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Women's Volleyball All- America Teams and Award Winners WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL ALL- AMERICA TEAMS AND AWARD WINNERS Division I Awards 2 Division II Awards 2 Division III Awards 2 NIVC Championship 2 DIVISION I AWARDS AVCA PLAYER OF THE YEAR HONDA SPORTS AWARDS FOR Year Player, Team Cl. Position VOLLEYBALL 1985 Kim Oden, Stanford Sr. MH Year Player, Team Cl. Position 1986 Mariliisa Salmi, BYU Jr. S 1987 Teee Williams, Hawaii So. MB 1977 Debbie Green, Southern California Jr. S 1988 Tara Cross, Long Beach St. Jr. OH 1978 Annette Cottle, Utah St. Jr. MB 1989 Tara Cross, Long Beach St. Sr. OH 1979 Ann Meyers, Dayton Sr. OH Teee Williams, Hawaii Sr. OH 1980 Patty Berg, Pacific Sr. MB 1990 Bev Oden, Stanford So. MB 1981 Sally Schlobohm, Texas Sr. S 1991 Antoinnette White, Long Beach St. Sr. OH 1982 Deitre Collins, Hawaii Jr. MB 1992 Natalie Williams, UCLA Sr. OH 1983 Deitre Collins, Hawaii Sr. MB 1993 Danielle Scott, Long Beach St. Sr. MB 1984 Liz Masakayan, UCLA Jr. OH 1994 Laura Davis, Ohio St. Sr. MB 1985 Kim Oden, Stanford Sr. MH 1995 Cary Wendell, Stanford Sr. S/OH 1986 Karen Dahlgren, Nebraska Sr. MB Allison Weston, Nebraska Sr. MB 1987 Suzanne Eagye, Hawaii Sr. MB 1996 Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaii Sr. MB 1988 Mary Eggers, Illinois Sr. MB 1997 Misty May, Long Beach St. Jr. S 1989 Tara Cross, Long Beach St. Sr. OH 1998 Misty May, Long Beach St. Sr. S 1990 Bev Oden, Stanford So. MB 1999 Lauren Cacciamani, Penn St. Sr. MB 1991 Natalie Williams, UCLA Jr. OH Kerri Walsh, Stanford Sr. OPP 1992 Natalie Williams, UCLA Sr. OH 2000 Greichaly Cepero, Nebraska So. S 1993 Danielle Scott, Long Beach St. Sr. MB 2001 Logan Tom, Stanford Jr. OH 1994 Laura Davis, Ohio St. Sr. MB 2002 Logan Tom, Stanford Sr. OH 1995 Allison Weston, Nebraska Sr. MB 2003 Kim Willoughby, Hawaii Sr. OH 1996 Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaii Sr. MB 2004 Stacey Gordon, Ohio St. Sr. OH 1997 Kristin Folkl, Stanford Sr. OH Ogonna Nnamani, Stanford Sr. OH 1998 Misty May, Long Beach St. Sr. S 2005 Christina Houghtelling, Nebraska Jr. OH 1999 Lauren Cacciamani, Penn St. Sr. MB 2006 Sarah Pavan, Nebraska Jr. RS/OPP 2000 Greichaly Cepero, Nebraska So. S 2007 Foluke Akinradewo, Stanford Jr. MB 2001 Logan Tom, Stanford Jr. OH 2008 Nicole Fawcett, Penn St. Sr. OH 2002 Logan Tom, Stanford Sr. OH 2009 Megan Hodge, Penn St. Sr. OH 2003 April Ross, Southern California Sr. OH 2010 Carli Lloyd, California Sr. S 2004 Ogonna Nnamani, Stanford Sr. OH 2011 Alex Jupiter, Southern California Sr. OH 2005 Courtney Thompson, Washington Jr. S 2012 Alaina Bergsma, Oregon Sr. OH 2006 Sarah Pavan, Nebraska Jr. RS/OPP 2013 Krista Vansant, Washington Jr. OH 2007 Foluke Akinradewo, Stanford Jr. MB 2014 Micha Hancock, Penn St. Sr. S 2008 Nicole Fawcett, Penn St. Sr. OH 2015 Samantha Bricio, Southern California Sr. OH 2009 Megan Hodge, Penn St. Sr. OH 2016 Sarah Wilhite, Minnesota Sr. OH 2010 Blair Brown, Penn St. Sr. RS/OPP 2017 Kathyrn Plummer, Stanford So. OH 2011 Alex Jupiter, Southern California Sr. OH 2012 Alaina Bergsma, Oregon Sr. OH 2013 Krista Vansant, Washington Jr. OH 2014 Krista Vansant, Washington Sr. OH 2015 Samantha Bricio, Southern California Sr. OH 2016 Inky