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Julia Huynh ■ Lincoln senior libero Played excellent defense with 418 digs and received 548 serves with a better than 90 percent success rate. 2015 ALL-CS8 VOLLEYBALL Kiley Brunstein ■ Jacksonville sophomore outside hitter Was the Crimsons' leader in kills with 180, while receiving 322 serves with a nearly 85 percentage. She added 66 digs and 35 blocks and is one part of a talented sophomore tan- dem to watch for JHS. Maria Cline ■ Lanphier senior outside hitter/defen- sive specialist Wrapped up an underappreciated career with 225 kills, 28 aces and 16 blocks while providing the Lions tons of grit. Was a big part of the Lions' step forward the past two seasons. Cassidy Dooley ■ Rochester sophomore setter/right- side hitter Led the Rockets with 622 assists in 78 sets, averaging eight per game. But she was also versatile, recording 140 digs, 109 kills, 48 blocks and 21 service aces. Kori Hayes ■ Chatham Glenwood senior outside hitter Led the team with 137 kills and totaled 119 digs and a team-high 237 serv- ice receptions with an 89.4 percentage. She added 30 aces and 15 blocks. Kaylyn Hoffert ■ Lincoln senior outside hitter Made a strong case for Player of the Year with 342 kills for the CS8 runner-up Railers. She finished with 219 digs, 137 points, 36 aces and 33 blocks. She put away nearly half of her kill opportunities at 46.7 percent. Emma Hopkins ■ Sacred Heart- Griffin senior outside hitter Was a vital piece of the CS8's undefeated champion record- ing 228 kills, 162 digs, 50 aces and 49 blocks while receiving 384 serves. Megan Lewis ■ Sacred Heart- Griffin senior middle hitter Was part of the Cyclones' terrific front line, adding depth to go along with her 99 kills and 61 blocks. Her blocks and her 39 aces were both second on the team. Madalyn Mann ■ MacArthur senior outside hitter Was second in the CS8 with 303 kills, added 227 digs and 46 aces in 85 sets played in the Generals' second season in the conference. Jakya Peeler ■ MacArthur sophomore setter Had a terrific season with 315 assists, 147 kills, 130 digs and 52 service aces, proving she was an important piece to the Generals anywhere on the court. Angela Perry ■ Rochester junior middle hitter Was the CS8's block leader with 105 and led the Rockets with 220 kills. While basketball is her No. 1 sport, she is poised for an even bigger volleyball season next year. Carrie Rolf ■ Springfield High senior outside hitter Led the Senators with 218 kills and finished the season with 275 digs. She successfully received 82 percent of serves. All-academic team Chatham Glenwood — Amanda Balster (Sr.), Paige Beckerman (So.), Sarah Bingenheimer (Jr.), Makenzie Bray (So.), Hannah Brown (So.), Madison Hochstein (Jr.), Katie Lee (Jr.), Kayla Lee (Jr.), Erin Roesch (So.), Emma Seiz (Sr.) Decatur Eisenhower — Maram Abdullah (Jr.), Alyssa Baltimore (So.), Lauryn