Collman Jr Cromwell
Honorable Mention
Sarah Aili Jr Carlton
Kayla Zirbes Sr Two Harbors
Holly Nelson Sr Carlton
Kasey Palmer Sr Floodwood
Brea Boomer So Cook County
Heather LaBarge Sr Silver Bay
Kyla Thorne Sr Silver Bay
Jenna Zmyslony Jr Barnum
Raeann Odegaard Jr Cromwell
Rox Chromy Sr Esko

POLAR NORTH
Ashley Mertens, East Grand Forks
Betsy Smith, East Grand Forks
Kate Warmack, East Grand Forks
Brooke Vonasek, East Grand Forks
Chelsey Frydenlund, East Grand Forks
Morgan Kaiser, EGF Sacred Heart
Tracy Roach, EGF Sacred Heart
Faith Kruchowski, Red Lake County Central
Kayla Pelletier, Red Lake County Central
Brianna Spong, Red Lake County Central
Brittany Wiseth, Thief River Falls
Cassie Gunderson, Thief River Falls
Haley Teie, Thief River Falls
Kylie Vatthauer, Red Lake Falls
Jodi Berdahl, Red Lake Falls
Kendra Askre, Warren-Alvarado-Oslo
Honorable mentions
Steph Berger, East Grand Forks
Jessica Fontes, EGF Sacred Heart
Hannah Vettleson, Red Lake Co. Central
Brittany Guzek, Thief River Falls
Jessie Clark, Thief River Falls
Rochelle Schmitz, Red Lake Falls
Shelby Weiss, Red Lake Falls

PRAIRIE
Whitney Lee, Osakis defensive MVP
Tracy Perish, Browerville offensive MVP honor.
Stacey Kern, Osakis
Kari Ludwig, Osakis
Alicia Wagner, Osakis
Stephanie Massmann, Osakis
Honorable Mention
Tricia Hetland, Osakis
Trishia Walsh, Osakis

RED ROCK
Kate Robinson, Murray County Central, Sr.
Emily Bose, Murray County Central, Jr.
Alyssa Schmidt, Murray County Central, Jr.
Colleen Everson, Murray County Central, Jr.
Abby Halter, Red Rock Central, Sr.
Krystle Sell, Red Rock Central, Sr.
Audra Schmidt, Westbrook-Walnut Grove, Sr.
Taylor Elzenga, Westbrook-Walnut Grove, So.
Honorable Mention
Samantha Kuechenmcister, Murray County Central, Sr.
Elissa Reinsma, Murray County Central, So.
Caitlyn DeCock, Red Rock Central, Sr.
Cierra Nickel, Red Rock Central, So.
Sara Jarmer, Westbrook-Walnut Grove, Jr.

SOUTHEAST
First Team
Kate Horihan, sr., MH, Mabel-Canton--POY
Lindsay Anderson, sr., OH, Mabel-Canton
Celeste Bergey, sr., OH, Mabel-Canton
Kayla O'Bieglo, jr., S, Mabel-Canton
Kaylee Bunne, jr., MH, LeRoy-Ostrander
Mary Scaglione, sr., libero, LeRoy-Ostrander
Mac Bunne, jr., S, LeRoy-Ostrander
Yvonne Freese, sr., MH, Lanesboro
Jamie Darling, sr., MH, Lanesboro
Jessica Benson, sr., MH, Grand Meadow
Abbie Fay, jr., OH, Grand Meadow
Meredith Lee, jr., OH, Houston
Jacey Anderson, jr., OH, Spring Grove
Kailey Davis, so., OH, Glenville-Emmons
Alexis Balgeman, jr., S/H, Lyle/Pacelli
Honorable Mention
Kelsey Roy, sr., DS, Mabel-Canton
Rachel Rosedahl, jr., OH, LeRoy-Ostrander
Kristine Gerber, jr., S/MH, Grand Meadow
Melissa Hanson, sr., OH, Lanesboro
Katelyn Bjerke, so., MH, Spring Grove
Jessica Meeks, sr., libero, Houston
Breanna Bartholomew, sr., MH, Lyle/Pacelli
Danielle Cooper, sr., MH, Glenville-Emmons
Megan Luehmann, sr., MH, Hope Lutheran

SOUTHWEST
Shay Birath Marshall 5'6 LIB 12
Hope Weilage Marshall 5'9 MB 12
Kayla Wallerich Marshall 5'8 S/OH 11
Rachel Westby Marshall 5'7 OH 11
Brooke Burmeister Jackson County Central 5'10 OH 12
Briel Hendrickson Jackson County Central 5'8 OH 11
Megan Ysker Windom Area 6' S/MB 12
Allison Nau Windom Area 5'6 LIB 12
Holli Aggen Worthington 5'9 OH 12
Martha Alwal Worthington 6'4 MB 10
Megan VanderPoel Pipestone Area 5'10 MB 12
Ashley VandeHoef Luverne 6' LIB 12
Honorable Mention
Kelsey Deragisch, Marshall 5'6 S 11
Whitney Burmeister Jackson County Central 5'9 MB 9
Courtney Ysker Windom Area 5'8 OH 10
Anneli Dudley Worthington 5'9 S 12
Brooke Woelber Pipestone Area 5'9 OH 11
Casey Smith Redwood Valley 5'8 S 12

ST. LOUIS COUNTY
Hanna Lashmett Babbitt-Embarrass 12
Courtney Rykken Babbitt-Embarrass 12
Amanda Elsner, Cherry 12
Steph Simek, Cotton 12
Mackenzie Reing, Cook 11
Bailey Rykken Babbitt-Embarrass 9
Shelby Corey Tower-Soudan 12
Rachel Morrison, Orr 12
McKenzie Kowarsch, Cotton 12
Molly Parenteau, Cherry 10
LaShae Brooks, Orr 9
Amanda Chapman, Cotton 12
Honorable Mention
Kassy Weneson Babbitt-Embarrass 12
Malory Sauter, Cherry 12
Katie Capriglione, AlBrook 12
Kaylee Malmstrom, Cook 10
Alyssa Christiansen, Orr 12
Destinie Villebrun, Orr 7

THREE RIVERS
Megan King, sr., hitter, Caledonia
Cassie Gran, sr., setter, Caledonia
Libby Augedahl, sr., hitter, Caledonia
Emily VonWald, jr., hitter, Chatfield
Jordyn Dudek, jr., setter, Chatfield
Morgan Bushmn, soph., hitter, Chatfield
Aimee Ihrke, sr., hitter, Dover-Eyota
Erin Bernard, jr., hitter, Kingsland
Alyssa Franzen, sr., middle hitter, Lewiston-Altura
Kaylee Helgemoe, sr., hitter, Rushford-Peterson
Jade Pelzl, jr., setter, Rushford-Peterson
Emily Nelson, sr., hitter, St. Charles
Brianna Ihrke, sr., hitter, St. Charles
Shelby Storsveen, sr., hitter, St. Charles
Megan Leisen, sr., setter/right hitter, Wabasha-Kellogg
Kate Speedling, sr., outside hitter, Wabasha-Kellogg
Christine Burkhardt, sr., middle hitter, Wabasha-Kellogg
Danielle Gernes, sr., defensive specialist, Wabasha-Kellogg

TOMAHAWK
Crissi Schewe, Sleepy Eye St. Mary's, POY
Nevada Helget, Sleepy Eye St. Mary's
Jenny Rothmeier, Sleepy Eye St. Mary's
Amanda Burk, Minnesota Valley Lutheran
Laura Heiling, Cedar Mountain/Comfrey
Whitney Hillesheim, Cedar Mountain/Comfrey
Amber Seifert, Cedar Mountain/Comfrey
Andrea Rohlik, Wabasso
Morgan Samyn, Wabasso
Chantel Salfer, Wabasso
Abby Busch, Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop
Cheyenne Briese, Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop
Karlee Ilgen, Buffalo Lake-Hector
Lindsey Randt, McLeod West
Ashley Wendinger, New Ulm Cathedral
honorable mention
Anna Biedenbender, MVL
Alyssa Siverly, MVL,
Tori Altermatt, Wabasso,
Melissa Mellies, BLH
Amanda Nordby, McLeod West.
Chelsey Vorwerk, GFW
Katie Larson, New Ulm Cathedral
Amy Peterson, Springfield
Chelsey Jensen, Sleepy Eye.
Coach of the Year: Stef Dietz, Sleepy Eye St. Mary's

