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K East Region 2365 Harrodsburg Road, Suite A325 • Lexington, KY 2365 Harrodsburg Road, Suite A325 • Lexington, KY 40504 Telephone 866-544-2822 • Fax 859-226-4338 k www.avca.org AVCA Announces 2014 Division I All-Region Teams and Region Coaches of the Year East Region First Name Last Name School Position Year Kelli Browning*** Creighton University MB Sr. Sarah Burrington Florida State University MB RS So. Tess Clark University of Louisville MB Fr. Katie George University of Louisville S Jr. Katie Horton Florida State University OH So. Katie Mosher Florida State University L RS Sr. Belle Obert Butler University OH Sr. Chidima Osuchukwu George Washington Univ. MB So. Mollie Rogers Yale University OH Sr. Monika Smidova American University S Jr. Aubree Smith** Xavier University S Sr. Vendula Strakova** Hampton University RS Sr. Kelsie Wills Hofstra University OH Sr. Nicole Walch** Florida State University OH Jr. Honorable Mention First Name Last Name School Position Year Corinne Bain Harvard University S So. Abbey Bessler Xavier University OH So. Allison Cappellino American University OH So. Kelsey Crawford Yale University S Fr. Milica Kubura Florida State University RS Fr. Caroline Walters Harvard University MB Sr. Freshman of the Year: Tess Clark, Louisville, MB Coach of the Year: Chris Poole, Florida State (cont.) East Coast Region First Name Last Name School Position Year Autumn Bailey** Marquette University OH So. Tessa Fournier Seton Hall University L So. Ashton Gregory Furman University MB So. Savanah Leaf University of Miami OH Sr. Shelbey Manthorpe Seton Hall University S Sr. Victoria McPherson University of North Carolina MB Jr. Chaniel Nelson University of North Carolina RS RS Sr. Paige Neuenfeldt*** University of North Carolina MB Jr Jeme Obeime** Duke University OH Sr. Amanda Orchard University of Pittsburgh MB Jr. Emani Sims** University of Miami MB RS Sr. Emily Sklar** Duke University OH Jr. Ece Taner University of North Carolina L Sr. Kelsey Williams Duke University S Sr. Honorable Mention First Name Last Name School Position Year Kathryn Caine Virginia Tech RS Sr. Lindsey Gosh Marquette University RS Sr. Sasha Karelov Duke University L So. Stacey Manthorpe Seton Hall University OH Sr. Karin Palgutova St. John's University OH Jr. Meredith Peacock UNC - Wimington MB Jr. Freshman of the Year: Haley Templeton, Miami, S Coach of the Year: Allison Yaeger, Seton Hall Midwest Region First Name Last Name School Position Year Chelsea Albers** University of Kansas RS Sr. Jordan Anderson West Virginia University OH So. Nikki Attea West Virginia University RS Jr. Katie Brand Kansas State University S RS So. Isolde Hannan University of Dayton MB Sr. Ainise Havili University of Kansas S Fr. Lily Johnson Missouri State University OH Fr. Kendall Kritenbrink** University of South Dakota OH Sr. Abbie Lehman Wichita State University MB RS Fr. Arielle Love Duquesne University MB Sr. Caitlin Nolan Iowa State University L Jr. Mackenzie Roddy Northern Illinois University OH Sr. Alaina Turner University of Dayton OH Jr. Kylee Zumach Kansas State University OH Fr. Honorable Mention First Name Last Name School Position Year Hayley Benson Ball State University MB Jr. Jane Emmenecker University of Dayton S Fr. Kayla Haneline University of Northern Iowa MB So. Victoria Hurtt Iowa State University OH Sr. Taryn Miller UMKC L Jr. Katie Reininger Kansas State University MB RS So. Freshman of the Year: Kylee Zumach, Kansas State, OH Coach of the Year: Tim Horsmon, Dayton North Region First Name Last Name School Position Year Abby Cole University of Michigan MB So. Kaitlyn Early Illinois State University S Sr. Kelsey Fien University of Nebraska OH Jr. Kaitlyn Hickey IUPUI OH Jr. Jaelyn Keene Illinois State University MB Fr. Rachel Minarick Michigan State University S Fr. Kori Moster** Michigan State University L Sr. Emily Orrick Illinois State University L Sr. Mary Pollmiller*** University of Nebraska S Sr. Chloe Reinig Michigan State University OH So. Kadie Rolfzen** University of Nebraska OH So. Daly Santana University of Minnesota OH Jr. Emily Spencer IPFW OH Sr. Paige Tapp University of Minnesota MB So. Honorable Mention First Name Last Name School Position Year Katie Dutchman Northwestern University MB RS Sr. Allyssah Fitterer Michigan State University MB So. Taylor Humm Oakland University L Sr. Ashley Rosch Illinois State University OH Jr. Sandra Sydlik Temple University S Jr. Stephenee Yancy UIC MB Jr. Freshman of the Year: Jaelyn Keene, Illinois State, MB Coach of the Year: Melissa Myers, Illinois State Northeast Region First Name Last Name School Position Year Jocelynn Birks** University of Illinois OH RS Jr. Elizabeth Campbell Ohio State University OH Jr. Lauren Carlini** University of Wisconsin S So. Ali Frantti Penn State University OH Fr. Abby Gilleland** Ohio University S Jr. Nia Grant** Penn State University MB Sr. Micha Hancock*** Penn State University S Sr. Liz McMahon University of Illinois RS Sr. Taylor Morey University of Wisconsin L Jr. Haleigh Nelson