Bond (Jr.), Hannah Glasco (Jr.), LaDonna Morstatter (Jr.), Kyanae Toombs (So.) Decatur MacArthur — Stalexxus Bradford (So.), Kaylin Clark (So.), Illiyah Dawson (So.), Makenzye Hammel (Jr.), Hannah Hillman (Sr.), Marrisa Holloway (Sr.), Olivia Jackson (So.), Maleeyah Joyner (So.), Madalyn Mann (Sr.), Jakya Pealer (So.), Raven Sherill (So.) Jacksonville — Gretchen Biessman (Sr.), Emma Fenner (Sr.), Mae Gibson (So.), Blasia Harris (Sr.), Ariel Mansholt (Jr.), Korie Petefish (Sr.), Kate Schildman (Jr.), Shae Upton (So.), Daisy Wood (So.), Zoe Wood (Jr.) Lanphier — Chloe Bellot (So.), Rylee Cook (So.), Haley Fitzgerald (Sr.), Kelsey Fitzgerald (Sr.), Hailey Fry (So.), Taylor Gilbert (Jr.), Tashaunna Kirk (Jr.), Nia Tiller (So.), Correan Young (Sr.) Lincoln — Allison Baker (Sr.), Lauren Block (Jr.), Hannah Cameron (Sr.), Brooklyn Elsas (Jr.), Julianna Funk (So.), Autumn Hoffert (So.), Kaylyn Hoffert (Sr.), Julia Huynh (Sr.), Sydney Johnson (Jr.), Emma O'Donoghue (Jr.), Josalyn Owens (Jr.), Brook Soebbing (Sr.) Rochester — Madelyne Ashbaugh (Jr.), Ali Bortmess (Jr.), Madeline Butcher (Sr.), Sam Churchill (Sr.), Cassidy Dooley (So.), Audrey Henson (Jr.), Michelle Kearney (So.), Angela Perry (Jr.), Chloe Rickman (Sr.), Camryn Sapetti (Jr.), Madeline Schurman (So.), Suzi Seaton (Sr.), Chloe Simpkins (Jr.), Emily Torricelli (Jr.), Grace Walker (So.), Falon Wilson (Sr.) Sacred Heart-Griffin — Renee Abernathy (So.), Hannah Bayer (So.), Eilise Cummins (Sr.), Claire Esslinger (So.), Jessica Giacomini (Jr.), Mary Helen Healy (So.), Katelyn Kiel (So.), Allison Lanzotti (Jr.), Gretchen Madonia (So.), Alexis Osowski (So.), Abby Pohlman (Jr.), Taylor Rahn (So.), Carissa Reedy (So.), Erin Schweska (So.), Makayla Yoho (Sr.) Southeast — Kaylee McClanahan (Sr.), Mikayla Morgan (Sr.), Jordyn Rubin (Sr.), Torri Covington (Jr.), Amber Ogden (Jr.) Springfield High — Sarah Cross (Sr.), Brooklyn Crum (Sr.), Ella Flesner (Jr.), Brooke Hadley (Sr.), Kyra Minder (Jr.), Arianne Moody (Jr.), Olivia Riemer (So.), Carrie Rolf (Jr.), Annie Sherrick (Jr.), Francesca Trigillo (Sr.), Rose Varney (Jr.), Cressa Wagner (Sr.), Sarah Wagner (So.), Kari Wilhelm (Sr.) Special mention Renee Abernathy (So.) Sacred Heart-Griffin; Maram Abdullah (Jr.) Decatur Eisenhower; Paige Beckerman (So.) Chatham Glenwood; Sarah Bingenheimer (Jr.) Chatham Glenwood; Lauryn Bond (Jr.) Decatur Eisenhower; Ali Bortmess (Jr.) Rochester; Makenzie Bray (So.) Chatham Glenwood; Hannah Cameron (Sr.) Lincoln; Kylie Eller (Sr.) Decatur MacArthur; Makayla Ewing (Sr.) Southeast; Emma Fenner (Sr.) Jacksonville; Haley Fitzgerald (Sr.) Lanphier; Hannah Glasco (Jr.) Decatur Eisenhower; Hannah Hillman (Sr.) Decatur MacArthur; Cassie Huey (Jr.) Jacksonville; Delaney Jordan (Sr.) Sacred Heart-Griffin; Maleeyah Joyner (So.) Decatur MacArthur; Shellie Kearney (So.) Rochester; Abby Ratsch (Fr.) Springfield High; Chloe Rickman (Sr.) Rochester; Jordyn Rubin (Sr.) Southeast; Camryn Sapetti (Jr.) Rochester; Amari Smith (Sr.) Lanphier; Cressa Wagner (Sr.) Springfield High; Arianne Moody (Jr.) Springfield High; Makayla Yoho (Sr.) Sacred Heart-Griffin Sacred Heart-Griffin players Megan Lewis, left, and Annie Urbance elevate to attempt a block during the Cyclones’ playoff run. DAVID SPENCER/THE STATE JOURNAL-REGISTER KILLS G K K/G Hoffert, Lin 84 342 4.07 Mann. Mac 85 303 3.56 Cline, Lan 64 225 3.52 Urbance, SHG 83 257 3.10 Cummins, SHG 83 239 2.88 Perry, Roch 78 220 2.82 Hopkins, SHG 83 228 2.75 Rolf, SHS 80 218 2.73 Cameron, Lin 81 213 2.63 Brunstein, JHS 72 180 2.50 Ratsch, SHS 40 93 2.33 Upton, JHS 75 168 2.24 Wilhelm, SHS 79 171 2.16 Pealer, Mac 75 147 1.96 Sherill, Mac 74 136 1.84 Abdulah, Eis 71 126 1.77 Sapetti, Roch 78 133 1.71 Soebbing, Lin 82 139 1.70 Holloway, Mac 70 118 1.69 Kearney, Roch 77 128 1.66 Smith, Lan 68 113 1.66 Beckrmn, Glen 69 114 1.65 Hayes, Glen 78 127 1.63 Rickman, Roch 78 121 1.55 KFitzgerald, Lan 68 102 1.50 Bond, Eis 71 106 1.49 Bray, Glen 80 113 1.41 Dooley, Roch 78 108 1.38 Seiz, Glen 81 104 1.28 Abernathy, SHG 79 100 1.27 Lewis, SHG 83 99 1.19 Huey, JHS 75 87 1.16 ACES G A A/G Butcher, Roch 53 43 .81 Pealer, Mac 75 52 .69 Hopkins, SHG 83 50 .60 Wilson, Roch 71 41 .58 Bortmess, Roch 78 43 .55 Mann, Mac 85 46 .54 Block, Lin 81 39 .48 Lee, Glen 80 38 .48 Lewis, SHG 83 39 .47 Wilhelm, SHS 79 37 .47 Hochstein, Glen 82 36 .44 Cline, Lan 64 28 .44 Hoffert, Lin 84 36 .43 Hillman, Mac 85 36 .42 Petefish, JHS 68 28 .41 Urbance, SHG 83 33 .40 Moody, SHS 80 31 .39 Hayes, Glen 78 30 .38 Kearney, Roch 77 28 .36 Cameron, Lin 81 29 .36 Rolf, SHS 80 28 .35 Johnson, JHS 75 26 .35 Soebbing, Lin 82 28 .34 Joyner, Mac 85 29 .34 Bray, Glen 80 27 .34 Upton, JHS 75 24 .32 Fenner, JHS 75 24 .32 Lolling, Lin 84 25 .30 Harris, JHS 74 22 .30 Rubin, SE 67 19 .28 Bond, Eis 71 20 .28 Morgan, SE 62 16 .26 DIGS G D D/G Joyner, Mac 85 451 5.31 Huynh, Lin 82 418 5.10 C Wagner, SHS 74 305 4.12 Bortmess, Roch 78 313 4.01 Bngnhemr, Glen 82 328 4.00 Rolf, SHS 80 275 3.44 Yoho, SHG 83 255 3.07 Cameron, Lin 81 248 3.06 Mann, Mac 85 227 2.67 Cook, Lan 68 179 2.63 McCloud, Eis 57 144 2.53 Hoffert, Lin 84 205 2.44 Cross, SHS 75 176 2.35 Kearney, Roch 77 176 2.29 S Wagner, SHS 67 150 2.24 Lee, Glen 80 173 2.16 McClanahan, SE 62 132 2.13 Fenner, JHS 75 157 2.09 Hopkins, SHG 83 162 1.95 Covington, SE 53 103 1.94 Bray, Glen 80 153 1.91 Urbance, SHG 83 155 1.87 Butcher, Roch 53 97 1.83 Dooley, Roch 78 140 1.79 Barris, Roch 77 138 1.79 Pealer, Mac 75 130 1.73 Healy, SHG 80 138 1.73 Bond, Eis 71 113 1.59 Hayes, Glen 78 112 1.44 Ogden, SE 57 81 1.42 Lolling, Lin 84 116 1.38 Hillman, Mac 85 117 1.38 ASSISTS G A A/G Dooley, Roch 78 622 7.97 Lanzotti, SHG 84 478 5.69 Lolling, Lin 84 403 4.80 Moody, SHS 80 359 4.49 Pealer, Mac 75 315 4.20 O'Donoghue, Lin 84 350 4.17 Thomas, Eis 71 293 4.13 Hochstein, Glen 