VALLEY
Maggie Prunty, Martin County West
Sam Breneman, Martin County West
Alyssa Taylor, Martin County West
Amber Faber, Martin County West
Jill Sohre, Maple River
Bridget Trio, Maple River
Cassie Reinke, Maple River
Jenna Mettler, Nicollet
Taylor Meurer, Nicollet
Brittany Underwood, Cleveland
Emily Phillips, Cleveland
Megan Miller, Alden-Conger
Ericka Shaw, St. Clair
Erin Goebel, St. Clair
Brooke Dunkelbeck, LeCenter
Erika Marsh, Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial
Katelyn Arndt, MLGHEC
Shelby Wiederhoeft, Truman

WEST CENTRAL NORTH
Nina Linquist - St. Cloud Cathedral
Anna Zyvoloski - St. Cloud Cathedral
Megan Windschitl - St. Cloud Cathedral
Justine Dammermann - New London-Spicer
Cassie Ziemer - New London-Spicer
Brianna Jacobson - New London-Spicer
Savana Weller - Sauk Centre
Leah Borgerding - Sauk Centre
Katlyn Kaier - Sauk Centre
Shawna Brown - Foley
Amy Gilliard - Foley
Stephanie Schmiesing - Melrose
Tiffany Ahrens - Melrose
Kelsey Erickson - Mora
Emily Kadlec - Mora
Molly Manthe - Albany
Kelly Klasen - Albany
Emily Dahl - Long Prairie-Grey Eagle
Lindsey Westphal - Milaca
Honorable Mention
Anna Tomporowski - St. Cloud Cathedral
Taylor Thompsen - New London-Spicer
Rachel Gruber - Sauk Centre
Katy Pietrzak - Foley
Lynn Wenke - Melrose
Karlee Erickson - Mora
Rebecca DeGeest - Albany
Haley Sprenger - Long Prairie-Grey Eagle
Katie Loegering - Milaca
Hitter of the year - Anna Zyvoloski - St. Cloud Cathedral
Setter of the year - Nina Linquist - St. Cloud Cathedral
Defensive player of the year - Molly Manthe - Albany

ALL STAR GAMES
BLOOMINGTON JEFFERSON
Team One
No. Name School Grade Position Height
1 Elly Braaten Hastings 11 OH 6-0
2 Sarah Osberg Hastings 12 RS 5-9
3 Lisa Kranz Hastings 11 S 5-5
4 Erin Sherman Benilde-St. Margaret’s
12 L 5-65 Jolene Brody Austin 12 OH 5-6
6 Rebekah Aase Austin 12 MB 6-2
7 Megan Schroeder Rochester Mayo 12 RS/MH 5-8
8 Danielle Sowada Holdingford 12 MH 5-9
9 Josi Holter Lakeville South 12 RS/LS 5-9
Head Coach: Jen Nelson, Lakeville South High School
Asst. Coach: Jared Rendell, Lakeville South High School

Team Two
No. Name School Grade Position Height
1 Jessica Clark Triton 12 MH 5-10
2 Alyssa Bryngelson Triton 12 OH 5-8
3 Maddi Nerenhausen Triton 11 OH 5-6
4 Arriel Mewhorter Blaine 12 OH 6-0
5 Mackenzie Suda Blaine 12 S 5-8
6 Jacey Anderson Spring Grove 11 DS/OH 5-5
7 Courtney Preiner Hill-Murray 12 L 5-6
8 Crissi Schewe Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s 12 MH 5-11
9 Nevada Helget Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s 11 S 5-8
Head Coach: Stef Dietz, Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s
Asst. Coach: Wendy Owens, Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s

Team Three
No. Name School Grade Position Height
1 Cassie Gran Caledonia 12 S 5-5
2 Libby Augedahl Caledonia 12 OH 5-8
3 Danika Stindtman Blue Earth 12 OH 6-0
4 Grace Sanders Lakeville South 12 L 5-5
5 Kayla Horbacz Cambridge Isanti 11 RS 5-10
6 Kirstee Rotty Farmington 12 L 5-8
7 Elizabeth Benson Cannon Falls 12 S 5-6
8 Nikki Meinz Sauk Rapids-Rice 12 OH 5-5
9 Dana Boerboom Lakeview 11 MH 5-10
Head Coach: Michael Woody, Farmington
Asst. Coach: Jon Ostgaard, Farmington
Games Manager: Lonnie Morken, Mabel-Canton High School

BEMIDJI
Team One
No. Name School Grade Position Height
1 Lindsay Morgan Crookston 12 S 5-4
2 Meghan Forney Crookston 12 L/BR 5-2
3 Stephany Berger East Grand Forks 12 OH 5-9
4 Brooke Vonasek East Grand Forks 12 MH 6-0
5 Betsy Smith East Grand Forks 12 OH 5-7
6 Alycia Heisler Detroit Lakes 12 MH 6-1
7 Emily Lindquist Detroit Lakes 12 OH 5-10
8 Robin Hutchinson Detroit Lakes 12 OH 5-10
9 Kelsey Wirtanen Hibbing 12 S/RH 5-7
10 Heather Tormanen Menahga 12 MH 5-8
Head Coach: Beth Leighton, Detroit Lakes High School
Asst. Coach: Mike Summers, Detroit Lakes High School

Team Two
No. Name School Grade Position Height
1 Leah Benham Deer River 11 O/MH
2 Haylie Holmgren Kittson Central 12 MH 5-8
3 Skyler Karboviak Kittson Central 12 S 5-5
4 Emily Van Den Einde Mahnomen 11 MH 5-10
5 Kim Vipond Mahnomen 11 LS/DS 5-5
6 Kayla Pelletier Red Lake County Central 12 MH 5-9
7 Megan Sobtzak Greenway 11 S 5-7
8 Kacie Kuusisto Greenway 11 OH 5-7
9 Kendra Coleman Pelican Rapids 11 M/RH 5-9
10 Kendra Skoog Menahga 12 DS 5-5
Head Coach: TBA

Team Three
No. Name School Grade Position Height
1 Katie Hood Bagley 12 S 5-5
2 Darcie Olson Bagley 12 MH 5-11
3 Megan Malwitz Thief River Falls 12 DS 5-4
4 Cassie Gunderson Thief River Falls 12 MH 5-10
5 Meagan Abrahamson Thief River Falls 12 OH 5-6
6 Ashley Feldman Lake of the Woods 11 MH 6-2
7 Ali Hasbargen Lake of the Woods 11 MH/RH 5-10
8 Cassie Langrehr Lake of the Woods 12 LH 5-8
9 Sharayah Day Laporte 11 S 5-6
Head Coach: Rebecca Rud, Bagley High School
Asst. Coach: Sara Tramm, Bagley High School

Team Four
No. Name School Grade Position Height
1 Brittany Tronnes Fisher 11 OH 5-10
2 Kelsey Melsa Fisher 10 DS/OH 5-6
3 Taylor Krahn Warroad 12 OH 5-6
4 Brianna Goulet Warroad 12 S 5-2
5 Tonya Morris Cass Lake-Bena 12 L/DS 5-3
6 Ann Aitken Cass Lake-Bena 11 MH 5-8
7 Danielle Jourdain Cass Lake-Bena 11 MH 5-10
8 Erin Walters Nevis 12 L 5-5
9 Kiera Gustafson Nevis 12 OS 5-7
10 Magen Stambaugh Nevis 12 LH 5-8
Head Coach: Steff Hanson, Nevis High School

Team Five
No. Name School Grade Position Height
1 Miranda Pearson Warroad 11 MB 5-9
2 Brook Story Warroad 11 OH 5-5
3 Kayla Handevidt Esko 11 MH 6-1
4 Jessica Finck Bertha-Hewitt 11 OH 5-6
5 Morgan Kapphahn Bertha-Hewitt 10 OH 5-5
6 Abby Hoganson Detroit Lakes 12 S 5-5
7 Morgan Lof Detroit Lakes 12 MH 6-0
8 Dani Labine Detroit Lakes 12 LB/DS 5-4
9 Ashley Mertens East Grand Forks 12 S 5-8
Head Coach: Vickie Anderson, Mahnomen

