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2015-16 TGCA Volleyball All-State Selections Athlete First Athlete Last High School Coach First Coach Last Grade Conf. 1A Gentyre Munden BLUM HIGH SCHOOL Lauren McPherson Sophomore 1A Allison Rosenbaum BURTON HIGH SCHOOL Katie Cloud Junior 1A Blaire Smith BURTON HIGH SCHOOL Katie Cloud Junior 1A Sarah Craft DHANIS HIGH SCHOOL Courtney Rodriguez Senior 1A Yani Ponce FORT DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL Gary Lamar Junior 1A Sydney Ritter GARY HIGH SCHOOL Tamika Hubbard Senior 1A Leann Youngblood GARY HIGH SCHOOL Tamika Hubbard Sophomore 1A Madison Karr KOPPERL SCHOOL Trava G Smith Junior 1A Reanna Miller KOPPERL SCHOOL Trava G Smith Sophomore 1A Madison Mooney KOPPERL SCHOOL Trava G Smith Freshman 1A Logan Smith KOPPERL SCHOOL Trava G Smith Freshman 1A Kasey Scott LEVERETTS CHAPEL HIGH SCHOOL Rickey Hammontree Junior 1A Priscilla Serrano MARFA JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL Amy White Junior 1A Makinna Serrata MCMULLEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Darcy Remmers Sophomore 1A Hannah Garrison MEDINA HIGH SCHOOL Lovey Sockol Senior 1A Rosa Schones MILLER GROVE HIGH SCHOOL Gary Billingsley Freshman 1A Kristen Kuehler MUNDAY SECONDARY SCHOOL Jessica Toliver Sophomore 1A Robin Diserens NORTH ZULCH HIGH SCHOOL Gregory Horn Junior 1A Mackenzie Horn NORTH ZULCH HIGH SCHOOL Gregory Horn Senior 1A Sally Osth NORTH ZULCH HIGH SCHOOL Gregory Horn Sophomore 1A Brittany Hohlt ROUND TOP‐CARMINE HIGH SCHOOL RaChelle Etzel Senior 1A Adyson Lange ROUND TOP‐CARMINE HIGH SCHOOL RaChelle Etzel Senior 1A Emma Leppard ROUND TOP‐CARMINE HIGH SCHOOL RaChelle Etzel Senior 1A Jordan Peters ROUND TOP‐CARMINE HIGH SCHOOL RaChelle Etzel Senior 1A Ashlynn Kilpatrick STERLING CITY HIGH SCHOOL Amelia Reeves Senior 1A Autumn Kilpatrick STERLING CITY HIGH SCHOOL Amelia Reeves Senior 1A Brittany Barnett TIOGA SCHOOL Mindy Patton Sophomore 1A Andrea Perez TIOGA SCHOOL Mindy Patton Sophomore 1A Kenzie Jordan WATER VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Lea Morris Freshman 1A Mattie Sheppard WATER VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Lea Morris Junior 1A 2A Hannah Barosh ANDERSON‐SHIRO JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL Cody Hassell Junior 2A Morgan Knoblock ARCHER CITY JH/HS Krissa Johnson Senior 2A Madison Lucido ARCHER CITY JH/HS Krissa Johnson Senior 2A Bailey Rice ARCHER CITY JH/HS Krissa Johnson Junior 2A Kirsie Bishop AVERY HIGH SCHOOL Robert Kelsoe Senior 2A Kaitlyn Kelsoe AVERY HIGH SCHOOL Robert Kelsoe Senior 2A Bailey Taylor AVERY HIGH SCHOOL Robert Kelsoe Senior 2A Kassidy Alexander BECKVILLE JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL Cherry Downs Senior 2A Carson Blair BECKVILLE JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL Cherry Downs Senior 2A Kinley Blair BECKVILLE JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL Cherry Downs Junior 2A Grace Ann Kelley CAYUGA HIGH SCHOOL Magen Humphreys Junior 2A Emma Ricard CAYUGA HIGH SCHOOL Magen Humphreys Senior 2A 2015-16 TGCA Volleyball All-State Selections Ashton Chambers CRAWFORD HIGH SCHOOL Jeff Coker Senior 2A Logan Lacina CRAWFORD HIGH SCHOOL Jeff Coker Senior 2A Caroline Ross CRAWFORD HIGH SCHOOL Jeff Coker Senior 2A Haley Vaughn CRAWFORD HIGH SCHOOL Jeff Coker Sophomore 2A Kaycee Bowling FROST HIGH SCHOOL Elaine Woods Senior 2A Jae Moore FROST HIGH SCHOOL Elaine Woods Senior 2A Hillaree Schwartz FROST HIGH SCHOOL Elaine Woods