State Volleyball Leaders From Tournament Participants
Statistical leaders across classes include top players from Davenport Central Cedar Falls and Wahlert with high kill and assist averages. Names like Jami Hester Ashley Freeman Kristin Hancock Sheena Treanor Megan Hinds and others appear with team affiliations Davenport Central Cedar Falls and Ames among standings.
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Jami Hester
Davenport
Ashley Freeman
C.B. Lincoln
Kristin Hancock
Cedar Falls
Rachael Rogers
Wahlert
Karen Daniels
S.C. Heelan
Julie McElroy
Ames
Stephanie May
Jennifer Snowbarger
Oskaloosa
Emily Gleeson
Megan Hinds
Ames Sheena Treanor
Dog
Tiffany Billum
Katie Kohnen
Bethany Spilde
Kimberly Edwards
Kara Drzycimski
Betsy Cordt
Davenport Central
Tasha Pehi
Sheena Treanor
Hayley Yarkosky
Abby Hodge
Hempstead
Jessica Lalk
C.B
Melissa Wunder
Digggame
Kobi Lazenby
Eliza Chouteau
Dav
Crystal Patch
Rogers shows multi sport talent at Wahlert high
Wahlert star Rogers plays four sports plus golf and basketball, balancing practice with school. She has committed to Northern Iowa for softball, after earlier interest from Iowa Iowa State and Kansas, with a .504 average, 11 homers and 62 RBIs last summer.
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Keating
Rogers
Janine Gremmel
Kari Hamel
Gremmel
Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union
Texas-Arlington
University of Texas
Hamel
Iowa
Ing
Rick
Linda
Iowa State
Kansas
Wahlert Golden Eagle
Tripoli Panthers eye third straight Class 1A volleyball title
Tripoli High School pursues a third consecutive Class 1A state crown as Patricia Dietz Megan Wittenburg and Kristin Sievers lead a deep lineup from Cedar Rapids to the U S Cellular Center. The Panthers carry a 42 1 0 record into the state tournament and face Pella Christian at 2 30 p m.
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Tripoli
Dike
Teresa Kehe
Kehe
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Panthers
Patricia Dietz
Erica Slack
Megan Wittenburg
Kristin Sievers
Aplington-Parkersburg
Slack
Dietz
Wittenburg
Sievers
Unity Christian volleyball standout Bouma earns all state honors
Unity Christian senior middle blocker Bouma, 5-10, leads the Knights to a 2A state title. She averages 3.33 kills per game with .385 hitting and 1.22 blocks per game. She serves 94.1 percent with 0.53 aces and 2.58 digs per game while excelling in front and back row plays under coach Janna Van Donge.
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Steph Marsh
DeWitt Central
Sarah Aeschliman
Davis County
Crystal Hanson
Roland-Story
Rachel van Beek
Western
Tara DeBoer
Western Christian
Mary Jo Ament
Jill Bouma
Unity Christian
Beekman
Sarah Mulder
Carolyn Sybesma
Megan Noteboom
Unity
Tina Kruckenberg
Iowa Falls
Tiff Evers
Lon Utt
Greta Billerbeck
Elara Hopkins
Roland Story
Jill Bourna
Krista Grange
J Browning
Red Oak
Knights
Janna van Donge
Kimberly Edwards Leads Crusaders In Elite Play
Kimberly Edwards as a senior honors student and two time elite all state player has been a four year starter for Heelan. Edwards rates among state assist leaders with 10.17 per game and adds 0.99 kills per game. She dominates serving at 94.7 percent with 0.66 aces and 2.28 digs per game. Coach Lori Schaal praises her unparalleled work ethic and court vision creating one on one opportunities for hitters.
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Edwards
Crusaders
Heelan
Lori Schaal
Kim
Katie Kohnen Leads Dubuque Wahlert to 2000 State Crown
Senior 5 7 guard Katie Kohnen of Dubuque Wahlert is an elite all state selection after guiding the Golden Eagles to the 2000 Class 3A state title. She earned MVC Valley Division player of the year and averages 11 assists per game with 46 kills and 35 blocks. Her serving rate is about 90 percent with 53 aces. Coach Tom Keating hails her as the whole package, combining physical and technical skills with leadership and quick decision making.
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Golden Eagles
Tom Keating
Steph Marsh Leads Central To State Semifinals In 2A
Steph Marsh, 6-2 junior, earns 2A first team honors after posting 5.74 kills per game and a postseason surge to about 9 per outing. She also displays a 92 percent serve rate with 1.9 digs and 1.7 blocks per match as Central reaches the semifinals. Coach Greg Weller calls Marsh a marquee player who elevates the team with a lethal back row attack and pinpoint serves.
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Marsh
Greg Weller
Steph
Brie Penaluna Leads Cedar Fails As State Appointee
Cedar Fails outside hitter Brie Penaluna a senior at 5 8 wins third team all state in Class 1A last year. She averages 4.12 kills per game and 0.62 blocks with a school record kill total and a .385 kill efficiency. Penaluna is a two time state champion and two time Drake Relays long jump champion coached by Craig Pitcher who notes her arm speed jump and power.
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Little Panthers
Penaluna
Drake
Rachael Rogers and Megan Wittenburg Named Elite Multi Sport Standouts
Rachael Rogers, a 5-8 senior and Elite all-stater, helped Wahlert win a Class 3A title and earned first-team in softball and basketball with 4.00 kills and 2.24 digs per game, plus 91 percent serves and 36 aces. Megan Wittenburg, a 6-0 senior, led Panthers to a 1A title, posting 3.55 kills 2.16 digs and 0.90 blocks per game with a .400 kill efficiency and 91 percent serves. Coaches praise their humility, focus, and team-first play.
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Teresa Reineke
Treynor
Kristen Stock
WLVA
Erie Penaluna
NU High
Katie Pederson
Lake Mills
Megan Wittenburg
Tripoli
Kelsey Christianson
Jade McAdams
Lindsey van Wyk
Pella Christian
Patricia Dietz
Aranda Show
IMS
Angela Schiotfeldt
Rock Valley
Tiffany Everding
Brittany Parsons
Kristin Sievers
Katy Kingland
Erica Schiotfeldt
Andrea Christensen
Pella
Alison Woerdehoff
Ashley Gingerich
Megan Schmitz
Amanda Show
Jill Helgeson
Karrie McCabe
Kim Mehlin
Megan
Wahlert
Tom Keating
Panthers
Wittenburg
Teresa Kehe
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Patricia
Jeff Linder
Jeffi
Gazette
Miranda Meyer
Bouma
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Brie Penaluna
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