Team Six
No. Name School Grade Position Height
1 Cortney Rykken Babbitt-Embarrass 12 S 5-10
2 Shelby Goble Bigfork 12 OH 5-6
3 Ariel Anderson Bigfork 12 OH 5-8
4 Mattie Ellenson Henning 12 MH/OH 5-8
5 Ashley Haugdahl Henning 12 OH 5-9
6 Olivia Johnson Grand Rapids 12 L 5-8
7 Jenna Gillson Grand Rapids 11 S/RH 5-8
8 Setareh Mostofi Roseau 11 MH 5-8
9 Kelly Sorensen Roseau 11 L 5-2
Head Coach: Susanna Feiro, Babbitt-Embarrass High School
Asst. Coach: Misty Roseth, Babbitt-Embarrass High School

Team Seven
No. Name School Grade Position Height
Nikki Shaleen Eveleth-Gilbert 12 S 5-5
Cassie Fleming Eveleth-Gilbert 12 OH 5-6
Kelsi Rudolph Eveleth-Gilbert 12 MH/OH 5-5
Carly Reuter Deer River 12 MH
Kylie Lane Roseau 12 RH/BLS 5-5
Hayley Kelly Roseau 11 OH/BLS 5-7
Hannah Hogenson Roseau 11 MH 5-10
Bridget Martini Sebeka 11 OH/DS 5-4
Adrienne Nelson Sebeka 11 S 5-5
Head Coach: Liz Biondich, Eveleth-Gilbert High School
Asst. Coach: Melissa Lautigar, Eveleth-Gilbert High School

Team Eight
No. Name School Grade Position Height
1 Brynn Joki Grand Rapids 12 S/L/R/M 6-1
2 Amanda Hardy Grand Rapids 12 OH 5-7
3 Alie Dorn Thief River Falls 12 MH/RH 5-9
4 Haley Teie Thief River Falls 12 OH 5-6
5 Siri Jore Win-E-Mac 12 DS 5-2
6 Kendra Lee Win-E-Mac 12 OH 5-9
7 Jordyn Thompson Win-E-Mac 12 LI 5-4
8 Briana Grapevine Northome 12 OH/MH 5-8
9 Brooke Lindner Northome 11 S/DS
Head Coach: Lynette Kaster, Win-E-Mac

COACHING AWARDS
A
1 Franz Boelter, Bethlehem Academy
2 Stef Dietz, Sleepy Eye St. Mary's
3 Ron Wendorff, Windom
4 Greg Sayak, SW Christian Chaska
5 Kevin Weller, BBE
6 Ruth Hayden, Ada-Borup
7 Connie Boyum-Ezar, Deer River
8 Missy Thompson, Northern

AA
1 Scott Koepke, Caledonia
2 Dave Nixon, LeSueur-Henderson
3 Dan Westby, Marshall
4 Tom Kivel, Minnehaha
5 Rebecca Rue, Delano
6 Ted Farber, Rocori
7 Gail Nucech, Hibbing
8 Dan Christensen, Perham

AAA
1 Mike Woody, Farmington
2 Mike Dean, Prior Lake
3 Becky Egan, Eastview
4 Michelle Parker, Stillwater
5 Bill Quan, Osseo
6 Scott Jackson, Wayzata
7 Beth Joki, Grand Rapids
8 John Yunker, STMA

Here are the assistant coaches
A
1 Kelsey Anderson, Mabel-Canton
2 Wendy Owens, Sleepy Eye St. Mary's
3. Gene Lovell, Windom
4. Leah Rudzitis, Meadow Creek
5 Heidi Wormley, Nevis
6 Breanne Marshall, Barnesville
7 Tina Bonestell, Deer River
8 Missy Foslein, Fosston

AA
1 Laura Threinen Byron
2 Lyle Noah, Belle Plaine
3 Jon Hegerle, Marshall
4 Amanda Daninger, Concordia Roseville
5 Jen Traeger, Melrose
8 Eryn Anderson-Moser, Perham

AAA
1 John Kaytor, Owatonna
2 Tim Carroll, Hutchinson
3 Jeff Groves, Apple Valley
4 Joshua Mattison, North St. Paul
5 Becky Amann, Blaine
6 Gary Anderson, Hopkins

Three #1s in AA; Tan Defensive Player of the Week

#2 posting 9.22.2008
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HIGH SCHOOL POLLS
There is a shake up at the top of the AAA and AA polls this week. Shakopee is the new unanimous choice for #1 in AAA, while there is a three way tie for first in AA. Marshall, St. Cloud Cathedral and Jordan all have a share of the top spot.
The former #1 AAA team Chaska drops one spot to second.
New to the polls this week: Owatonna moves to #9 in AAA. Andover drops out.
There were no additions or subtractions in AA.
Martin County West is #9 and Onamia moved to #10 in A while Meadow Creek and Mayer Lutheran dropped out.

AAA
1. Shakopee (15) 225
2. Chaska 209
3. St. Michael/Albertville 167
4. Eastview 163
5. Lakeville North 154
6. Eden Prairie 142
7. Waconia 137
8. Woodbury 118
9. Owatonna 70
10. Alexandria 59
Others: Blaine (47), Andover (45), Wayzata (34), Centennial (9), Lakeville South (7), Hutchinson (4), Burnsville (1)

AA
1. St. Cloud Cathedral (4) 123
Marshall (5) 123
Jordan 123
4. Hibbing 105
5. Stewartville 98
6. Delano 86
7. Belle Plaine 78
Jackson County Central 78
9. Le Sueur/Henderson 62
10. Caledonia 24
Others receiving votes: Rocori (20), Wadena-Deer Creek (13), Yellow Medicine East (7), Pipestone (7)

A
1. Bethlehem Academy (9) 189
2. Windom Area (4) 186
3. Minneota 151
4. Wabasha/Kellogg 142
5. SW Christian 136
6. Belgrade/Brooten/Elrosa 133
7. Mabel-Canton 112
8. Ada-Borup 110
9. Martin County West 34
10. Onamia 31
Others: Climax-Fischer (22), Renville County West (21), Mayer Lutheran (19), Meadow Creek Christian (18), Lakeview (15), Parker’s Prairie (13), Chisholm (10), Lake of the Woods (10), SW Star Concept (9), Sleepy Eye/St. Mary’s (8), Northern Freeze (8)
From the Chaska Herald.

LATE HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS
Brandon-Evansville topped Underwood in four Saturday. From the Fergus Falls Daily Journal.

Austin won the Rochester JM tournament on Saturday despite losing two pool games. JM finished in third. From the Austin Post Bulletin and Rochester Post Bulletin.

Bigfork took first place beating Hill City in their tournament this past Saturday. The Huskies lost the first game, came from behind in the second game and won 26-24 and won the third game 15-5 for the championship.

COLLEGE NEWS
WEEKLY AWARDS
The Gopher's Christine Tan and Nicole Fawcett of Penn State were named Defensive and Offensive Players of the Week in the Big 10. It is Tan's second honor this year.

Iowa State wants to "cram the coliseum" when they host #2 Nebraska on Saturday night.

Virginia heads to Virginia Tech on Tuesday in the ACC opener.

HALL OF FAME
Former MSU Mankato coach Marge Burkett will be inducted to the Maverick Hall of Fame this Friday.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Central Lakes won three times this weekend beating Vermilion, Mesabi Range, and Ridgewater. From the Brainerd Dispatch.

Next up: later tonight

Recapping the Weekend

#1 posting 9.22.2008
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HIGH SCHOOL
LATE SATURDAY RESULTS
#2 AA Marshall finished 2-2 and in 6th place in the Apple Valley Tournament. The Tigers beat #3 AA Jordan and lost to #4 AAA Lakeville North. From the Marshall Independent.

LATER RESULTS
Detroit Lakes was 1-1 on the week with a win over Frazee and a loss to Wadena-Deer Creek. From the Detroit Lakes Tribune.

Blue Earth swept St. Peter last Tuesday. Danika Stindtman had 12 kills for BE. From the Faribault County

D1 NEWS
The Minnesota Daily digests the Gopher's surprising loss to North Carolina. Minnesota was #8 in the last D1 poll.