82 327 3.99 Johnson, JHS 75 279 3.72 Hillman, Mac 85 297 3.49 Cross, SHS 75 238 3.17 Urbance, SHG 83 257 3.10 Morgan, SE 62 184 2.97 Bray, Glen 80 227 2.84 Harris, JHS 74 180 2.43 Nicols, SE 61 92 1.51 H Fitzgerald, Lan 68 44 .65 BLOCKS G B B/G Perry, Roch 78 105 1.35 Upton, JHS 75 92 1.23 Huey, JHS 75 73 .97 Cummins, SHG 83 65 .78 Sapetti, Roch 78 60 .77 Beckerman, Glen69 48 .70 Wilhelm, SHS 79 54 .68 Churchill, Roch 73 49 .67 Shores, Mac 65 43 .66 Soebbing, Lin 82 52 .63 Dooley, Roch 78 48 .62 Minder, SHS 72 41 .57 Lewis, SHG 83 47 .57 Smith, Glen 23 13 .57 Hopkins, SHG 83 44 .53 White, Eis 71 36 .51 Seiz, Glen 81 39 .48 Brunstein, JHS 72 33 .46 Rickman, Roch 78 35 .45 Holloway, Mac 70 30 .43 Smith, Lan 68 29 .43 Hoffert, Lin 84 33 .39 Glascoe, Eis 71 25 .35 Urbance, SHG 83 25 .30 Bray, Glen 80 24 .30 Toombs, Eis 71 19 .27 Abernathy, SHG 79 21 .27 Ewing, SE 58 15 .26 Cline, Lan 64 16 .25 Block, Lin 81 19 .23 Elsas, Lin 78 18 .23 2015 ALL-CS8 VOLLEYBALL Capsules by RYAN MAHAN | Staff Writer | 788-1546 FINAL STATISTICS Emma Seiz ■ Glenwood senior middle/ opposite hitter Had 112 kills, 42 digs and 40 blocks and successfully served over 95 percent on the season, finishing with 88 points on 206 serves. Brook Soebbing ■ Lincoln senior middle hitter Her 52 blocks led the Railers while 139 kills put her second overall. She also finished with 85 digs. Kari Wilhelm ■ Springfield High senior middle hitter With 171 kills, she was second on the team but led the Senators with 54 blocks and 37 aces. She added 111 digs to her sea- son-long effort. Annie Urbance ■ SHG junior setter/outside hitter An all-around threat for the Cyclones in any position on the floor, she led the team in kills with 257, was second in assists — also with 257 — and came up with 155 digs, 33 aces and 25 blocks. And she was capable of turning a match with a few of her well-timed kills. Shae Upton ■ Jacksonville sophomore middle blocker Was second in the CS8 in blocks with 100 and finished with 168 kills — both numbers which should only go up in her next two seasons. Playing for a pro- gram with a proud history, the Crimsons have a solid sopho- more foundation in place. ★ Eilise Cummins ■ Sacred Heart- Griffin senior middle hitter The CS8 Player of the Year stepped up when the stakes were the highest, taking over many matches late. She was second on the team in kills with 239 but at a far better rate than anyone else and her block total of 89 was best on the team and third in the con- ference. Final standings CS8 All SHG 90 28 9 Lincoln 8 1 28 9 Springfield High 63 21 13 Rochester 63 21 15 Jacksonville 63 13 19 Glenwood 45 13 21 MacArthur 36 18 18 Eisenhower 27 11 20 Lanphier 18 14 16 Southeast 09 4 28
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Julia Huynhn Lincoln seniorlibero
Played excellentdefense with 418digs and received548 serves with a better than90 percent success rate.
