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The Jersey Girls Volleyball Club, Inc. 2011 DIGS Players Recognition 2012 DIGS Honor Player Grade High School Team BCWCA HM BN Patriot 1st Team Amanda Berkman 11 Mahwah High school 17 Red SL All Group 2 3rd Team All North Jersey 1st Team BN Patriot 1st Team BCWCA 1st Team Katherine Brock 12 River Dell High School 18 Red SL All State 1st Team SL All Group 2 1st Team BCWCA HM BN National 1st Team Molly Brown 11 Northern Valley Old Tappan 17 Red SL All Group 3 3rd Team 1st Team All County; Kianna Carroll 11 Clarkstown South 17 Red All League 1st Team All County; All League; All Section; Taylor Carroll 11 Clarkstown South 17 Red Super 70 BCWCA HM Kimloi Clarke 12 Hackensack High school 17 Red BN Freedom 1st Team BCWCA HM NJIC Meadowlands B 1st Amanda Colombo 11 Wallington High School 17 Red Team SL All Group 1 2nd Team BN Patriot 2nd Team Kalette deMarrais 10 River Dell High School 16 Red BN National 2nd Team Dana Dench 12 Northern Highlands Regional HS 18 White BCWCA 2nd Team BN United 1st Team Corina Dypko 12 Immaculate Heart Academy 18 Red SL All Non-Public 1st Team BCWCA HM Zoe Edelman 11 Leonia High School 16 Red Patriot Div. A 1st Team SL All Group 4 2nd Team Charlotte Fischer 12 Hunterdon Central Regional HS 18 Red BCWCA 2nd Team BN National 1st Team Alexandra Garrett 10 Northern Highlands Regional HS 16 Red SL All Group 3 1st Team The Jersey Girls Volleyball Club, Inc. 2011 DIGS Players Recognition (continued) 2012 DIGS Honor Player Grade High School Team BCWCA 2nd Team Ali Giordano 12 Waldwick High School 18 Red Patriot Div. A 1st Team SL All Group 1 1st Team BN Freedom 2nd Team Elyssa Gould 9 Ridgewood High School 15 Red PCCA 1st Team Emily Guzman 11 Clifton High School 16 Red BN Liberty 1st Team BN Patriot HM Alicia Hines 10 River Dell High School 16 Red BN National 1st Team All North Jersey 2nd Team BCWCA 1st Team Haley Hirsch 11 Northern Valley Demarest 17 Red SL All State 2nd Team SL All Group 3 1st Team BN National 2nd Team Shannon Hubert 9 Ramapo High School 15 Red BN Freedom HM Meredith Johnson 12 Ridgewood High School 18 White BN Freedom 2nd Team Sarah Johnson 12 Ridgewood High School 18 White SL All Group 3 2nd Team Independence Jorji 12 Colonia High School 18 Red BCWCA HM Rachel Kilinski 12 Ridgewood High School 18 Red BN Freedom 1st Team BN United 2nd Team Emily Kolodka 10 Academy of the Holy Angels 16 Red Patriot Div. A 2nd Team Briana Kushner 10 Cresskill High School 16 White BCWCA HM Patriot Div. A 1st Team Jenna Lara 11 Ridgefield Memorial HS 18 White SL All Group 1 3rd Team BN American HM Jenna Leuck 11 Dumont High School 16 White BCWCA 2nd Team BN Patriot 1st Team Mary Maccabee 11 River Dell High School 17 Red All North Jersey 2nd Team SL All Group 2 1st Team All League; All Conference; All Section; 1st Team All Section Rockland County, NY; Mallary McFadden 10 Albertus Magnus 16 Red Player of the Year - Conference 4 National League BN National 2nd Team Julie Merritt 12 Northern Highlands HS 18 White The Jersey Girls Volleyball Club, Inc. 2011 DIGS Players Recognition (continued) 2012 DIGS Honor Player Grade High School Team PCCA 1st Team Michelle Mlynaryk 12 Wayne Valley High School 18 White BN Independence 1st Team All North Jersey 1st Team BN Kelsey Morgan 12 Northern Valley - Old Tappan 18 Red National 1st Team BCWCA 1st Team SL All State 2nd Team SL All Group 3 1st Team BN National HM Kimberly Morgan 10 Old Tappan High School 16 Red BN United 2nd Team Jennifer Pagano 11 Immaculate Heart Academy 17 Red SL All Non-Public 3rd Team BCWCA 1st Team Heather Park 12 Northern Valley - Demerest HS 18 Red BN National 1st Team All North Jersey 2nd Team SL All State 2nd Team SL All Group 3 1st Team BCWCA HM Patriot Div. A 1st Team Alexandra Phoenix 12 Cresskill High School 18 Red SL All Group 1 3rd Team BCWCA 1st Team BN United 1st Team All North Jersey 1st Team SL Ryann Powell 12 Academy of the Holy Angels 18 Red All State 2nd Team SL All Non-Public 1st Team BCWCA 3rd Team Chantal Ramhorst 11 Pascack Hills High School 16 Red NJIC Colonial Div. A 1st Team Gatorade NJ Player of the Year Star Ledger Player of the Year BCWCA 1st Team Nia Reed 10 Immaculate Heart Academy 17 Red BN United 1st Team All North Jersey 1st Team SL All State 1st Team SL All Non-Public 1st Team The