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Stackhouse 1st team All-NWC spiker, Scoles 2nd team 

By Cort Reynolds

Bluffton senior hitter Kylie Stackhouse was named first team All-Northwest Conference in voting recently conducted by the league coaches.

Stackhouse led the Pirates in kills and blocks, and surpassed 1,000 kills for her career this season.

Pirate senior setter Skyler Scoles made second team all-league. She also passed the 1,000 barrier in assists this season.

Lincolnview senior Kendall Bollenbacher was named NWC Player of the Year.

JaNahn Evans was named NWC Coach of the Year by her peers after leading the Lancers to a third straight conference crown.

Lincolnview, Crestview and Leipsic tied for the NWC title at 7-1. 

Bluffton ended up 13-10 overall and in fifth place in the league standings at 4-4.

 

1st Team

Kendall Bollenbacher – Lincolnview – Sr

Peyton Heitmeyer – Leipsic – Sr

Kylie Stackhouse – Bluffton – Sr

Laci McCoy – Crestview – Jr

McKayla Blankemeyer – Lincolnview – Jr

Soraya Jackson – Allen East – So

Cali Gregory – Crestview – So

Kasey Brough – Leipsic – Jr

 

2nd Team

Makailey Bermudez – Columbus Grove – So

Myia Etzler – Crestview – So

Breck Evans – Lincolnview – Jr

Skyler Scoles – Bluffton – Sr

Jocie Hermiller – Leipsic – Sr

Serenity Siefer – Leipsic – Jr

Hannah Williams – Allen East – Jr

Isabelle Murray – Spencerville – Sr

 

Honorable Mention

Gwen Teman – Delphos Jefferson – Jr

Courtney Sumner – Ada – Jr

Claire Hoback – Spencerville – Jr

Josie McGue – Delphos Jefferson – Sr

Kenzie Koontz – Allen East – Jr

Sage Clement – Columbus Grove – Jr

Carsyn Looser – Lincolnview – Jr

Marisa Hermiller – Leipsic – Jr

Ellie Kline – Crestview – Fr

Elle Richardson – Allen East – Jr

Shay Schroeder – Columbus Grove – Sr

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