2015 ALL-CS8 VOLLEYBALL
KileyBrunsteinn Jacksonvillesophomore outside hitter
Was the Crimsons' leader inkills with 180, while receiving322 serves with a nearly 85percentage. She added 66 digsand 35 blocks and is one partof a talented sophomore tan-dem to watch for JHS.
Maria Clinen Lanphier senior outsidehitter/defen-sive specialist
Wrapped up anunderappreciated career with225 kills, 28 aces and 16blocks while providing theLions tons of grit. Was a bigpart of the Lions' step forwardthe past two seasons.
CassidyDooleyn Rochestersophomore setter/right-side hitter
Led the Rockets with 622assists in 78 sets, averagingeight per game. But she wasalso versatile, recording 140digs, 109 kills, 48 blocks and21 service aces.
Kori Hayesn ChathamGlenwood senior outsidehitter
Led the teamwith 137 kills and totaled 119digs and a team-high 237 serv-ice receptions with an 89.4percentage. She added 30aces and 15 blocks.
KaylynHoffertn Lincoln senioroutside hitter
Made a strongcase for Player of the Year with342 kills for the CS8 runner-upRailers. She finished with 219digs, 137 points, 36 aces and33 blocks. She put away nearlyhalf of her kill opportunities at46.7 percent.
EmmaHopkinsn Sacred Heart-Griffin senioroutside hitter
Was a vital piece of the CS8'sundefeated champion record-ing 228 kills, 162 digs, 50 acesand 49 blocks while receiving384 serves.
Megan Lewisn Sacred Heart-Griffin seniormiddle hitter
Was part of theCyclones' terrificfront line, adding depth to goalong with her 99 kills and 61blocks. Her blocks and her 39aces were both second on theteam.
MadalynMannn MacArthursenior outsidehitter
Was second in the CS8 with303 kills, added 227 digs and46 aces in 85 sets played inthe Generals' second seasonin the conference.
JakyaPeelern MacArthursophomore setter
Had a terrific season with 315assists, 147 kills, 130 digs and52 service aces, proving shewas an important piece to theGenerals anywhere on thecourt.
AngelaPerryn Rochesterjunior middlehitter
Was the CS8's block leaderwith 105 and led the Rocketswith 220 kills. While basketballis her No. 1 sport, she is poisedfor an even bigger volleyballseason next year.
Carrie Rolfn SpringfieldHigh senior outside hitter
Led the Senatorswith 218 kills andfinished the season with 275digs. She successfully received82 percent of serves.
