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2018 PTW Alpha by School IHSVCA Players to Watch Alpha by School 2A Alexandria Monroe High School Allyson Granger 12 M 2A Alexandria Monroe High School Aubrey McCann 10 DS 2A Alexandria Monroe High School Kaitlyn Bair 10 OH 2A Alexandria Monroe High School Lauren Dungan 10 OH 2A Alexandria Monroe High School Reece VanBlair 10 OPP/DS 2A Alexandria Monroe High School Reiley Hiser 10 OPP/S 2A Alexandria Monroe High School Taylor StineField 9 M 2A Andrean Lauren Bartley 12 Middle 3A Angola HS Cait Snyder 11 OH 3A Angola HS Gabriela McHugh 12 S 3A Angola HS Sami Lee 11 OPP A Barr-Reeve High School Anna Ballengee 10 OH 4A BedFord North Lawrence Carlee Kern 9 MH 4A BedFord North Lawrence Madison Branaman 12 Libero 4A BedFord North Lawrence Meredith Deckard 12 OH 4A BedFord North Lawrence Savanna VanHoy 12 S/RS 3A Bellmont High School Emilee Scheumann 11 OPP 3A Bellmont High School Grace Hunter 12 MH 3A Bellmont High School Rachel McBride 11 L 3A Bellmont High School Tori Miller 12 OH 3A Benton Central Audrey Strawsma 11 S/RS/MH 3A Benton Central Ellie Fry 12 OH 3A Bishop Dwenger High School Anna Burkhardt 12 Outside 3A Bishop Dwenger High School Maddie Ellis 12 Middle 3A Bishop Dwenger High School Madi Ross 12 Setter 3A Bishop Dwenger High School Sarah McTague 12 DS 3A Bishop Dwenger High School Taya Dazey 11 Outside 3A Bishop Luers High School Anna Parent 9 OH 3A Bishop Luers HS Avery Ball 9 Libero 3A Bishop Luers HS Hannah Sweeney 9 OH/M 3A Bishop Luers HS Jelena Girod 11 S/OH 3A Bishop Luers HS Taylor BransField 11 M/OH 4A Bloomington High School South Bailey DeMier 10 S 4A Bloomington High School South Kenadee Coyle 10 Opp. 4A Bloomington High School South Olivia Blacketter 11 MH 2A Boone Grove Sydney Dixon 11 OH/DS 3A Bosse High School Millai Madison 11 3A BrebeuF Jesuit Abbey Richmond 11 L 3A BrebeuF Jesuit Davia Poythress 11 MB 3A BrebeuF Jesuit Jenna Hill 10 MB 3A BrebeuF Jesuit Kate Johnson 12 S 3A BrebeuF Jesuit Reagan Hopp 12 OH 3A BrebeuF Jesuit Taila Trabue 12 OH 3A Burris Laboratory School Abigail Kessler 9 MA 3A Burris Laboratory School Helen Beach 10 DS 3A Burris Laboratory School Lauren Nixon 9 S/RS 3A Burris Laboratory School Mara Perry 11 S 3A Burris Laboratory School MyKel Ivy 12 MA 2A Cambridge City Lincoln High School Allie Owens 12 MH 2A Cambridge City Lincoln High School Emmie Pugh 12 OH 2A Cambridge City Lincoln High School Kami Laymon 12 Libero 2A Cambridge City Lincoln High School Laynie Russell 12 OH 2A Cambridge City Lincoln High School Rachel Merida 12 Setter 4A Carroll High School (Fort Wayne) Anna Frey 12 OH 4A Carroll High School (Fort Wayne) Jordan Martin 12 OH 4A Carroll High School (Fort Wayne) Taya HaFFner 10 S 4A Castle High School Jessica Nunge 12 OH 4A Cathedral Anna TrieloFF 11 M 4A Cathedral Jami Hansen 11 L 4A Cathedral Rose Meyer 12 OH 4A Center Grove High School Ashley Eck 11 DS/Libero 4A Center Grove High School Calista StaFFord 11 OH/RS 4A Center Grove High School MJ Hammill 11 S 4A Center Grove High School Santina Schembra 12 DS/Libero 4A Chesterton High School Lorann Lombrdini 12 L/DS 4A Chesterton High School Maggie Vrahoretis 10 s 4A Chesterton High School Meghan GaFFigan 9 OS/MB 2A Clinton Prairie Jr/Sr HS Alyssa Lukasik 