#13 Wisconsin swept host Marquette in the Cheese Bowl tournament.
Nikki Klingsporn (Tartan) had 20 assists and 1 point for the Badgers.
Katherine Dykstra had 14 points to lead the Badgers.
Tiara Russell (Osseo) had 5.5 points for Marquette.
Leslie Bielski (Chaska) had 9 points for Marquette.

Maryland Eastern Shore beat Radford on Saturday in the Colonial Challenge.
Chanita Wesley (Benilde-St. Margaret's) had 6 digs for UMES.

Penn beat Seton Hall in five. Virginia Senf (Woodbury) had 2 points for Penn.

South Carolina swept Georgia. Bridget Denson-Dorman (Hopkins) had 39 assists and 5.5 points for USC.

Missouri State swept South Dakota State in Brookings. Mackenzie Angner (Cincinnati St. Ursula) had 14 points for SDSU.

In the Appalachian State tournament Charlotte swept North Carolina A&T. Wake Forest then beat the 49ers in four. The hosts then topped Charlotte in a sweep.
Courtney Cowles (Eden Prairie) had 40 assists and 5 points vs NCA&T; 40 assists again and 9 points vs Wake Forest; and 30 assists and 3 points vs Appalachian State.

In the Brown Tournament the hosts beat Stony Brook in five. The Sea Wolves beat Bryant in five and swept Quinnipiac.
Alicia Nelson (Eastview) had 13.5 points vs Brown, 19.5 points vs Bryant; and 15.5 points vs Quinnipiac.

D2
Southwest Minnesota State had their first home match this season when they beat MSU Mankato. From the Marshall Independent.

D3
LATE
Buena Vista beat Midland Lutheran in four on Friday. Sam Narveson (Chatfield) had 13.5 points for BV.

Dakota Wesleyan swept Presentation on Saturday. From the Aberdeen American News.

NAIA
Jamestown swept Dakota State. Darci Purath (Red Lake Falls) had 4 kills for Jamestown.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Ridgewater was 1-1 at Central Lakes. The Warriors beat Mesabi Range before falling to rival Central Lakes. From the West Central Tribune.

#1 Rochester swept Milwaukee Tech on Friday. Ashley King and Bobbie Meier each had 8 kills. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

Weekly Review #5: Blocked

#6 posting 9.21.2008
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Weekly Review #5: BLOCKED
The week ended with Shakopee knocking off #1 Chaska in the Apple Valley tournament. Unfortunately I wasn't able to be there due to obligations with my squad at the SPA tournament. The awards/honors listed below are based on what I saw over the week. I was able to get out Monday, Tuesday and Friday for action. All the contests, but one were over and out in sweeps. I also was able to see the last three teams that are listed in the top 10 in AAA. (for those keeping track I am now just missing one team overall in AAA poll/receiving votes category---Blaine).

The big impact this week was found at the net. Woodbury and Owatonna both had walls with 9 and 8 total blocks. Both teams have nice length across the front line. It makes life difficult with those extra few inches across the board making teams adjust to a different reality. The rest of the six teams combined had 10 blocks for points.

To be eligible for these awards I had to see the team in action the past seven days.

TEAM OF THE WEEK
Woodbury was big at the net and they don't make many mistakes. The Royals gave up on average 6 points per game, the lowest of all the teams seen this week. They also earned more of their points than any team with 17.3. On top of that they were second in FBSO in the week with a .548 %. The Royals use balance and defense to their advantage.

photo by kja

PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Even though her team lost when I watched the honor goes to Amy Braun of Lakeville North. She provided over half of LN's earned points in the three set loss to #1 Chaska in the Apple Valley tournament. Braun had 16.5 points, 15 on kills. She is a 5-10 outside hitter that provided big shots when LN needed them in the front or back row.

each week has a theme and this week the theme was outside hitters. The OHs provided much of the points the past seven days.
Amy Braun, Lakeville North OH
Bethany Thompson, Owatonna, OH
Michelle Graham, Woodbury, S
Amanda Unze, Chaska RH
Maddy Kelzenberg, Woodbury MH
Kaileigh Lake, Owatonna, MH
Mackenzie Niesche, Chaska L

photo by Teas

Next up: tomorrow morning

St. Benedict Wins Simpson Tournament

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D3
WIAC
Oshkosh beat River Falls in three. Kelsey Mauer (Sheboygan Falls, WI) had 7.5 points for Oshkosh. Kelsey Scheele (Mayer Lutheran) and Andria Vetsch (Richfield) had 8 points each for UWRF.

#12 Whitewater swept Stout. Liz Benzschawel (Madison Edgewood) had 15 points for Whitewater. Jenna Swanson (Hayfield) had 6 points for Stout.

NORTHWESTERN MN QUADRANGULAR
Gustavus beat Northwestern, MN in four and swept St. Scholastica.

Northwestern, MN topped Hamline in four.

St. Scholastica upended Hamline in five.

Gustavus' Janey Helland (Maple River) had 11.5 points vs CSS. Angela Ahrendt (Roseville) had 16.5 points vs NW.

St. Scholastica's Dustie Richardson (Greenway) had 12 points vs Gustavus and Amy Thompson (Onamia) had 21.5 points vs Hamline.

NW's Kathryne Engel (West Lutheran) had 19 points vs Gustavus and 18.5 points vs Hamline.

Hamline's Emily Amici (Whitewater, WI) had 12 points vs NW and 22 points vs CSS.

SIMPSON TOURNAMENT
St. Benedict swept Principia and Simpson. St. Ben's won the event with a better set record than St. Thomas. Both teams finished 4-0.

St. Thomas swept Nebraska Wesleyan and topped Wartburg in four.

next up: later today with the week in review.

North Dakota's Hanson MVP at Towson Tourney

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D1 RESULTS
BIG 12
Kansas beat Iowa State in five. Diane Kieger (Mounds View) had 11.5 points for ISU.

BIG SKY
Portland State swept Weber State. Brittney Bisaillon (Jackson County Central) had 8.5 points and Leah Burmeister (also JCC) had 3 points for Weber State.

MISSOURI VALLEY
Northern Iowa beat Creighton in four. UNI is now 11-1.
Amy Sampson led both teams with 20.5 points for the Panthers.
Jessica Houts (Bloomington Kennedy) led the Bluejays with 19.5 points and Allie Oelke (Chaska) had 11.5 points for Creighton.

MOUNTAIN WEST
#15 Colorado State beat #24 BYU. Tessa Nelson (Tracy-Milroy-Balaton) had 9 points for CSU.

SUMMIT
North Dakota State beat Oral Roberts in four. Brooke VandenBurgh (DePere, WI) had 16.5 points for NDSU.

TOURNAMENTS
GOPHER TOURNAMENT
Texas Christian beat North Carolina in five. TCU also swept Winthrop.
UNC's Brianna Eskola (Columbia Heights) had 26 digs vs TCU.
Jessica Menden (Shakopee) did not play in either match for TCU.

IOWA TOURNAMENT
Tulsa beat Portland in four. The Pilots then beat DePaul in four.
Jennifer Sheedy (Totino-Grace) had 14.5 points vs Tulsa and 9.5 points vs DePaul.

NORTHWESTERN TOURNAMENT
Virginia swept Georgetown. Marlow Bruneau (Lakeville) had 11 assists and 1.5 points for the Cavaliers.

COLONIAL TOURNAMENT
Maryland Eastern Shore swept Elon. Chanita Wesley (Benilde-St. Margaret's) had 9 digs vs Elon.

MARQUETTE CHEESE BOWL
Marquette was 1-1 on Saturday with a five set win over American and four set loss to Oregon State.
Leslie Bielski (Chaska) had 13.5 points vs American and 14 vs OSU.
Tiara Russell (Osseo) had 8 points vs American and 6 vs OSU.

TOWSON TOURNAMENT
North Dakota swept the hosts. Later Maryland downed the Fighting Sioux in four. UND was tourney champs with a 2-1 record.
Devin Trefz (Bagley) had 14.5 points vs Towson and 22 vs Maryland.
Britta Hanson (Thompson, ND) was named MVP of the tournament. Trefz and Lindsey Vorthers (Windom) were named to the All tournament team.

WEST VIRGINIA TOURNAMENT
UNC Greensboro beat George Washington in five and then the hosts turned the same trick on the Colonials.
Abby Syverson (Minneapolis Southwest) had 6.5 vs UNCG and 14 points vs WV.