Senior 2A Courtney Ahrns HARPER HIGH SCHOOL Gina Lumpkins Senior 2A Macie Lumpkins HARPER HIGH SCHOOL Gina Lumpkins Senior 2A Kayla Dykes IOLA HIGH SCHOOL Jamie McDougald Senior 2A Landry Wagner IOLA HIGH SCHOOL Jamie McDougald Junior 2A Erin Early LINDSAY HIGH SCHOOL Bridget Anderle Senior 2A Jocelyn Grewing LINDSAY HIGH SCHOOL Bridget Anderle Sophomore 2A Rachel Lee LONDON HIGH SCHOOL Melinda Wescott Senior 2A Reagan Bludau SCHULENBURG SECONDARY SCHOOL Donald Zapalac Senior 2A Bay Guentert SCHULENBURG SECONDARY SCHOOL Donald Zapalac Senior 2A Haley Couch THRALL HIGH SCHOOL Bethany Grissom Senior 2A Chelsea Seggern THRALL HIGH SCHOOL Bethany Grissom Senior 2A Renee Rivera VAN HORN HIGH SCHOOL Erica Urias Junior 2A Hunter Ervin WEIMAR HIGH SCHOOL Megon LeStourgeon Senior 2A Allison Williams WEIMAR HIGH SCHOOL Megon LeStourgeon Senior 2A Raylee Hopkins WEST TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL Danny Anderson Senior 2A Darian Berend WINDTHORST HIGH SCHOOL Allison Bussey Senior 2A Breann Schreiber WINDTHORST HIGH SCHOOL Allison Bussey Senior 2A Brooke Schreiber WINDTHORST HIGH SCHOOL Allison Bussey Junior 2A Tatum Veitenheimer WINDTHORST HIGH SCHOOL Allison Bussey Sophomore 2A Trinity Shivers WORTHAM HIGH SCHOOL John Ward Senior 2A Kate Vogel WORTHAM HIGH SCHOOL John Ward Junior 2A 3A CeTara Carter ALBA‐GOLDEN HIGH SCHOOL TaShara Everett Senior 3A Addison Cook BOWIE HIGH SCHOOL Jeanie Stark Junior 3A Kayleigh Pappajohn BOYD HIGH SCHOOL Dusty Crafton Junior 3A Isabel Jones BRAZOS HIGH SCHOOL Denyse Fernandez Junior 3A Aubrey Newell CADDO MILLS HIGH SCHOOL Renae Whitaker Sophomore 3A Karley David DENVER CITY HIGH SCHOOL Megan David Senior 3A Taylor Dial DENVER CITY HIGH SCHOOL Megan David Senior 3A Kennidee Willis DEWEYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Lawayne Siegert Junior 3A Rebecca Rabius EAST BERNARD HIGH SCHOOL Allison Brantly Junior 3A Paige Huff ELKHART HIGH SCHOOL Alicia Wooddell Senior 3A Arianna Brooks FARMERSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Harold Davis Senior 3A Hanna McCarver FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL Carey Crabtree Senior 3A Sophie Bozarth GLEN ROSE HIGH SCHOOL Sandy Langford Junior 3A Madison Gibson GLEN ROSE HIGH SCHOOL Sandy Langford Senior 3A Kendall Coles GOLIAD HIGH SCHOOL Jess Odem Junior 3A Roxanne Morris GOLIAD HIGH SCHOOL Jess Odem Junior 3A 2015-16 TGCA Volleyball All-State Selections Katy Salziger GOLIAD HIGH SCHOOL Jess Odem Senior 3A Katey Campbell GUNTER HIGH SCHOOL Tonya Watson Senior 3A Mikayla Watson GUNTER HIGH SCHOOL Tonya Watson Senior 3A Megan Davis HARDIN HIGH SCHOOL Regina Snell Senior 3A Kamryn Weaver HENRIETTA HIGH SCHOOL Rochelle Kabisch Senior 3A Sadie Phimmasone HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL Tori Blankinship Senior 3A Michelle Chan LAGO VISTA HIGH SCHOOL Debbie Hansen Senior 3A Kaydee Honeycutt LEON HIGH SCHOOL Jason Evans Sophomore 3A Kaitlyn Robinson LEON HIGH SCHOOL Jason Evans Junior 3A Brianna Sitton LEON HIGH SCHOOL Jason Evans Senior 3A Maddy Mathers MAYPEARL HIGH SCHOOL Jim W. Wood Senior 3A Lauren Almuete MINEOLA HIGH SCHOOL Kerry Van Cleave Junior 3A Bailee Birdsong NEW DIANA HIGH SCHOOL Andrew Harbison Senior 3A Magye Fenoglio NOCONA HIGH SCHOOL Tiffany Clay Junior 3A McKenna Ballard PEASTER HIGH SCHOOL Autumn Threet Junior 3A Taryn Cast PEASTER HIGH SCHOOL Autumn Threet Sophomore 3A Kennedy Warren PEASTER HIGH SCHOOL Autumn Threet Sophomore 3A Madison Caloss POTH HIGH SCHOOL Patti