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The Southern Hills Athletic Conference released its all-league volleyball and soccer lists this 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 be announced until Oct. 27.
VOLLEYBALL
The SHAC volleyball title once again ran through North Adams, where the Green Devils finished 13-0 in league play.
Because of that, NA had four players receive all-league honors in Katelynn Boerger, Natalie Ragan, Aulbrea Meade and Paige Evans.
Joining those four on the all-league list is Fairfield’s Jobey Hattan, Remi Moon, Kelsey Clark and Makenzie Anderson, Lynchburg-Clay’s Addy Carraher, Kylie O’Connor and Joslyn Rockey, Peebles’ Angel Gray, Whiteoak’s Kylee Hamm, Fayetteville’s Maya Murphy and Victoria Thompson, Ripley’s Harlie Polley, Manchester’s Rylie Young, West Union’s Ashlah Staten.
North Adams coach Katie Ragan is the conference’s Coach of the Year.
BOYS SOCCER
Lynchburg-Clay won the league title with a 7-0-1 mark in SHAC play and was well-represented on the all-league list with four different names.
Noah Bitzer, Jay Cordrey, Isaac Eyre and Braedon West each received all-league recognition for the SHAC-champion Mustangs.
Joining that quartet with all-league honors are North Adams’ Beau Hesler, Cameron McCann and Jayce Rothwell, Fayetteville’s Ryder Luncan and Blake Rugenstein, Eastern Brown’s Noah Shuemake and Trystyn Perkins, Peebles’ Hayden Browning and Connor Gross, Fairfield’s Logan McIntosh and Zane Matthews, Whiteoak’s Abe Flader and Tyler Wessner, Ripley’s Owen Kirk and West Union’s Brylee Mills.
Lynchburg-Clay’s Jason West has been named the conference’s Coach of the Year.
GIRLS SOCCER
Once again, Lynchburg-Clay walked away with the league’s championship after finishing 5-0-1 in league play.
Because of their efforts, the Mustangs saw Addie Downing, Aubrey Slack, Olivia Van Fleet, Allie Waits and Miranda Smith all earn all-SHAC honors.
Joining those five with all-league status are Fairfield’s Vivian Henniger, Hannah Hamilton, Rilee Quickle, Ava Hooper and Landey Teeters, Fayetteville’s Lilly Carlier and Ryley Kleemeyer, Eastern Brown’s Makena Corbin, Amberlynn Whitaker and Vivian Grimes, North Adams’ Tatum Grooms and Raylan Eldridge, Peebles’ Lainee Barr and Ava Brumley, and Ripley’s Grace Taylor.
The SHAC Coach of the Year is Lynchburg-Clay’s Dennis West.
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