NON CONFERENCE
Marshall beat North Carolina State in four and then the Thundering Herd swept Morgan State. Megan Carlson (Andover) had 4 points vs NCS and 2 points vs MS.

Mary Stuns Wayne State College

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D2 RESULTS
NORTHERN SUN
#2 Concordia St. Paul swept Winona State. Emily Palkert (Southwest Christian Chaska) had 17 points for CSP. Carmen Stankowski (Mosinee, WI) had 7 points for WSU.

#9 Southwest Minnesota State beat MSU Mankato in four. Laura Hegerle had 19.5 points for SW. Ashley Nachreiner (Round Rock, TX) had 13 points for Mankato.

#12 UM Duluth swept MSU Moorhead. Lindsey Clairmont (Wayzata) had 12.5 points for UMD. Kelci Guenther (Williston, ND) had 9.5 points for Moorhead.

#20 Augustana beat Northern State in four. Beth Talcott (Omaha, NE) had 17 points for Augustana. Melanie Perez (Rio Puedras, Puerto Rico) had 17.5 points for NSU.

UM Crookston beat Bemidji State in four. Amber Meyer (Paxton, NE) had 19 points for UMC. Nicole Olson (Lake of the Woods) had 12 points for the Beavers.

Upper Iowa beat St. Cloud State in four. The win was the first for UIU in the Northern Sun since 2006. Sara Vance (Tampa Sickles, FL) had 20 points for the Peacocks. Katie Kimman (Pierz) had 13.5 points for SCSU.

Mary swept Wayne State, Nebraska in an upset. Mary is now 3-12 on the year, WSC is 10-2. Laci Murtha (Hutchinson) had 14 points for Mary. Jennifer Hefner (Central City, NE) had 14.5 points for WSC.

OTHERS
#14 Emporia State beat Northwest Missouri State in four. Amber Ryan (Esko) had 9 points for NW MO State.

Next up: More D1 reults (a little out of order).

North Carolina Stuns #8 Minnesota in Five

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BIG 10 REPORTS
The #8 Gophers were upset by unheralded North Carolina. It was "one of the top wins in school history." Still Minnesota won the tournament due to better set scores (8-4). Minnesota is now 10-2 on the year. UNC is 6-5.
Briana Eskola (Columbia Heights) had 30 digs for the Tar Heels.
Lauren Gibbemeyer (Cretin-Derham Hall) had 23 points for the Gophers.

Earlier in the day Minnesota swept Winthrop. Gibbemeyer again had 23 points for the Gophers.

Cincinnati beat Indiana in the championship of the Hoosier Tournament.
Kelsey Brandl (Lakeville North) had 10.5 points for the Bearcats.
Erica Short had 19 points for the Hoosiers.

Iowa swept DePaul and later the Hawkeyes swept Tulsa for the championship of Hawkeye Challenge.
Tournament MVP Catherine Smale had 15.5 points vs DePaul. Megan Schipper had 15 points vs Tulsa.

Michigan State won their 8th straight with a four set win over Central Michigan.
Jenilee Rathje had 24 points for MSU.

UCLA beat host Northwestern in the championship of the Wildcat Tournament.
Chelsy Hyser had 18.5 points for NW.
Naomi Johnson (Bloomington Kennedy) added 3.5 points for NW.

Ohio State won the Kent State tournament with a four set victory over the hosts.
Anna Szerszen had 14.5 points for OSU.
Susan Halverson (Apple Valley) had 10 digs for the Buckeyes.

#25 Michigan swept Albany and then the Wolverines beat Arizona State in four to win the Michigan Tournament.
Juliana Paz had 13 points vs Albany and 20.5 vs ASU.

#1 Penn State continues to roll. PSU swept New Hampshire. The Nittany Lions then swept St. Louis for the PSU Tournament title.
Tourney MVP Nicole Fawcett had 15.5 points vs NH and 18.5 vs St. Louis.

#20 Purdue swept Louisville and then the Boilermakers swept Miami of Ohio to win the Dayton Tournament.
Danita Merlau had 16 points vs Louisville. Stephanie Lynch had 16 points vs Miami.

#13 Wisconsin beat American in four and then the Badgers were upended by Oregon State in five in the Marquette "Cheese Bowl."
Nikki Klingsporn (Tartan) had 17 assists and 2 points vs American and 20 assists and 4 points vs Oregon State.
Audra Jeffers had 18 points vs American. Brittney Dolgner had 16 points vs OSU.

Next up: D2 results

More Apple Valley Tournament, $$$

#1 posting 9.21.2008
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HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS
APPLE VALLEY TOURNAMENT
As reported last night #2AAA Shakopee topped #1AAA Chaska in the Apple Valley Tournament. Here is the StarTribune report.

Owatonna took 4th in the event and finished 2-2. The Huskies lost to Shakopee and then to Eden Prairie. From the Owatonna People's Press.

#1A Bethlehem Academy finished 1-3, good for 8th place. The Cardinals lost to #4AAA Lakeville North and then #3AA Jordan. From the Faribault Daily News.

Jordan's Brittany Chambers went over the 2000th kill mark on Friday.

ROCHESTER JM
Austin won the Rochester JM tournament. Host JM finished in third. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

WABASHA-KELLOGG
Host Wabasha-Kellogg won their own tournament with a sweep of Lanesboro in the championship. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

BECKER
Kimball took the title by beating Champlin Park, a team they lost to earlier in the day. From the St. Cloud Times.

SIBLEY EAST
Host Sibley East won their own tournament beating Wabasso in the championship. In the event MN Valley Lutheran coach Julie Detjen won her 100th match. From the New Ulm Journal.

SPOTLIGHT
The Northern Freeze is in the Grand Forks Herald's Spotlight.

$$$$
Athletic fees are on the march upward. Lakeville the cost is $230. In Rochester costs have inched up on average $10 to $12. There are no fees for Lanesboro athletes.

next up: Big 10 report

#2 Shakopee Upends #1 Chaska

#6 posting 9.20.2008
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APPLE VALLEY TOURNAMENT
The #1 in the QRF Minnesota Scores poll beat the #1 in the Coaches poll in the finals of the Apple Valley tournament Saturday. Defending AAA Champs Shakopee swept Chaska in two 25-14 and 25-15.
In the third place contest Eden Prairie took out Owatonna 2 - 0. It was EP's highest finish in 5 years at the event.

ST. PAUL ACADEMY TOURNAMENT
That is where I was today with my team Henry. The Patriots eventually finished in 7th place out of the eight teams. They day got off to an extremely rocky start with the hosts beating the Patriots in the first set 25-10. Henry missed SIX CONSECUTIVE serves. On the seventh the Patriots squeezed off a point, but then MISSED again. You don't win too many times giftwrapping points for the opposition. Six cones would have outscored the patriots in that contest. Henry did bounce back with a 25-13 win in the second set. They found a gps device to get over the net.
Minnehaha and St. Paul Harding both swept Henry in pool play. Henry struggled with scores of 10-8-7 before breaking through with 20 in the second set with Harding.

Henry won the friendship game with Trinity winning the first set 25-18, dropping the second 25-23 after trailing 7-2 and 22-18. Henry tied it up at 23 but unforced errors doomed their chances. The third set looked like a repeat of the second with Trinity jumping out to a 7-2 lead. Henry tied it at 9. Trinity responded with a three point run to lead 12-9. Henry finished the contest with a 6-1 run to win the match.

No word on who won the championship match between Minnehaha and Fridley.

Next up: tomorrow

St. Olaf Tops St. Kate's

#5 posting 9.20.2008
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D3 RESULTS
MIAC
St. Olaf beat St. Catherine in four. Kim Smisek (Northfield) had 22.5 points for St. O. Megan Ahlbrecht (GFW) had 13 points for St. Kate's.

WIAC
#10 Oshkosh swept Stout. Andrea Smith (Fond du Lac, WI) had 12.5 points for Oshkosh. Steph Nichols (Greendale, WI) had 8 points for Stout.

Platteville beat Superior in four. Melissa Hillebrand (Davenport West, IA) had 16.5 points for Platteville. Kelsey Lesny (Bloomer, WI) had 16.5 points for Superior.