Zenner Senior 3A Keely Loeffler POTH HIGH SCHOOL Patti Zenner Junior 3A Morgan Bennett SHALLOWATER HIGH SCHOOL Amy Mangum Senior 3A Abigail McKenzie WEST HIGH SCHOOL Sandy Dickerson Senior 3A Kayla McCoy WHITE OAK HIGH SCHOOL Candice Thorn Senior 3A Cayman Sutton WHITE OAK HIGH SCHOOL Candice Thorn Senior 3A Shawnacey Williams WOODVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Kaila Foster Senior 3A 4A Alexa Bass ARGYLE HIGH SCHOOL Clark Oberle Senior 4A Eighmy Dobbins ARGYLE HIGH SCHOOL Clark Oberle Senior 4A Allison White ARGYLE HIGH SCHOOL Clark Oberle Junior 4A Makenzie Rainone BOERNE HIGH SCHOOL Tisha Pettibon Senior 4A Anna Graham BUSHLAND HIGH SCHOOL Janeen Eudy Senior 4A Jayla Norman BUSHLAND HIGH SCHOOL Janeen Eudy Junior 4A Abby Royall CALDWELL HIGH SCHOOL Jane Giese Senior 4A Lauren Gomez CANTON HIGH SCHOOL Elizabeth Ramsey Senior 4A Bailey Drum CANYON LAKE HIGH SCHOOL Kimberly Paisley Senior 4A Cheyenne Huskey COLUMBUS HIGH SCHOOL Kayley Johns Senior 4A Hali Wisnoskie COLUMBUS HIGH SCHOOL Kayley Johns Junior 4A Katelyn Sybesma DALHART HIGH SCHOOL Kira Satterfield Senior 4A Dylana Hutchins DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL Claire Gay Senior 4A Emily Oxford DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL Claire Gay Senior 4A Adrianna Hartmann FREDERICKSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Jason Roemer Senior 4A Aubrey Sultemeier FREDERICKSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Jason Roemer Sophomore 4A Courtnie Roberts KRUM HIGH SCHOOL Lynn Larson Junior 4A Riley Fisbeck LA GRANGE HIGH SCHOOL Rhonda Bloodworth Senior 4A Morgan Burns LA VERNIA HIGH SCHOOL Theresa Reyes Junior 4A Christa Reyes LA VERNIA HIGH SCHOOL Theresa Reyes Sophomore 4A 2015-16 TGCA Volleyball All-State Selections Meeah Maddox LEVELLAND HIGH SCHOOL Karli Morrison Senior 4A Callan Holmes LORENA HIGH SCHOOL Kari Sowders Senior 4A Maddie Miller LORENA HIGH SCHOOL Kari Sowders Junior 4A Riley Duzenack MELISSA HIGH SCHOOL Whitney Nelson Senior 4A Caroline Cutbirth MONAHANS HIGH SCHOOL Candace Barnett Junior 4A Alessandra Wezeman NAVARRO HIGH SCHOOL Phyllis Fowler Senior 4A Charlotte Bradshaw RAINS HIGH SCHOOL Kim Talkington Junior 4A Brittnie Dunn ROBINSON HIGH SCHOOL Kelsi Reynolds Senior 4A Jessica (Rylie) Fuentes ROBINSON HIGH SCHOOL Kelsi Reynolds Senior 4A Bailey Meggs ROBINSON HIGH SCHOOL Kelsi Reynolds Senior 4A Cheyenne Vaca SALADO HIGH SCHOOL Heather Shannon Senior 4A Amber Klepser SEALY HIGH SCHOOL Jennifer Vaden Senior 4A Rayann Rabius SEALY HIGH SCHOOL Jennifer Vaden Sophomore 4A Keleigh Trabing SILSBEE HIGH SCHOOL Lindsay Leach Senior 4A Jordyn Burnell SINTON HIGH SCHOOL Jane Kieschnick Senior 4A Ann Hollas SPRING HILL HIGH SCHOOL Kelly Mercer Senior 4A Kaleigh Conger STEPHENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Frances Metzger Senior 4A Kourtney Seaton STEPHENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Frances Metzger Senior 4A Claire Chapman TARKINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Denise Johnson Junior 4A Jaylan Thomas VERNON HIGH SCHOOL Elly Gonzales Senior 4A 5A Adrianna Scott ABILENE‐COOPER HIGH SCHOOL Nora Campbell Senior 5A Callie Cook ALAMO HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL Courtney Patton Junior 5A Madison Goings ALEDO HIGH SCHOOL Kathy Goings Junior 5A Haley Slocum A&M CONSOLIDATED HIGH SCHOOL Jennifer Kazmierski Senior 5A Laura Jones BARBERS HILL HIGH SCHOOL Lauren Leth
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