All-academic teamChatham Glenwood —Amanda Balster (Sr.), PaigeBeckerman (So.), SarahBingenheimer (Jr.), MakenzieBray (So.), Hannah Brown(So.), Madison Hochstein(Jr.), Katie Lee (Jr.), Kayla Lee(Jr.), Erin Roesch (So.),Emma Seiz (Sr.)Decatur Eisenhower —Maram Abdullah (Jr.), AlyssaBaltimore (So.), Lauryn Bond(Jr.), Hannah Glasco (Jr.),LaDonna Morstatter (Jr.),Kyanae Toombs (So.)Decatur MacArthur —Stalexxus Bradford (So.),Kaylin Clark (So.), IlliyahDawson (So.), MakenzyeHammel (Jr.), HannahHillman (Sr.), MarrisaHolloway (Sr.), Olivia Jackson(So.), Maleeyah Joyner (So.),Madalyn Mann (Sr.), JakyaPealer (So.), Raven Sherill(So.)Jacksonville — GretchenBiessman (Sr.), Emma Fenner(Sr.), Mae Gibson (So.), BlasiaHarris (Sr.), Ariel Mansholt(Jr.), Korie Petefish (Sr.), KateSchildman (Jr.), Shae Upton(So.), Daisy Wood (So.), ZoeWood (Jr.)Lanphier — Chloe Bellot(So.), Rylee Cook (So.), HaleyFitzgerald (Sr.), KelseyFitzgerald (Sr.), Hailey Fry(So.), Taylor Gilbert (Jr.),Tashaunna Kirk (Jr.), Nia Tiller(So.), Correan Young (Sr.)Lincoln — Allison Baker (Sr.),Lauren Block (Jr.), HannahCameron (Sr.), BrooklynElsas (Jr.), Julianna Funk(So.), Autumn Hoffert (So.),Kaylyn Hoffert (Sr.), JuliaHuynh (Sr.), Sydney Johnson(Jr.), Emma O'Donoghue (Jr.),Josalyn Owens (Jr.), BrookSoebbing (Sr.)Rochester — MadelyneAshbaugh (Jr.), Ali Bortmess(Jr.), Madeline Butcher (Sr.),Sam Churchill (Sr.), CassidyDooley (So.), Audrey Henson(Jr.), Michelle Kearney (So.),Angela Perry (Jr.), ChloeRickman (Sr.), CamrynSapetti (Jr.), MadelineSchurman (So.), Suzi Seaton(Sr.), Chloe Simpkins (Jr.),Emily Torricelli (Jr.), GraceWalker (So.), Falon Wilson(Sr.)Sacred Heart-Griffin —Renee Abernathy (So.),Hannah Bayer (So.), EiliseCummins (Sr.), ClaireEsslinger (So.), JessicaGiacomini (Jr.), Mary HelenHealy (So.), Katelyn Kiel(So.), Allison Lanzotti (Jr.),Gretchen Madonia (So.),Alexis Osowski (So.), AbbyPohlman (Jr.), Taylor Rahn(So.), Carissa Reedy (So.),Erin Schweska (So.), MakaylaYoho (Sr.)Southeast — KayleeMcClanahan (Sr.), MikaylaMorgan (Sr.), Jordyn Rubin(Sr.), Torri Covington (Jr.),Amber Ogden (Jr.)Springfield High — SarahCross (Sr.), Brooklyn Crum(Sr.), Ella Flesner (Jr.), BrookeHadley (Sr.), Kyra Minder(Jr.), Arianne Moody (Jr.),Olivia Riemer (So.), CarrieRolf (Jr.), Annie Sherrick (Jr.),Francesca Trigillo (Sr.), RoseVarney (Jr.), Cressa Wagner(Sr.), Sarah Wagner (So.),Kari Wilhelm (Sr.)
Special mentionRenee Abernathy (So.)Sacred Heart-Griffin; MaramAbdullah (Jr.) DecaturEisenhower; PaigeBeckerman (So.) ChathamGlenwood; SarahBingenheimer (Jr.) ChathamGlenwood; Lauryn Bond (Jr.)Decatur Eisenhower; AliBortmess (Jr.) Rochester;Makenzie Bray (So.)Chatham Glenwood; HannahCameron (Sr.) Lincoln; KylieEller (Sr.) DecaturMacArthur; Makayla Ewing(Sr.) Southeast; EmmaFenner (Sr.) Jacksonville;Haley Fitzgerald (Sr.)Lanphier; Hannah Glasco(Jr.) Decatur Eisenhower;Hannah Hillman (Sr.)Decatur MacArthur; CassieHuey (Jr.) Jacksonville;Delaney Jordan (Sr.) SacredHeart-Griffin; MaleeyahJoyner (So.) DecaturMacArthur; Shellie Kearney(So.) Rochester; AbbyRatsch (Fr.) Springfield High;Chloe Rickman (Sr.)Rochester; Jordyn Rubin(Sr.) Southeast; CamrynSapetti (Jr.) Rochester;Amari Smith (Sr.) Lanphier;Cressa Wagner (Sr.)Springfield High; ArianneMoody (Jr.) Springfield High;Makayla Yoho (Sr.) SacredHeart-Griffin
