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All-area volleyball teams

The Herald’s All-Area Volleyball Teams, selected by sports staff using first-hand observations and ballots received from coaches:

Heather HetzerJuniorKamiak

Micaela ParkerSophomoreMarysville-Pilchuck

Jenna VonMoosJuniorStanwood

Jenna HustonSeniorLynnwood

Kelly HeroldSeniorShorecrest

Mariko CoverdaleJuniorMarysville-Pilchuck

Lindsey SignerJuniorStanwood

Katelin ParksSophomoreStanwood

Haley ShellhornSeniorEdmonds-Woodway

LuAnn AndersonSeniorCascade

Michelle DimitrovJuniorShorewood

Kelsey VoetmannJuniorMountlake Terrace

Eun Oh, Mountlake Terrace; Megan Silver, Snohomish; Trish Bartlette, Lynnwood; Priscilla Bernaola, Arlington; Morgan Bagge, Everett; Megan Tribble, Shorewood; Katie Eshelman, Jackson; Rachel Galbraith, Mountlake Terrace; Tierra Campbell, Mariner; Emily Gould, Shorecrest; Sara Allen, Edmonds-Woodway; Emily Olson, Everett; Jamie Crockett, Jackson; Lauren Marty, Meadowdale; Christina Palmer, Stanwood.

Denise WilburSeniorGranite Falls

Becky NationsJuniorDarrington

Sarah MouwSeniorCoupeville

Lauren CoateJuniorArchbishop Murphy

Jenny SaephanSeniorSouth Whidbey

Amy MouwJuniorCoupeville

Amy Jones, Darrington; Ashley Bagby, Coupeville; Harmony Perrault, Darrington.

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