University of Wisconsin MB So. Taylor Sandbothe Ohio State University MB So. Courtney Thomas University of Wisconsin RS Sr. Dominique Thompson University of Wisconsin MB RS Sr. Aiyana Whitney Penn State University RS RS Jr. Honorable Mention First Name Last Name School Position Year Kelly Lamberti Ohio University OH Sr. Annie Drews Purdue University RS Jr. Kendall Peterkin Princeton University OH/RS Jr. Emily Campbell Valparaiso University OH/RS So. Taylor Sherwin Ohio State University S Sr. Val Nichol Purdue University S/RS Sr. Freshman of the Year: Ali Frantti, Penn State, OH Coach of the Year: Kelly Sheffield, Wisconsin Pacific North Region First Name Last Name School Position Year Inky Ajanaku*** Stanford University MB Jr. Martenne Bettendorf University of Oregon RS Jr. Madi Bugg** Stanford University S Jr. Jordan Burgess Stanford University OH Jr. Adrianna Culbert** Colorado State University RS Jr. Deedra Foss** Colorado State University S Sr. Kyle Gilbert** Stanford University L Sr. Gillian Howard University of the Pacific MB Sr. Merete Lutz Stanford University MB RS Fr. Olivia Magill University of Hawai'i MB Jr. Mary-Kate Marshall Oregon State University OH Fr. Kaleigh Nelson** University of Washington RS Sr. Lianna Sybeldon University of Washington MB Jr. Krista Vansant*** University of Washington OH Sr. Honorable Mention First Name Last Name School Position Year Savannah Blinn Gonzaga University OH RS Jr. Liz Brenner University of Oregon OH Sr. Sierra Nobley Boise State University OH Fr. Morgan Boukather Stanford University RS Sr. Amanda Benson University of Oregon L So. Lillian Schonewise University of California, Berkeley MB RS Jr. Freshman of the Year: Mary-Kate Marshall, Oregon State, OH Coach of the Year: Terry Liskevych, Oregon State Pacific South Region First Name Last Name School Position Year Amy Boswell Brigham Young University MB So. Samantha Bricio*** University of Southern California OH Jr. Macey Gardner Arizona State University OH Jr. Alexa Gray** Brigham Young University OH Jr. Jennifer Hamson*** Brigham Young University RS Sr. Casey Hinger*** CSUN MB Sr. Litara Keil Loyola Marymount University MB Sr. Karsta Lowe** UCLA OH Sr. Madi Kingdon** University of Arizona OH Sr. Chisom Okpala** Long Beach State University MB Sr. Taylor Simpson University of Colorado OH Sr. Penina Snuka University of Arizona S So. Hannah Tedrow Loyola Marymount University S Jr. Taylor Whittingham University of Southern California L So. Honorable Mention First Name Last Name School Position Year Bailey Bateman University of Utah MB Sr. Bree Hammel UNLV MB RS So. Jenelle Hudson Long Beach State University S Jr. Bre Mackie Long Beach State University RS Sr. Chantale Riddle University of New Mexico RS RS Sr. Whitney Young Brigham Young University MB So. Freshman of the Year: Sarah Sponcil, Loyola Marymount, OH Coach of the Year: Shawn Olmstead, BYU South Region First Name Last Name School Position Year Stephanie Aiple Texas A&M University S Fr. Jazzmin Babers Texas A&M University MB So. Alyssa Cavanaugh Western Kentucky University OH Fr. Nakeyta Clair Ole Miss MB Jr. Lauren Ford** Lipscomb University OH Sr. Payton Harris Mississippi State University L Fr. Meredith Hays** University of Arkansas OH Sr. Briana Holman** Louisisana State University MB So. Kat Hutson University of Alabama OH Fr. Jessica Lucas Western Kentucky University S Fr. Krystal Rivers** University of Alabama RS RS So. Heather Schnars University of Central Arkansas OH Jr. Shelby Sullivan Texas A&M University MB Jr. Sierra Wilson** University of Alabama S Jr. Honorable Mention First Name Last Name School Position Year Chanell Clark-Bibbs University of Arkansas MB Jr. Aubrey Edie Ole Miss S Jr. Brittnay Estes Lipscomb University RS Jr. Ashlie Reasor Texas A&M University RS Fr. Chelsea Ross Middle Tennessee State OH Jr. Freshman of the Year: Stephanie Aiple, Texas A&M, S Coach of the Year: Brandon Rosenthal, Lipscomb Southeast Region First Name Last Name School Position Yr. Kaye Alese Green UCF MB RS Sr. Rhamat Alhassan University of Florida MB Fr. Simone Antwi University of Florida MB Jr. Morgan Bergren University of Kentucky S Jr. Kia Bright UCF OH So. Mackenzie Dagostino University of Florida S Jr. Alex Holston** University of Florida RS So. Carly Kan** University of Missouri OH So. Kadi Kullerkann University of Houston OH/RS RS Jr. Jackie Napper University of Kentucky L Sr. Lauren O'Conner University of Kentucky OH Sr. DeLaina Sarden** UCF MB Sr. Anni Thomasson University of Kentucky OH So. Caroline Young** SMU OH Sr. Honorable Mention First Name Last Name School Position Year Avery Acker SMU S Jr. Erin Fairs USF OH Jr. Janelle Giordano SMU MB So. Jale Hervey UCF OH So. Holly Pole University of Florida L Sr. Lauren Wright University of Memphis MB Sr. Freshman of the Year: Rhamat Alhassan, Florida, MB Coach of the Year: Mary Wise, Florida Southwest Region First Name Last Name School Position Year Edina Begic** UALR Sr. OH Khat Bell*** University of Texas Sr. MB Dajana Boskovic UTSA So.
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