All-SEMO Conference volleyball announced

The All-SEMO Conference volleyball teams were released on Friday, Nov. 10.

For the North Division, Jackson’s Holland Guilliams was the Player of the Year; Jackson’s Payton Gannon was the Setter of the Year; Guilliams and Ella Hukel were co-Libero of the Year; Domian was the Hitter of the Year; and Jackson’s Dave Mirly and Saxony Lutheran’s Steph Brown were named the co-Coach of the Year.

First team selections for the North were Guilliams, Katy St. John (Jackson), Isabel Brown (Saxony Lutheran), Hukel, Clara Brune (Saxonmy Lutheran), Nadia Wasilewski (Jackson), Courtney Tatum (Notre Dame), Kate Rubel (Notre Dame), Kate Nichols (Dexter), Ella Hukel (Cape Central.

Scott City's Alyssa Dirden serves during a game against Puxico on Aug. 29 in Scott City, Missouri.Tony Capobianco ~ tcapobianco@semoball.com

Second-team selections for the North were Grace Ozark (Saxony Lutheran), Avery Criblez (Cape Central), Gannon, Brie Rubel (Notre Dame), Claudia Jones (Notre Dame), Morgan Crisne (Poplar Bluff), Camille Richey (Saxony Lutheran), Brooke Lasaster (Dexter), Madison Phelps (Cape Central), Danielle Martinez (Sikeston).

Honorable mention selections for the North were Kyra Mizell (Poplar Bluff), Aubrey Neumeyer (Notre Dame), Paige Seible (Saxony Lutheran), Christa Vandeven (Jackson), Sydney Miller (Cape Central), Grace Newell (Jackson), Brionna Williams (Sikeston), Izzy Berry (Poplar Bluff), Macie Templemire (Dexter) and Piper Underwood (Cape Central).

For the South Division, Scott City’s Alyssa Dirden was the Player of the Year; Scott City’s Ramsey Spinks was the Setter of the Year; Scott City’s Layla Estes was Libero of the Year; Dirden was the Hitter of the Year; and Scott City’s Cindy Henry was the Coach of the Year.

The first team selections for the South were Dirden, Spinks, Estes, Tayja Carter (Kennett), Maggie Jones (Scott City), JoeBeth Riley (New Madrid County Central) and Mari Fuemmeler (Oran).

Second-team selections for the South were Mackenzie Lawless (Scott City), Baylee Wilcut (Kennett), Bella Wilson (Kennett), Olivia Raspberry (Kennett), Destiny Hughes (New Madrid County Central), Soma Hooper (Charleston) and Ella Garnder (Kennett).

Honorable mention selections for the South were Caroline Brashear (Oran), Lili Wilson (Kennett), Piper Bennett (Oran), Saylor Humphrey (Charleston), Kynsly McCraig (Kennett), Tamyia Mims (Charleston) and Bailey Eastman (Charleston).