Brock Netter, Editor
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COLUMBUS — The Ohio High School Volleyball Coaches Association has announced its All-Ohio volleyball honorees and multiple area athletes have earned recognition.
In Division III, Miami Trace’s Kylie Yeazel has earned a third-team All-Ohio nod. Yeazel led her Panthers to a 17-7 mark, winning a share of the FAC and a district final appearance. She posted 796 assists, 180 digs, 62 kills and 56 aces.
Chillicothe’s Evelyn Hamman graced the honorable mention list after leading the Cavaliers to a 14-9 record with a share of the FAC title, taylling 436 kills, 198 digs, 59 blocks and 39 aces.
Logan Elm’s Claire King is a first-team All-Ohioan in Divison IV after helping her Braves finish 18-6 with 338 kills, 211 digs, 64 blocks and 22 aces.
Earning second-team All-Ohio status is Gallia Academy’s Gracyn Clark, the OVC’s Player of the Year, and Circleville’s Ally Thornsley.
Clark led the Blue Angels to a 24-1 record that included the OVC title and a district final appearance with 924 assists, 214 digs and 66 aces. Thornsley, meanwhile, led the Tigers to a 19-7 record and their first district title since 1984 with 702 assists, 182 digs, 84 kills and 34 aces.
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Circleville’s Addison Edgington made the honorable mention list with 352 kills and 83 blocks, while Waverly’s Sidney Johnson earned her spot with 431 kills, 299 digs and 30 aces.
Adena’s Katie Burns and Wheelersburg’s Ella Chamberlin headline the Division V first-team selections. Burns led her Warriors to SVC and district titles after posting 558 kills, 246 digs, 77 blocks and 30 aces. Chamberlin led the Pirates to SOC III and district titles with 844 assists, 241 digs, 42 kills and 41 aces.
Adena’s Kimmy Dalton made the third-team list with 483 digs and 81 aces, while Zane Trace’s Karlee Snavely was honorable mention with 376 assists, 365 kills, 242 digs, 49 blocks and 46 aces for the district runner-up Pioneers.
In Division VI, South Webster’s Addi Claxon has earned a second-team All-Ohio nod and is the division’s only honoree in SOSA’s coverage area after leading her Jeeps to yet another district championship with 441 digs, 281 kills and 80 aces.
The area’s only all-state recipient in Division VII is Notre Dame’s Maycee Ford, who is a second-team selection after leading her Titans to SOC I and district titles with 333 kills, 103 digs and 38 aces.
For a full look at the All-Ohio volleyball lists, visit the OHSVCA’s website.
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