Whitewater beat River Falls in four. Sofia Sanchez (Janesville Craig, WI) and Kelly Sorenson (Madison Memorial, WI) each had 11.5 points for Whitewater. Andria Vetsch (Richfield) had 10 points for RF.

TOURNAMENTS
EMORY
Wittenberg and Washington & Lee both swept Macalester in Atlanta.

SIMPSON
St. Benedict beat Nebraska Wesleyan in five and the Blazers swept Wartburg.

#8 St. Thomas swept Principia and the Tommies beat the hosts in five.

UMAC
Presentation played Mount Marty.

Next up: Saturday HS results

Northern Sun Opens Conference Play

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D2 RESULTS
NORTHERN SUN
Wayne State, Nebraska swept Northern State. Jennifer Hefner (Central City, NE) had 17 points for WSN. Kayla Ysteboe (Grand Forks Red River) had 12 points for NS.

# 12 UM Duluth beat UM Crookston in four. Hannah Johnson (Greenway) had 16 points for UMD. Amber Meyer (Paxton, NE) had 17 points for UMC.

MSU Moorhead swept Bemidji State. Kelci Guenther (Williston, ND) had 11.5 points for Moorhead. Jennifer Janckila (Appleton West) had 7 points for BSU.

Winona State swept St. Cloud State. Rudi Balich (Chicago St. Ignatius) had 14.5 points for WSU. Kayla Tschida (Upsala) had 8.5 points for SCSU.

#2 Concordia St. Paul beat Upper Iowa in four. Whitney Meierotto (Washburn, WI) had 23 points for CSP. Nicky Brown (Western Dubuque, IA) had 13 points for UIU.

#20 Augustana swept Mary. Kati Newgard (Pipestone) had 14.5 points for Augustana. Meleane Hokafonu (Salt Lake City, UT) had 9.5 points for Mary.

next up: D3

Oelke Scores 16.5 in Creighton Win

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BIG 10 RESULTS
TOURNAMENTS
North Carolina beat Winthrop in four at the Gopher Invitational. Brianna Eskola (Columbia Heights) had 23 digs and 2 points for the Tar Heels.

Cincinnati swept Ball State and then the Bearcats swept George Mason in the Indiana Tournament.
Kelsey Brandl (Lakeville North) had 6 points vs BS and 15 points vs GM.

Maryland Baltimore County beat George Washington in the West Virginia tournament. Abby Syverson (Minneapolis Southwest) had 4.5 points for GW.

William & Mary beat Maryland Eastern Shore in four at the W&M tournament. Chanita Wesley (Benilde-St. Margaret's) had 8 digs for UMES.

North Dakota swept Lehigh at the Towson State Tournament. Defin Trefz (Bagley) and Britta Hanson (Thompson, ND) each had 14 points for UND.

Penn swept LaSalle in the Villanova Tournament. Virginia Senf (Woodbury) had 4 points for Penn.

Davidson swept St. Francis, NY in the Buffalo Tournament. Brittany Narr (Minnehaha) had 4.5 points for Davidson.

UCLA swept Virginia in the Northwestern Tournament. Marlow Bruneau (Lakeville) had 5 assists for the Cavaliers.

NON CONFERENCE
Tulane beat Ohio in five. Amanda Andersen (Centennial) had 2.5 points for the Bobcats.

Washington State swept Utah Valley. Emily Rooney (Red Wing) had 8 points for the Cougars.

CONFERENCE USA
East Carolina beat Marshall in four. Megan Carlson (Andover) had one point for the Thundering Herd.

MISSOURI VALLEY
Creighton beat Bradley in four. Allie Oelke (Chaska) led Creighton with 16.5 points and Jessica Houts (Bloomington Kennedy) added 11 points.

Northern Iowa beat Drake in four. Amy Sampson (Champlin Park) had 14 points for the Panthers.

SEC
South Carolina swept LSU. Bridget Denson-Dorman (Hopkins) had 28 assists and 4 points for USC.

SUMMIT
Oral Roberts beat South Dakota State in four. Mackenzie Angner (Cincinnati St. Ursula) had 22.5 points for SDSU.

MATCHES TODAY
Colorado State will play BYU.

Iowa State is at Kansas.

Next up: D2 Results

Gophers Win, Carlston's 200th, Pierce's 1332nd

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BIG 10 RESULTS
#8 Minnesota topped Texas Christian in four in the Gopher Invitational. Kyla Roehrig had 20.5 points for the Gophers. Jessica Menden of Shakopee did not play for TCU.

Prior to the match, the Golden Gophers honored the USA Men’s Volleyball Olympic Gold Medal Coach Hugh McCutcheon.

Roehrig (Papillion-La Vista, Nebraska) is on a quest to reach the Qwest. From the Omaha World Herald.

#23 Illinois swept Southern Illinois Edwardsville. Abby Nelson had 15.5 points for the Illini.

Indiana beat George Mason in four and then swept Ball State in their own Hoosier tournament. Juli Pierce became Indiana's all time dig leader with 1332. Ashley Benson had 17 points vs GM and Erica Short had 20 points vs BS.

Iowa swept Portland in the Iowa Tournament. Megan Schipper had 11.5 points for the Hawkeyes. Jennifer Sheedy (Totino-Grace) had 8.5 points for Portland.

In the Northwestern tournament the Wildcats opened with a five set win over Georgetown. NW won in another fiver with Virginia. Chelsy Hyser had 20 points vs Georgetown and another 20 vs Virginia.
Naomi Johnson (Bloomington Kennedy) had 1.5 points vs Georgetown and played, but did not score vs Virginia.
Malow Bruneau (Lakeville) had 13 assists and one point for Virginia.

At Kent State, Ohio State swept Duquesne. That victory was coach Geoff Carlston's 200th. Later the Buckeyes swept Chicago State.
Kristen Dozier had 16.5 points vs Duquesne and Kelli Barhorst had 13.5 points vs CS.
Susan Halvorson (Apple Valley) had 3 digs vs Duquesne and had 4 aces vs CS.

#25 Michigan swept Western Kentucky in the Michigan tournament. Juliana Paz had 14 points for Michigan.

#1 Penn State swept Yale in the PSU tournament. Megan Hodge had 12.5 points for PSU.

#20 Purdue rallied to beat host Dayton. Denita Merlau had 17.5 points for the Boilermakers.

#13 Wisconsin opens play today in the Cheese Bowl in Milwaukee.

Next up: More D1 Results.

Final Four Set in Apple Valley

#1 posting 9.20.2008
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HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS
APPLE VALLEY TOURNAMENT
In a power packed tournament Chaska, Owatonna, Eden Prairie and Shakopee advanced to the final four. Finals are today at 2:30 pm.

#1 AAA Chaska is in the final four with victories over Hibbing (2-0) and Lakeville North (2-1). There is a brief out & about on the LN match last night. From the Chaska Herald.

#2AA Marshall defeated Blaine in two and then lost to Owatonna in two (a brief out & about last night). Owatonna started their day with a win over host Apple Valley. From the Marshall Independent and the Owatonna People's Press.

#1A Bethlehem Academy was 1-1 vs Lake Conference opponents Friday at AV. They beat #11AAA Burnsville in three and then fell to #8 Eden Prairie in three. Holly Hafemeyer had 15 kills vs Burnsville and 20 vs EP. From the Faribault Daily News.

REGULAR SEASON GAMES
#5A Southwest Christian of Chaska swept Bethany in MCAA action.

LATE RESULTS
#10 Alexandria swept Fergus Falls on Thursday. Plus two other results from the Fergus Falls Daily Journal.

Sauk Rapids swept Brainerd. From the Brainerd Dispatch.

Paynesville beat Minnewaska in five for their first victory of the year. Anna Kotten had 13 kills for the Bulldogs. Plus one other late result in the West Central Tribune.

Morris split their matches this week with a win over BOLD on Tuesday and a loss to Lac Qui Parle Valley on Thursday. From the Morris Sun Tribune.

Pine River-Backus swept Pequot Lakes on Thursday. Plus six other results in the Brainerd Dispatch.

Farmington won twice last week with sweeps over Rochester Century and Northfield. From the Farmington Independent.

Superior, WI beat Duluth Central on Thursday in four. From the Superior Daily Telegram.

Perham swept West Central on Thursday. From the Perham Enterprise.