Sacred Heart-Griffin players Megan Lewis, left, and AnnieUrbance elevate to attempt a block during the Cyclones’playoff run. DAVID SPENCER/THE STATE JOURNAL-REGISTER
KILLS
G K K/GHoffert, Lin 84 342 4.07Mann. Mac 85 303 3.56Cline, Lan 64 225 3.52Urbance, SHG 83 257 3.10Cummins, SHG 83 239 2.88Perry, Roch 78 220 2.82Hopkins, SHG 83 228 2.75Rolf, SHS 80 218 2.73Cameron, Lin 81 213 2.63Brunstein, JHS 72 180 2.50Ratsch, SHS 40 93 2.33Upton, JHS 75 168 2.24Wilhelm, SHS 79 171 2.16Pealer, Mac 75 147 1.96Sherill, Mac 74 136 1.84Abdulah, Eis 71 126 1.77Sapetti, Roch 78 133 1.71Soebbing, Lin 82 139 1.70Holloway, Mac 70 118 1.69Kearney, Roch 77 128 1.66Smith, Lan 68 113 1.66Beckrmn, Glen 69 114 1.65Hayes, Glen 78 127 1.63Rickman, Roch 78 121 1.55KFitzgerald, Lan 68 102 1.50Bond, Eis 71 106 1.49Bray, Glen 80 113 1.41Dooley, Roch 78 108 1.38Seiz, Glen 81 104 1.28Abernathy, SHG 79 100 1.27Lewis, SHG 83 99 1.19Huey, JHS 75 87 1.16
ACES
G A A/GButcher, Roch 53 43 .81Pealer, Mac 75 52 .69Hopkins, SHG 83 50 .60Wilson, Roch 71 41 .58Bortmess, Roch 78 43 .55Mann, Mac 85 46 .54Block, Lin 81 39 .48Lee, Glen 80 38 .48Lewis, SHG 83 39 .47Wilhelm, SHS 79 37 .47Hochstein, Glen 82 36 .44Cline, Lan 64 28 .44Hoffert, Lin 84 36 .43Hillman, Mac 85 36 .42Petefish, JHS 68 28 .41Urbance, SHG 83 33 .40Moody, SHS 80 31 .39Hayes, Glen 78 30 .38Kearney, Roch 77 28 .36Cameron, Lin 81 29 .36Rolf, SHS 80 28 .35Johnson, JHS 75 26 .35Soebbing, Lin 82 28 .34Joyner, Mac 85 29 .34Bray, Glen 80 27 .34Upton, JHS 75 24 .32Fenner, JHS 75 24 .32Lolling, Lin 84 25 .30Harris, JHS 74 22 .30Rubin, SE 67 19 .28Bond, Eis 71 20 .28Morgan, SE 62 16 .26
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G D D/GJoyner, Mac 85 451 5.31Huynh, Lin 82 418 5.10C Wagner, SHS 74 305 4.12Bortmess, Roch 78 313 4.01Bngnhemr, Glen 82 328 4.00Rolf, SHS 80 275 3.44Yoho, SHG 83 255 3.07Cameron, Lin 81 248 3.06Mann, Mac 85 227 2.67Cook, Lan 68 179 2.63McCloud, Eis 57 144 2.53Hoffert, Lin 84 205 2.44Cross, SHS 75 176 2.35Kearney, Roch 77 176 2.29
S Wagner, SHS 67 150 2.24Lee, Glen 80 173 2.16McClanahan, SE 62 132 2.13Fenner, JHS 75 157 2.09Hopkins, SHG 83 162 1.95Covington, SE 53 103 1.94Bray, Glen 80 153 1.91Urbance, SHG 83 155 1.87Butcher, Roch 53 97 1.83Dooley, Roch 78 140 1.79Barris, Roch 77 138 1.79Pealer, Mac 75 130 1.73Healy, SHG 80 138 1.73Bond, Eis 71 113 1.59Hayes, Glen 78 112 1.44Ogden, SE 57 81 1.42Lolling, Lin 84 116 1.38Hillman, Mac 85 117 1.38