12 M/OS 2A Clinton Prairie Jr/Sr HS Kylie Rapp 12 S 4A Columbus East Allison Mack 11 OH 4A Columbus East CJ Clausen 12 MH 4A Columbus North HS Maddy Sebahar 12 DS 2A Covenant Christian HS Bailey Everett 12 Libero 2A Covington High School Corrissa Remter 12 MB 2A Covington High School Lauren O'Neill 11 MB 4A Crown Point High School Hannah Wold 11 RS 4A Crown Point High School Madison Banter 11 OH 4A Crown Point High School Olivia Panepinto 11 S 4A Crown Point High School Savana Chacon 11 L A Culver Community Cerenna Eakright 11 Libero A Culver Community Sarah Morrison 11 OH 4A East Central Mackenzie Ewing 12 OH 4A Elkhart Central Maddie Grimes 11 Libero 4A Elkhart Central Micheala Whitaker 10 RS 4A Evansville F.J. Reitz High School Abby Shane 12 OH/RS 4A Evansville F.J. Reitz High School Carmen AlFord 12 MB 4A Evansville F.J. Reitz High School Catie Shane 10 S/RS 4A Evansville F.J. Reitz High School Kaleigh Meritt 9 OH 4A Evansville F.J. Reitz High School Katie Hunter 10 OH/RS 4A Evansville F.J. Reitz High School Olivia Miles 10 MB 4A Evansville F.J. Reitz High School Victoria Garland 11 DS 4A Evansville North High School Evan Hammett 11 S 4A Evansville North High School Katie Pogue 9 S/OH 4A Evansville North High School Lindsey Grayson 11 OH/S 4A Evansville North High School Rylie Lasher 10 OH/MH 4A Evansville North High School Savannah Strieter 11 MH 3A FairField Jr. Sr. High School Chloe Bontrager 12 OH 3A FairField Jr. Sr. High School Madeline Gawthrop 11 RS/S 4A Fishers Bryn Roberts 11 OH/DS 4A Fishers Camryn Haworth 10 OPP 4A Fishers Jada Allen 10 MB 4A Fishers Rose DuFFy 12 S A Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian Abbie Boyer 12 MH/RS A Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian Ally Barkhaus 12 OH A Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian Julia Nagy 11 OH A Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian Kennedy Kintz 12 S 4A Franklin Community Brooke Phillips 12 Setter 4A Franklin Community Brooklyn Peddycord 12 DS 4A Franklin Community Cami Kelsey 10 OH 4A Franklin Community Isabell Mahin 12 OH 4A Franklin Community Kabria Chapman 10 MH 4A GreenField-Central Ava Antic 10 OH 4A GreenField-Central Haleigh Pribble 12 OPP 4A GreenField-Central Makayla Price 10 OH/OPP 3A Greensburg High School Anna West 10 MB 3A Guerin Catholic Jasmine WolFgram 12 OH 3A Guerin Catholic Sydney Jachimowicz 10 OH 2A Heritage Christian School Rachel Phillps 12 OH 2A Heritage Christian School Raven Colvin 10 MH 3A Heritage Hills High School Hannah Schnuck 11 Libero 3A Heritage Hills High School Lilly Vance 10 OH 3A Heritage Hills High School Rebekah Gordon 10 MH A Kouts High School Abby Maier 10 Setter 4A LaFayette JeFF high school Nivonne Allen 12 outside/DS 4A LaPorte High School Aniya Kennedy 9 OH/MB 4A LaPorte High School Annalise Warnock 11 OH 4A LaPorte High School Gillian Santana 12 L 4A LaPorte High School Kara Cooper 12 MB 4A LaPorte High School Reilly Briggs 12 OH 4A Lawrence North Ashleigh White 10 RH 4A Lawrence North Charity McDowell 11 MB 3A Lawrenceburg High School Cora Taylor 9 OH 3A Lawrenceburg High School Grace Taylor 12 S 3A Lawrenceburg High School Juliana Kemper 11 MH 3A Lawrenceburg High School McKenna Lorton 12 OH 2A Linton-Stockton Aubrey Walton 11 S 2A