Crookston swept Warren-Alvarado-Oslo. Rachel Wold had 15 kills for the Pirates. From the Crookston Times.

Breckenridge swept Ulen-Hitterdal. Christine Deal had 12 points for the Cowgirls. From the Wahpeton Daily News.

Sebeka beat New York Mills in four. From the Perham Enterprise.

Littlefork-Big Falls topped Cook in four. From the International Falls Daily Journal.

Bigfork's match on Thursday was cancelled at Northome due to a power outage as a construction worker hit a line.

Deer River knocked off Grand Rapids. Deer River won the first set 28-26, then 25-18, Rapids came back and won the next two 25-21 and an unknown score. Deer River won the fifth 15-10. It was back and forth, both teams attacking, digging up the ball, great plays and both of their setters passed the ball extremely well.

EXTREMELY OLD REPORTS
Tartan upset Hill-Murray back on September 4. From the Maplewood Review-News.

STATS
The Rochester Post Bulletin has the team stats for the Three Rivers conference.

Next up: Big 10 results

Out & About: Chaska/Lakeville North

#4 posting 9.19.2008
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APPLE VALLEY EAGLE INVITATIONAL
Pool D final
CHASKA hawks 2, LAKEVILLE NORTH panthers 1
(25-22, 22-25, 15-11)

The #1 Chaska Hawks survived a nail biter with Lake rival and #4 Lakeville North 2-1.

In set one Lakeville North led 21-17 when Chaska burned their final time out. Just as in set two of the Owatonna/Marshall contest, Chaska finished with an 8-1 run. Bekah Saugen had three of the Hawk points in the run.

LN bounced back with an enormous 10 point string in set two to claim a 12-4 lead. LN led by as much as nine. Chaska roared back with a six point string to close to 17-14. The Hawks tied it up at 21. LN, behind the swing of Amy Braun, got the side out. The Panthers wrapped up set two with a 4-1 run.

LN used that momentum to grab an early 6-2 lead in set three. Chaska, with their raucous fans, scrapped back and took a 9-8 lead. A missed serve tied the game momentarily at nine. But LN missed their serve opportunity opening the door for a four point Hawk run. LN took a time out at 12-9, but Chaska added one more point before the side out. Braun added another kill to close to 13-11. After a Hawk time out Saugen put down a kill. The contest ended on a LN hitting error.

Amy Braun of Lakeville North had 16.5 points to lead both teams. Bekah Saugen had 9.5 points for Chaska.

You can see the entire Chaska vs Lakeville North photo gallery at kevinanderson.photostockplus.com. Photos tonight by Teas.

rotation, player, (year) position, aces-blocks-kills---total points
CHASKA
1. Amanda Konetchy (2010) S 1-0-2----3
2. Makenzie Niesche (2009) L 0-0-0---0
3. Bekah Saugen (2010) OH 0-0.5-9----9.5
3br: Megan Kettler (2010) DS 0-0-0---0
4. Christine Bielski (2010) DS 0-0-0----0
4fr: Amanda Unze (2009) RS 0-0-9----9
5. Shelby Peterson (2010) OH 0-0-7----7
5br: Lynn Bielski (2010) DS 0-0-0---0
6. Maggie Finkel (2009) DS 0-0-0----0
6fr Ellen Degler (2010) OH 0-1.5-3---4.5
totals: 1-2-33---36 points, 26 points on LN errors

LAKEVILLE NORTH
1. Ellen Fox (2010) DS 0-0-0---0
1fr: Christina Hanf (2009) OH 0-0-2---2
2. Corinne Solheid (2009) DS 0-0-0----0
2fr: Jessica Speckman (2009) MH 0-0-3---3
3. Kellie McNeil (2011) OH 1-0-1----2
4. Amy Braun (2009) OH 0-1.5-15----16.5
5. Cassie Weaver (2010) DS 0-0-0----0
5fr: Brooke Lewko (2009) MH 0-1-4---5
6. Leah Johnson (2009) S 0-0.5-4---4.5
totals: 1-2-29---32 points; 26 points on Chaska errors

TRENCH PLAYER
Even in a loss Amy Braun.

BY THE NUMBERS
team, fbso/fbso attempts; fbso %; points, % earned; % allowed
Chaska 16/32--.500; 62 points, .581; .448
Lakeville North 16/32-.500; .552; .419
Runs 3+: Chaska 9, LN 4
Longest string: LN 10, Chaska 6
Missed Serves: LN 10, Chaska 10
Time Out %: Chaska 5/6-.833; LN 1/5-.200

ROTATIONS
CHASKA
1. Konetchy 13-10 .565
2. Niesche 13-9 .591
3. Saugen 7-16 .304
4. C Bielski 11-8 .579
5. Peterson 6-8 .429
6. Finkel 12-7 .632
totals: 62-58 .517

LAKEVILLE NORTH
1. Fox 10-18 .357
2. Solheid 8-5 .615
3. McNeil 17-11 .607
4. Braun 6-7 .462
5. Weaver 9-9 .500
6. Johnson 8-12 .400

RACE TO:
set: 5 10 15 20 25
set 1: C L L L C
set 2: L L L L L
set 3: L C C

BIGGEST LEAD
Team: 1 2 3
Chaska 3 2 4
L North 4 9 4

next up: tomorrow morning

Out & About: Owatonna/Marshall

#3 posting 9.19.2008
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APPLE VALLEY EAGLE INVITATIONAL
Pool A Final
OWATONNA huskies 2, MARSHALL tigers 0
(25-15, 25-23)

Owatonna beat #2AA Marshall 2-0.

The Huskies raced out to a 5-0 lead out of the gate and used that momentum to roll to a 25-15. Owatonna earned 21 of the 25 points in game one.

Game two the Huskies had a dramatic finish to win. Marshall led 22-17 when Owatonna took their last time out. Whatever was said in the time out should be bottled because the Huskies responded with an 8-1 finish to win 25-23. The last three points came via Tiger errors. In fact Owatonna only earned 10 of their points in set two. Owatonna closed out set two with five straight first ball side outs, another key factor in their upset win.

Bethany Thompson had 11.5 points for Owatonna. Rachel Westby had 10 points for Marshall.

You can see the entire Owatonna vs Marshall photo gallery at kevinanderson.photostockplus.com

rotation, player, (year) position, aces-blocks-kills---total points
OWATONNA
1. Bethany Thompson (2009) OH 0-3.5-8----11.5
2. Courtney Lermon (2009) S 1-0-0----1
3. Lauren Schlobohm (2012) MH 0-1.5-0----1.5
3br: Libby Osmundson (2009) DS 0-0-1---1
4. Chelsey Fogarty (2009) DS 0-0-0----0
4fr: Jordan Spatenka (2009) OH 0-1.5-3---4.5
5. Taryn Anderson (2010) S 2-0-0----2
5fr: Christa Bruessel (2010) RH 0-0-2---2
6. Kaileigh Lyke (2009) MH 2-1.5-3---6.5
6br: Cassie Dahline (2009) L 0-0-0----0
totals: 5-8-18---31 points, 19 points on Marshall errors

MARSHALL
1. Karli Vandeputter (2009) DS 0-0-0----0
1fr: Dani Beekman (2010) OH 0-0-4----4
2. Shay Birath (2009) L 0-0-0----0
2fr: Danielle Gladis (2009) MH 0-0-2----2
3. Kayla Wallerich (2010) S 0-0-4----4
4. Rachel Westby (2010) OH 1-1-8----10
5. Hope Weilage (2009) MH 0-0-3---3
6. Kelsey Deragisch (2010) S 0-0-0----0
totals: 1-1-21----23 points, 15 points on Owatonna errors

TRENCH PLAYER
Bethany Thompson

BY THE NUMBERS
team, fbso/fbso attempts; fbso %; points, % earned; % allowed
Owatonna 10/21---.476; 50; .620; .395
Marshall 6/22----.273; 38; .605; .380
Runs 3+: Owatonna 8, Marshall 4
Longest string: Marshall 6, Owatonna 5
Missed Serves: Owatonna 3, Marshall 2
Time Out %: Owatonna 2/2---1.000; Marshall 0/3---.000

ROTATIONS
OWATONNA
1. Thompson 6-6 .500
2. Lermon 10-11 .476
3. Schlobohm 8-5 .615
4. Fogarty 8-7 .533
5. Anderson 6-6 .500
6. Lyke 12-4 .750
totals: 50-38 .641

MARSHALL
1. Vanderputter 8-9 .471
2. Birath 10-8 .556
3. Wallerich 5-8 .385
4. Westby 6-7 .462
5. Weilage 6-12 .333
6. Deragisch 3-6 .333
totals: 38-50

RACE TO:
set: 5 10 15 20 25
set 1: O O O O O
set 2: M M M M O

BIGGEST LEAD
Team: 1 2
Owatonna 10 2
Marshall 0 5

Next up: pool D final

Button Pusher, Sister Act

#2 posting 9.19.2008
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COLLEGE REPORTS
BIG 10 NEWS
New Iowa Hawkeye coach Sharon Dingman is pushing the right buttons. From the Cedar Rapids Gazette.