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G A A/GDooley, Roch 78 622 7.97Lanzotti, SHG 84 478 5.69Lolling, Lin 84 403 4.80Moody, SHS 80 359 4.49Pealer, Mac 75 315 4.20O'Donoghue, Lin 84 350 4.17Thomas, Eis 71 293 4.13Hochstein, Glen 82 327 3.99Johnson, JHS 75 279 3.72Hillman, Mac 85 297 3.49Cross, SHS 75 238 3.17Urbance, SHG 83 257 3.10Morgan, SE 62 184 2.97Bray, Glen 80 227 2.84Harris, JHS 74 180 2.43Nicols, SE 61 92 1.51H Fitzgerald, Lan 68 44 .65
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G B B/GPerry, Roch 78 105 1.35Upton, JHS 75 92 1.23Huey, JHS 75 73 .97Cummins, SHG 83 65 .78Sapetti, Roch 78 60 .77Beckerman, Glen69 48 .70Wilhelm, SHS 79 54 .68Churchill, Roch 73 49 .67Shores, Mac 65 43 .66Soebbing, Lin 82 52 .63Dooley, Roch 78 48 .62Minder, SHS 72 41 .57Lewis, SHG 83 47 .57Smith, Glen 23 13 .57Hopkins, SHG 83 44 .53White, Eis 71 36 .51Seiz, Glen 81 39 .48Brunstein, JHS 72 33 .46Rickman, Roch 78 35 .45Holloway, Mac 70 30 .43Smith, Lan 68 29 .43Hoffert, Lin 84 33 .39Glascoe, Eis 71 25 .35Urbance, SHG 83 25 .30Bray, Glen 80 24 .30Toombs, Eis 71 19 .27Abernathy, SHG 79 21 .27Ewing, SE 58 15 .26Cline, Lan 64 16 .25Block, Lin 81 19 .23Elsas, Lin 78 18 .23
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Capsules by RYAN MAHAN | Staff Writer | 788-1546
FINAL STATISTICS
Emma Seizn Glenwoodsenior middle/opposite hitter
Had 112 kills, 42digs and 40blocks and successfully servedover 95 percent on the season,finishing with 88 points on 206serves.
BrookSoebbingn Lincoln seniormiddle hitter
Her 52 blocks ledthe Railers while 139 kills puther second overall. She alsofinished with 85 digs.
Kari Wilhelmn SpringfieldHigh seniormiddle hitter
With 171 kills, shewas second onthe team but led the Senatorswith 54 blocks and 37 aces.She added 111 digs to her sea-son-long effort.
AnnieUrbancen SHG juniorsetter/outsidehitter
An all-around threat for theCyclones in any position onthe floor, she led the team inkills with 257, was second inassists — also with 257 — andcame up with 155 digs, 33 acesand 25 blocks. And she wascapable of turning a matchwith a few of her well-timedkills.
Shae Uptonn Jacksonvillesophomore middle blocker
Was second inthe CS8 in blockswith 100 and finished with 168kills — both numbers whichshould only go up in her nexttwo seasons. Playing for a pro-gram with a proud history, theCrimsons have a solid sopho-more foundation in place.
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EiliseCumminsn Sacred Heart-Griffin seniormiddle hitter
The CS8 Player of the Yearstepped up when the stakeswere the highest, taking overmany matches late. She wassecond on the team in killswith 239 but at a far betterrate than anyone else and herblock total of 89 was best onthe team and third in the con-ference.
Final standingsCS8 All
SHG 9 0 28 9Lincoln 8 1 28 9 Springfield High 6 3 21 13Rochester 6 3 21 15Jacksonville 6 3 13 19Glenwood 4 5 13 21MacArthur 3 6 18 18Eisenhower 2 7 11 20Lanphier 1 8 14 16Southeast 0 9 4 28