Linton-Stockton Mallorey Frye 12 L 4A Martinsville High School Grace Reynolds 9 S 4A Martinsville High School Grace Reynolds 9 S 4A Martinsville High School Marlayna Kemp 11 MB 4A Martinsville High School Marlayna Kemp 11 MB 4A McCutcheon High School Brooke Humphrey 11 OH 4A McCutcheon High School Carli Leonard 11 OH 4A McCutcheon High School Emily Brown 11 L 2A Monroe Central Jordyn 12 MB/DS 4A Mt. Vernon High School Cecilia Bulmahn 9 OH 4A Mt. Vernon High School Claire Ertel 10 OH 4A Mt. Vernon High School Victoria Bulmahn 11 Setter 4A New Albany High School Riley Winslow 11 OH 4A New Albany High School Tess Owsley 10 OH 4A New Palestine High School Lydia Jones 12 OH 4A Noblesville Lexie Almodovar 11 OH 4A North Central (Indianapolis) Kylee Ford 11 OH 4A North Central (Indianapolis) Mya Elliott 12 MH 4A North Central (Indianapolis) Tya Bynum 12 MH 2A North Knox Volleyball Makinzi Meurer 12 OH 2A Northeastern High School Ava Burns 10 MH 2A Northeastern High School Brianna Shepherd 10 DS 2A Northeastern High School Halea Laird 11 MH 2A Northeastern High School Kelli Drake 11 S 2A Northeastern High School Morgan Benjamin 12 OH, DS 3A Northwestern High School Jenna Goodspeed 12 OH 3A Northwestern High School Madison Layden 11 OH A Oldenburg Academy Alex Bamonte 12 DS/OPP A Oldenburg Academy Jessie Rees 10 MH 2A Park Tudor Dia Moore-Freeman 12 RS 2A Park Tudor Lily Sumner 11 OH/MH A Parke Heritage Atlantis Clendenin 10 MH/OH A Parke Heritage Emma White 12 L/DS/OH A Parke Heritage Jillian Gregg 10 OH/MH/S A Parke Heritage Morgen Tinkle 12 S 4A Pendleton Heights Averi Lanman 11 MB/OH 4A Pendleton Heights Avery Ross 9 OH 4A Pendleton Heights Gracie King 11 MB 4A PlainField High School Olivia Utterback 11 OP 4A Plymouth High School Alaina Clady 11 MH 4A Plymouth High School Clare Sheedy 9 OPP/S 4A Plymouth High School Mercedez Bastardo 12 OH 2A Prairie Heights Sierra Riehl 12 MH 4A Shelbyville High School Audrey Reinhart 10 DS 4A Shelbyville High School Grace Laker 12 MB 4A Shelbyville High School Hannah Johnson 11 OH A South Newton Leah Schriner 11 OH/S A South Newton Madelyn Whaley 12 OH 3A Southmont High School Alexis Nelson 11 OH 3A Southmont High School Kaley Remley 10 OH 3A Southmont High School Lilly Ward 12 MB 3A Southmont High School Natalie Manion 10 L/DS 3A Southmont High School Sidney Veatch 10 Setter 4A Southport High School Lauren Cullison 11 OH 4A Southport High School Rachel Campbell 10 DS 2A Southwestern High School Abby Sweet 12 OH 2A Southwestern High School Olivia Jackson 12 S 2A Southwestern High School Taylor Tatlock 12 OH 2A Southwestern High School Trinity Tatlock 10 Hitter/ DS A Springs Valley High School Caitlyn Reynolds 12 OH A Springs Valley High School Jewel McCormick 11 MB A Springs Valley High School Sydney Tucker 11 DS/L A Tecumseh High School Breanna Metzger 12 RS A Tecumseh High School Chloe Holder 11 MH 4A Terre Haute North Vigo High School Chloe Mason 12 Setter 4A Terre Haute North Vigo High School Jaelyn Fennell 12 RS 4A Terre Haute North Vigo High School Keely Davis 10 DS, Setter 4A Terre Haute North Vigo High School Sophie Bussard 12 OH/MH 3A Tippecanoe Valley High School Serena Wagner 12 Setter 3A Twin Lakes Ayanna Thompson 11 S 3A Twin
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