Michigan State plays at Central Michigan this weekend.

Texas Christian faces the Gophers tonight.

D1 RESULTS
Colorado State beat Utah in five in the Mountain West. Tessa Nelson (Tracy-Milroy-Balaton) had 13.5 points for CSU.

Eastern Washington beat Weber State in five. Brittney Bisaillon (Jackson County Central) had 19 points. Leah Burmeister (JCC) played and had 8 points.

The Lopez sisters are together again at North Dakota State. From the Fargo Forum.

Cincinnati travels to the Indiana tournament this weekend.

Marquette hosts the Wisconsin Cheese Bowl....it is a volleyball tournament.

Marshall is headed to the East Carolina Tournament.

South Carolina opens SEC play with matches against Georgia and LSU.

D2 NEWS
UM Duluth is ready for the start of the Northern Sun season. Video from KBJR.

UMD's Lindsey Clairmont (Wayzata) is spotlighted with a Q&A.

Next up: later today.

Windom Tops Minneota, JCC Swept, 2 Milestones

#1 posting 9.19.2008
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It was a busy night throughout the state.
The upsets victims last night included Andover and JCC.
The top heavyweight battle took place between Windom and Minneota.
Lewiston-Altura escaped with a five game win over Chatfield. LA trailed 14-9 in game five.
Milestones reached: 1000 kills Megan Lambertson of Litchfield and 1000 assists by Jade Pelzl of Rushford-Peterson.

AAA
#1 Chaska swept #8 Eden Prairie. There was a report in last night's posting

#2 Shakopee swept Prior Lake in Missota action.

#3 St. Michael-Albertville swept Becker in Mississippi 8 action.

#4 Eastview swept district rival Rosemount in Lake action.

#5 Lakeville North swept sister school Lakeville South in Lake action.

#6 Waconia swept Orono in Wright County action.

#7 Woodbury swept Park-Cottage Grove in Suburban East action

#9 Andover lost to Centennial in five in Northwest Suburban action.

#10 Alexandria swept Fergus Falls in Central Lakes action.

Winona beat Decorah, IA in four, plus one more result in the Winona Daily News.

Owatonna swept Faribault in Big 9 action. From the Owatonna People's Press.

Mankato West swept Albert Lea in Big 9 action. From Albert Lea Tribune.

Mankato East swept Rochester Century in Big 9 action. Mariah Verkinderen had 11 kills for the Cougars. From the Mankato Free Press.

New Ulm swept Fairmont in South Central action. From the New Ulm Journal.

Holy Angels swept Red Wing in Missota action. From the Red Wing Republican Eagle.

Willmar swept St. Cloud Apollo in Central Lakes action. Emily Nelsen had 14 points for the Cardinals. From the West Central Tribune.

Bemidji swept Roseau. From the Bemidji Pioneer.

AA
#1 St. Cloud Cathedral swept Long Prairie-Grey Eagle in West Central North action. Ann Zyvoloski had 12 kills for SCC.

#2 Marshall beat Pipestone in four in Southwest action. The Arrows took the first game before the Tigers roared back with three straight. Hope Weilage had 15 points for the Tigers. From the Marshall Independent.

#3 Jordan swept Sibley East in Minnesota River action.

#5 Jackson County Central lost in a sweep to Worthington in Southwest action. It was JCC's first loss of the year. Holli Aggen had 20 points for the Trojans. From the Worthington Daily Globe.

#6 Stewartville swept Winona Cotter in Hiawatha Valley action

#7 Belle Plaine swept Montgomery-Lonsdale in Minnesota River action

#8 Delano swept Annandale in Wright County action

#9 LeSueur-Henderson swept Norwood-Young America in Minnesota River action.

#10 Caledonia swept Southland in Three River action.

Triton beat Rochester Lourdes in four. Alyssa Bryngelson had 17 points for Triton. Pine Island swept Hayfield. Whitney Canton had 12 kills for PI. Kasson-Mantorville beat Kenyon-Wanamingo in five. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

Lewiston-Altura pulled a rabbit out of their hat with a come from behind win over Chatfield. LA trailed 2-0 and then 14-9 in the fifth game. Alyssa Franzen had 18 kills for LA. St. Charles beat Plainview-Elgin-Millville in a sweep. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

In a battle of Cardinals it was Luverne picking up their first conference win of the season with a fiver over Redwood Valley in Southwest action. Kat Dahl had 15 points for Luverne. Plus eight other results from the Worthington Daily Globe.

Montevideo beat ACGC in four. Brooke Tastad had 15 kills for Montevideo. Plus one more result from the West Central South.

Litchfield's Megan Lambertson recorded her 1000th kill in a sweep of Dassel-Cokato in Wright County action. Lambertson had 17 kills on the night. From the Litchfield Independent Review.

Rocori swept Sartell in Central Lakes action. Jordan Hansen had 13 kills for the Spartans. Plus 15 other results in the St. Cloud Times.

DGF swept Hawley in Heart O'Lakes action. From the Fargo Forum.

A
#1 Bethelehem Academy swept United South Central in Gopher action. Holly Hafemeyer had 25 points for BA. From the Faribault Daily News and Albert Lea Tribune.

#2 Windom swept #3 Minneota in a battle of section 3A heavyweights. Megan Ysker had 15 kills for the Eagles. From the Marshall Independent.

#4 Wabasha-Kellogg swept Fillmore Central in Three River action.

#6 Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa swept Maple Lake in Central Minnesota action. Emily Roelike had 10 kills for BBE. Plus four more results in the West Central Tribune.

#8 Ada-Borup swept Win-E-Mac in Pine to Prairie action.

#10 Mayer Lutheran played Holy Family.

Spring Grove swept Houston. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

Rushford-Peterson outlasted Kingsland in five. Jade Pelzl recorded her 1000th career assist for RP. Kenzie Lind had 20 kills for RP. Plus 9 other results from the Winona Daily News.

Goodhue beat Lake City in four. Plus three more results from the Red Wing Republican Eagle.

Blooming Prairie swept Randolph. From the Owatonna People's Press.

Grand Meadow beat LeRoy-Ostrander in five in Southeast action. Jessica Benson had 25 kills for GM. Kaylee Bunne had 14 kills for LRO. From the Austin Daily Herald.

Cleveland beat Alden-Conger in five. Nadean Krueger had 18 kills for AC. From the Albert Lea Tribune.

Wabasso beat Minnesota Valley Lutheran in four in Tomahawk action. Amanda Burk had 19 kills for MVL. Springfield swept Sleepy Eye plus four more results from the New Ulm Journal.

Lakeview swept RTR in Camden action plus 9 other results in the Marshall Independent.

KMS swept Dawson-Boyd. Plus three other results from the West Central Tribune.

Barnum stopped Carlton's 20 match Polar winning streak with a four game victory. Katrina Newman had 24 kills for the Bombers. Plus five other results from the Duluth News Tribune.

Moorhead Park Christian swept Hillcrest Lutheran. Amy Jordahl had 13 aces for MPC. From the Fargo Forum.

LATE RESULTS
Hastings finished fourth in the Henry Sibley Tournament. From the Hastings Star Gazette.

STANDINGS
Here is the Standings in Southeast Minnesota via the Rochester Post Bulletin.

OUTDOOR VOLLEYBALL
Lee’s Summit West, North Kansas City, Winnetonka and Oak Park participated in the first outdoor volleyball tournament in Missouri last night. They set up a court at the football field. From the Kansas City Star.

Next up: College reports