Ajanaku, Stanford Sr. MB 2017 Rhamat Alhassan, Florida Sr. MB - Lisa Motes Connolly, BYU 1983 AVCA DIVISION I ALL Jayne Gibson, Pacific Jackie Backus, Western Mich. AMERICA TEAMS Linda Robertson, UCLA Marsha Bond, Kentucky 1982 Vicki Cantrell, San Diego St. The American Volleyball Coaches Association Deitre Collins, Hawaii (AVCA) Division I All-America teams are selected Sandy Aughinbaugh, Cal Poly Eileen Dempster, Pacific by the AVCA Division I All-America Committee Lori Barberich, Penn St. Joyce Kaapuni, Hawaii and have been recognized annually since 1981. Jeanne Beauprey, UCLA Karolyn Kirby, Kentucky The initial AVCA Division I All-America Team was Vicki Cantrell, San Diego St. Anita Moss, Arizona selected in 1981 (six players). A 12-player team Tracy Clark, Southern California Cathy Noth, Nebraska was chosen in 1982 and 1983. A 12-player sec- Deitre Collins, Hawaii Kim Oden, Stanford ond team was added in 1984, while a 12-player Toni Himmer, San Diego St. third team was added in 2002. In 2008, each Patty Orozco, UCLA team expanded to 14 players. Mary Holland, San Diego St. Jan Saunders, Pacific Kori Pulaski, Hawaii Beverly Robinson, Tennessee 1984 1981 Jan Saunders, Pacific Laurel Brassey, San Diego St. Dana Smith, Southern California First Team Nahuka Brown, Hawaii Lori Barberich, Penn St. Deitre Collins, Hawaii Tracy Clark, Southern California Division I Awards 2 Eileen Dempster, Pacific Mary Miller, Pacific Daiva Tomkus, UCLA Sue Harbour, Oregon Charlotte Mitchell, UC Santa Barbara Karrie Trieschman, Hawaii Kim Larson, Texas Wendi Rush, Stanford Teee Williams, Hawaii Ruth Lawanson, Fresno St. Enid Schonewise, Nebraska Elaine Youngs, UCLA Julie Maginot, Pacific Regina Stahl, Arizona St. Liz Masakayan, UCLA Wendy Stammer, LSU Second Team Kim Oden, Stanford Nancy Brookhart, Illinois Angela Rock, San Diego St. 1987 Laura Bush, Illinois Kim Ruddins, Southern California Darcy Cudaback, Wyoming Jan Saunders, Pacific First Team JoAnn Elwell, Penn St. Judy Bellomo, UC Santa Barbara Michelle Hansen, Cal Poly Second Team Suzanne Eagye, Hawaii Kristin Klein, Stanford Michelle Boyette, UCLA Mary Eggers, Illinois Debbie McDonald, Purdue Sherri Brinkman, Texas A&M Liz Hert, Pacific Elaina Oden, Pacific Bobby Broer, Stanford Teri McGrath, Pacific Holly O’Leary, Ohio St. April Chapple, Tennessee Jill Sanders Plumb, BYU Chris Rudiger, Texas-Arlington Sherri Danielson, Colorado St. Nancy Reno, Stanford Virginia Stahr, Nebraska Karen Doane, BYU Wendi Rush, Stanford Natalie Williams, UCLA Caren Kemner, Arizona Diane Saba, Colorado St. Madalyn Meneghetti, Northwestern Mariliisa Salmi, BYU 1990 Julie Mueller, Illinois St. Daiva Tomkus, UCLA Cathy Noth, Nebraska Teee Williams, Hawaii First Team Marianne Smith, Purdue Monique Adams, LSU Kim Takcas, San Diego St. Second Team Melanie Beckenhauer-Heller, Pacific Nancy Brookhart, Illinois Cheri Boyer, Hawaii 1985 Tara Cross, Long Beach St. Michelle Jaworski, Penn St. Dylann Duncan, BYU Kristin Klein, Stanford First Team Lori Endicott, Nebraska Janet Kruse, Nebraska Annie Adamczak, Nebraska Annette Ewasek, Kentucky Pauline Manser, New Mexico Ellen Bugalski, Cal Poly Angelica Jackson, San Diego St. Val Novak, Nebraska Tracy Clark, Southern California Diana Jessie, Hawaii Bev Oden, Stanford Teri DeBusk, San Jose