Derrick Webb, Staff Writer
Southern Ohio Sports Authority is presented by OhioHealth.
The Southern Hills Athletic Conference released its all-league volleyball and soccer lists this past week and a host of familiar names headlined the dockets.
Here’s a full look at the conference’s all-league selections.
NOTE: The league’s Player of the Year selections will not me made announced until Sunday.
VOLLEYBALL
Fairfield, who finished 12-1 in league play, had three players receive all-league recognition in Peyton Magee, Jobey Hattan and Faith Miller. The Lions won the Division I title and stand at 19-4 overall.
In Division II, Peebles was also 12-1 and had three of their own earn all-league status in Summer Bird, Caydence Carroll and Darby Mills.
North Adams is represented on the list by Katelynn Boerger, Keetyn Hupp and Brea Stout while Fayetteville’s Anne Murphy graces the list as well.
Rounding out the all-league volleyball list, and in no certain order, is Whiteoak’s Claire Ames and Lydia Carr, Eastern’s Sarah Clark, Ripley’s Riley Finn, Manchester’s Maggie Roberts, West Union’s Ashlah Staten and Aubrey Weakley, and Lynchburg-Clay’s Bell Vesey.
Peebles’ Annie Gustin is the league’s Coach of the Year.
BOYS SOCCER
Lynchburg-Clay, who won the league title with a 6-0-1 record inside conference play, is represented by Kayden Fyffe, Trey Pitzer, Ian Waits and Landon West. North Adams, which finished 5-1-1 in the SHAC, saw three players earn all-league status in Cody Hesler, Trey Hoop and Hunter Brown.
Fayetteville’s Teegan Doughman and Jonas Jakeway, Peebles’ Evan Day, Mason Sims and Cory Reed, Eastern’s Hendrix Likerman and Noah Shuemake, Fairfield’s Logan McIntosh and Daniel Ward, Ripley’s Colin Pollitt and West Union’s Arbutus Wuest round out the entirety of the all-league list.
Lynchburg-Clay’s Jason West has been named the SHAC’s Coach of the Year.
GIRLS SOCCER
Jade Massey, Kalyn Rich, Karlie Tipton and Olivia Van Fleet are all-league honorees after helping Lynchburg-Clay finish undefeated in league play.
North Adams, which finished second in the league with a 6-1 mark, had four players receive all-league status in Harlee Brand, Hunter Grooms, Laney Ruckel and Kenlie Jones.
Rounding out the list is Fayetteville’s Lilly Carter and Cassidy Feldhaus, Fairfield’s Faith Donley, Hailey Tolle and Hallie Haines, Eastern’s McKenzie Dotson, Alyssa Perkins and Rylee Leonard, West Union’s Asha McElroy, Peebles’ Vanessa Trotter and Ripley’s Allye Rosselot.
Lynchburg-Clay’s Dennis West has been named the SHAC’s Coach of the Year.
SPONSORED BY WILLEY & SON TRUCKING