Jersey Girls Volleyball Club, Inc. 2011 DIGS Players Recognition (continued) 2012 DIGS Honor Player Grade High School Team BCWCA HM Lily Scanzillo 10 Northern Highlands Regional HS 16 Red BN National 1st Team BN Patriot HM Jewell Smolenski 10 Indian Hills High School 16 White BCWCA HM Melissa Terpstra 11 Midland Park High School 17 Red NJIC Patriot B 1st Team BN Patriot 2nd Team Jessica Waldeck 12 Ramsey High School 18 Red BCWCA: Bergen County Women Coaches Association BN: Big North All Division SL: Star Ledger The Jersey Girls Volleyball Club, Inc. 2010 DIGS Players Recognition 2011 DIGS Honor Player Grade High School Team BN Patriot 1st Team Anna Bruno 11 Tenafly 17 Red BN United 2nd Team Jessica Cervini 11 IHA BN National 2nd Team Alison Chu 12 Old Tappan 18 White BN Freedom 2nd Team Kimloi Clarke 11 Hackensack 17 Red BN National HM Dana Dench 11 Northern Highlands 17 White BN United 2nd Team Corina Dypko 11 IHA 17 Red NJIC Patriot HM Zoe Edelman 10 Leonia 15 White BCWCA 1st Team Blair Fuentez 12 Ridgewood 18 Red BN Freedom 1st Team BN National 2nd Team Alex Garrett 09 Northern Highlands 15 Red BCWCA 1st Team Sarah Giegerich 12 Ramapo 18 Red BN National 1st Team BCWCA 2nd Team Julia Gould 12 Ridgewood 18 Red BN Freedom 1st Team BN Liberty 1st Team Emily Guzman 10 Clifton 15 Red BCWCA 1st Team Sarah Hanrahan 12 Pascack Hills 18 White NJIC Colonial 1st Team BCWCA 3rd Team Nicolette Hollar 12 Holy Angels Asst. Coach BN United 1st Team BCWCA 2nd Team Jessica Holm 12 Pascack Hills 18 White NJIC Colonial 1st Team BN United 2nd Team Iana Jacks 12 Holy Angels 18 White BCWCA 1st Team Taylor Jansen 12 Old Tappan 18 Red BN National 1st Team BN Freedom 1st Team Rachel Kilinksi 11 Ridgewood 17 Red BCWCA 1st Team Nicole Kincade 12 Ramapo 18 Red BN National 1st Team BCWCA 2nd Team Olivia Kolodka 12 Holy Angels 18 Red BN United 1st Team 18 White NJIC Colonial 1st Team Samantha Kurtzke 12 Pascack Hills Asst. Coach NJIC Colonial 1st Team Morgan Mende 12 Glen Rock 17 Red BCWCA 3rd Team Danielle Michaels 12 IHA 18 White BN United 1st Team BCWCA 2nd Team Anna Kate Miller 12 Old Tappan BN National 1st Team BN Independence HM Michelle Mlynaryk 11 Wayne Valley 17 Red BCWCA 2nd Team Kelsey Morgan 11 Old Tappan 17 Red BN National 1st Team The Jersey Girls Volleyball Club, Inc. 2010 DIGS Players Recognition (continued) 2011 DIGS Honor Player Grade High School Team NJIC Patriot 1st Team Alexandra Phoenix 11 Cresskill 17 White BCWCA 2nd Team Ryann Powell 11 Holy Angels 17 Red BN United 1st Team NJIC Colonial 2nd Team Chantal Ramhorst 10 Pascack Hills 15 Red BN United 2nd Team Nia Reed 09 IHA 15 Red BCWCA 3rd Team BN Freedom Stephanie Rudd 11 Ridgewood 17 Red 1st Team BN National 2nd Team Lily Scanzillo 09 Northern Highlands 15 White NJIC Patriot 2nd Team Amelia Sigillito 11 Park Ridge 17 White NJIC Patriot 1st Team Melissa Terpstra 10 Midland Park 16 Red BN Patriot 2nd Team Josephina Volaric 12 Mahwah 18 White NJIC Patriot 2nd Team Elaina White 11 Leonia 17 Red BN Patriot 2nd Team Jessica Waldeck 11 Ramsey 17 Red BN National HM Cortney Weissenborn 11 Old Tappan 17 Red BCWCA 1st Team Aiyana Whitney 12 Old Tappan 18 Red BN National 1st Team BCWCA: Bergen County Women Coaches Association BN: Big North All Division The Jersey Girls Volleyball Club, Inc. 2009 DIGS Players Recognition Honor Player Grade High School DIGS Team BCWCA 1st Team NJ All-State 3rd Team Blair Fuentez 11 Ridgewood 17 Red NJ All-Group 4 1st Team BCWCA 1st Team NJ All-State 3rd Team Corinne Palmer 12 Pascack Hills 18 Red NJ All-Group 1 1st Team BCWCA 1st Team NJ All-State 2nd Team Nicole Kincade 11 Ramapo 17 Red NJ All-Group 3 1st Team BCWCA 2nd Team Anna Kate Miller 11 Old Tappan 17 Red NJ All-Group 3 2nd Team BCWCA 2nd Team Ashley Castillo 12 Cresskill 18 Red NJ All-Group 1 1st Team BCWCA 2nd Team Taylor Jansen 11 Old Tappan 17 Red NJ All-Group 3 2nd Team BCWCA 3rd Team Rachel Binder 11 Demarest 17 Red BCWCA 3rd Team Ryann Powell 10 Holy Angels 16 Red BCWCA 3rd Team Danielle Michaels 11 Immaculate Heart Academy 17 Red NJ All-Non Public 1st Team BCWCA 3rd Team Jessica Dittmer 12 Indian Hills 18 Red NJ All-Group 2 2nd Team NJ All-Non Public 2nd Team Athena Garbarino 12 Immaculate Heart Academy 18 Red BCWCA: Bergen County Women Coaches Association .
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