St. Angie Knox, Colorado St. Cathey Scotlan, Pacific Liz Masakayan, UCLA Karen Kramer, Texas Karrie Trieschman, Hawaii Melissa McLinden, Arizona Debbie McDonald, Purdue Natalie Williams, UCLA Elaina Oden, Pacific Teresa Smith, Stanford Kim Oden, Stanford Lori Zeno, UCLA Second Team Kim Ruddins, Southern California Lisa Boyd, Wisconsin Wendi Rush, Stanford 1988 Audrey DiPronio, Ohio St. Marianne Smith, Purdue JoAnn Elwell, Penn St. Tammy Webb, Arizona St. First Team Jenny Evans, UCLA Ann Boyer, UCLA Krissy Fifer, Pacific Second Team Tara Cross, Long Beach St. Maria Gurreri, New Mexico Reydan Ahuna, Hawaii Dawn Davenport, Texas Tea Nieminen, BYU Dede Bodnar, Cal Poly Dylann Duncan, BYU Daniela Reis, LSU Sherri Brinkman, Texas A&M Mary Eggers, Illinois Maria Reyes, UC Santa Barbara Karen Dahlgren, Nebraska Lori Endicott, Nebraska Stephanie Thater, Nebraska Sherri Danielson, Colorado St. Kristin Klein, Stanford Antoinnette White, Long Beach St. Lisa Ettesvold, UCLA Christy Nore, Arizona St. Noelle Zientara, Penn St. Lisa Ice, San Jose St. Virginia Stahr, Nebraska Kathy Luedeke, UC Santa Barbara Daiva Tomkus, UCLA 1991 Julie Maginot, Pacific Laurie Wetzel, Washington Sarah Powers, Western Mich. Teee Williams, Hawaii First Team Sari Virtanen, BYU Monique Adams, LSU Diane Watson, Texas Second Team Melanie Beckenhauer-Heller, Pacific Melinda Beckenhauer, Washington Nikki Busch, Texas 1986 Lisa Bokovoy, Kentucky Kristin Klein, Stanford Nancy Brookhart, Illinois Pauline Manser, New Mexico First Team Martina Cincerova, Hawaii Bev Oden, Stanford Tara Cross, Long Beach St. Ana de Oliveira, Texas-Arlington Danielle Scott, Long Beach St. Karen Dahlgren, Nebraska Andrea Gonzalez, Minnesota Gudula Staub, Florida Suzanne Eagye, Hawaii Debbie McDonald, Purdue Stephanie Thater, Nebraska Mary Eggers, Illinois Jackie Mendez, San Diego St. Antoinnette White, Long Beach St. Lisa Ice, San Jose St. Karen Saavedra, New Mexico Natalie Williams, UCLA Kris Morton, San Diego St. Sue Schelfhout, Texas Taikeasha Williams, Hawaii Eva Murray, Texas Anna Vorwerk, Hawaii Elaina Oden, Pacific Elaine Youngs, UCLA Second Team Mariliisa Salmi, BYU Stefanie Bodison, Southern California Teresa Smith, Stanford 1989 Cheri Boyer, Hawaii Sari Virtanen, BYU Julie Chellevold, Ohio St. Tammy Webb, Arizona St. First Team Malin Fransson, Hawaii Melinda Beckenhauer, Washington Cris Hall, Nebraska Second Team Tara Cross, Long Beach St. Sabrina Hernandez, Long Beach St. Reydan Ahuna, Hawaii Krissy Fifer, Pacific Sharon Kasser, Pacific Ann Boyer, UCLA Janet Kruse, Nebraska Janet Kruse, Nebraska Tisha Delaney, Nebraska Val Novak, Nebraska Angie Miller, LSU Lisa Ettesvold, UCLA Bev Oden, Stanford Daniela Reis, LSU Ellen Hensler, Penn St. Sheri Sanders, Long Beach St. Leisa Wissler, Ohio St. Teri McGrath, Pacific Shawn Sweeten, Texas-Arlington Elaine Youngs, UCLA Division I Awards 3 1992 Lilly Denoon-Chester, Houston Nina Foster, Florida, Sr., MB Charlene Johnson, BYU Amy Steele Gant, BYU, Sr., MB First Team Kelly Kuebler, Southern California Jasmina Marinkovic, Southern California, Jr., MB Kirsten Gleis, Illinois Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaii Misty May, Long Beach St., Jr., S Marissa Hatchett, UCLA Nikki Nicholson,
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