Brock Netter, Staff Writer
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CHILLICOTHE — In a word, Kaci Carroll has been magnificent all season.
Huntington’s senior do-it-all captain’s numbers speak for themselves. While leading her Huntsmen to a 19-3 mark, Carroll has posted 391 kills, 43 aces, 10 blocks and 280 digs.
Every single night, Carroll got the job done and answered the bell when her number was called.
On Wednesday, Carroll’s body of work was rewarded as she was named the Scioto Valley Conference’s Player of the Year.
On the opposite side of the net, Adena’s Kimmy Dalton has earned the SVC’s Defensive Player of the Year honor. Dalton was spectacular in every sense of the word, leading a league championship defense with 433 digs and 19.7 per match.
Meanwhile, Huntington coach Jackie Stauffer and Adena coach Laura Smith will share the SVC’s Coach of the Year honor.
Joining Carroll and Dalton with all-league honors, and in no certain order, are Adena’s Katie Burns and Corrine Day, Southeastern’s Jozy Lougheed and Kylee Dunn, Zane Trace’s Addison Platt, Karlee Snavely and Laynie Scott, Huntington’s Brailee Hauswirth and Leah McCloskey, Unioto’s Kyra Stulley, Alexa West and Alli Park, Westfall’s Adrian Moehl, and Piketon’s Ryanne Moore.
The honorable mention list is as follows: Adena’s Jacey Smith and Kamryn Sowers, Huntington’s Alli Baker and Roni Lytle, Paint Valley’s Callie Glassburn and Reagan Blackstone, Piketon’s Reese Shanks and Larkin Vulgamore, Southeastern’s Gracie Brown and Reese Ruckel, Unioto’s Isabel Link and Alyssa Stanley, Westfall’s Karli Thornton and Aubrey Clark, and Zane Trace’s Kailee Johnson and Reise Grant.
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