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All-Wesco 3A Volleyball

All-Wesco 3A Volleyball Team

FIRST TEAM

Outside Hitters

Delaney Hopen, Shorewood, sr.

Amanda Paavola, Edmonds-Woodway, sr.

Bailey Nelson, Marysville Pilchuck, so.

Elli Allen-Hatch, Shorewood, sr.

Claire Anderson, Oak Harbor, sr.

Setters

Katie Swan, Lynnwood, sr.

Ally Peterson, Arlington, jr.

Middle Blocker

Lauren Sanders, Glacier Peak, jr.

Liberos

Katie Mansfield, Lynnwood, sr.

Veaya Carter, Stanwood, fr.

SECOND TEAM

Outside Hitters

Morgan Van Laar, Arlington, jr.

Bailey Rutter, Shorecrest, sr.

Devon Martinka, Stanwood, fr.

Setters

Taryn Shelley, Shorewood, jr.

Kitt Campbell, Stanwood, sr.

Middle Blockers

Missy Peterson, Edmonds-Woodway, jr.

Kaprice Boston, Lynnwood, jr.

Liberos

Robin Meador, Marysville Gechell, jr.

Maria Bartell, Shorewood, jr.

Opposite

Grace Sears, Stanwood, sr.

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