Lake Stevens’ Maddie Iseminger (14) and Samaya Morin (3) defend against Tahoma’s Rachel Davis (6) during the 4A state volleyball championship match Nov. 23, at the Yakima Valley SunDome. (TJ Mullinax / For The Herald)

Lake Stevens’ Maddie Iseminger (14) and Samaya Morin (3) defend against Tahoma’s Rachel Davis (6) during the 4A state volleyball championship match Nov. 23, at the Yakima Valley SunDome. (TJ Mullinax / For The Herald)

The 2019 All-Wesco volleyball teams

The 2019 All-Wesco volleyball teams as selected by the conferences’ coaches:

WESCO 4A

First Team

Samaya Morin, jr., outside hitter, Lake Stevens

Marina Tukan, jr., outside hitter, Kamiak

Paige Wilson, sr., outside hitter, Jackson

Karli Tri, jr., middle blocker, Lake Stevens

Grace Pollett, sr., outside hitter, Mount Vernon

Erin Ingram, jr., outside hitter, Jackson

Michelle Fast, jr., setter, Lake Stevens

Kamryn Horton, jr., setter, Mount Vernon

Danica Pel, jr., libero, Kamiak

Kate Hansen, sr., libero, Glacier Peak

Second Team

Meg Perry, jr., right side, Glacier Peak

Sofia Soderblom, jr., outside hitter, Glacier Peak

Tatum Smith, jr., outside hitter, Lake Stevens

Avery Davidson, sr., outside hitter, Monroe

Sarah Day, sr., outside hitter, Monroe

Naisa Williams, jr., outside hitter, Mount Vernon

Ellina Powell, soph., setter, Jackson

Brooke Barnes, sr., setter, Monroe

Piper Smith, jr., libero, Lake Stevens

Lily Zavala, sr., libero, Mount Vernon

Coach of the Year

Mindy Staudinger, Jackson

WESCO 3A/2A

First Team

Arianna Bilby, sr., outside hitter, Arlington

Emily Mekelburg, soph., outside hitter, Arlington

MacKenzie Whyte, jr., outside hitter, Snohomish

Morgan Pease, jr., outside hitter, Oak Harbor

Madison Morgan, sr., opposite, Stanwood

Sierra Lange, sr., right side/outside hitter, Edmonds-Woodway

Leielle Salinger, sr., outside hitter, Oak Harbor

Annie Salinger, jr., setter, Oak Harbor

Taylor Pederson, soph., setter, Arlington

Surina Soumpholphakdy, jr., libero, Lynnwood

Lauren Riske, sr., libero, Snohomish

Second Team

Hannah Cymbaluk, sr., middle blocker, Archbishop Murphy

Olivia Watson, sr., opposite, Archbishop Murphy

Jayden Angell, sr., outside hitter, Lynnwood

Julia Nichols, sr., outside hitter, Shorecrest

Kiana Lino, jr., middle blocker, Shorecrest

Sarah Campfield, jr., middle blocker, Snohomish

Jasett Smith, soph., outside hitter, Snohomish

Maggie McGinness, jr., setter, Edmonds-Woodway

Ayana Sabbas, sr., setter, Marysville Pilchuck

Kaia Jones, jr., libero, Archbishop Murphy

Baylor Hezel, soph., libero, Stanwood

Coach of the Year

Whitney Williams, Arlington

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Lake Stevens’ Samaya Morin attempts a kill with Mount Si’s Dana Dolan blocking Nov. 12 at Henry M. Jackson High School in Mill Creek. The Vikings won in straight sets. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)
Timberwolves senior Paige Wilson practices on Oct. 24 at Jackson High School. (Katie Webber / The Herald)
Jackson’s Ainsley Johanson (left) and Erin Ingram attempt a block on North Creek’s Allison Wilks on Nov. 12 at Henry M. Jackson High School Mill Creek. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)
Tahoma’s Chey Jones (8) spikes through Lake Stevens’ Michelle Fast (8), and Maddie Iseminger (14) during the 4A state volleyball championship match Nov. 23, at the Yakima Valley SunDome. (TJ Mullinax / For The Herald)
Lake Stevens’ Tatum Smith digs against Mount Si on Nov. 12 at Henry M. Jackson High School Mill Creek. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)
Monroe’s Avery Davidson (11) hits over Kentridge’s Desiray Bowen (2) and Austin Ibale (5) during the WIAA State Volleyball tournament finals Nov. 17, 2018, at the SunDome in Yakima. (TJ Mullinax / For The Herald)
Monroe’s Sarah Day (8), spikes through West Valley’s (Yakima) Payton Jones (7) and Alyssa Smith (11), in the semifinal round of the WIAA State Volleyball tournament Nov. 17, 2018, at the SunDome in Yakima. (TJ Mullinax / For The Herald)
Monroe’s Brooke Barnes (7) celebrates as the Bearcats scores a crucial point during the fifth set against Kentridge at the WIAA State Volleyball tournament November 17, 2018, at the SunDome in Yakima. (TJ Mullinax / For The Herald)
Arlington’s Arianna Bilby (right) attempts a kill over Ferndale’s Malia Honrud on Nov. 14 at Marysville-Pilchuck High School. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)
Arlington’s Emily Mekelburg celebrates her match winning ace against Oak Harbor on Oct. 24 at Arlington High School. Arlington won in straight sets. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)
Snohomish’s MacKenzie Whyte celebrates a kill Oct. 18, 2018 at Stanwood High School in Stanwood. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)
Snohomish’s Lauren Riske makes a dive against Oak Harbor on Nov. 14 at Marysville-Pilchuck High School. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)
Arlington head coach Whitney Williams, left, cheers with player Reese Talbot, center, after the Eagles scored a point against Shorecrest Sept. 17 at Arlington High School. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)

Lake Stevens’ Samaya Morin attempts a kill with Mount Si’s Dana Dolan blocking Nov. 12 at Henry M. Jackson High School in Mill Creek. The Vikings won in straight sets. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

Timberwolves senior Paige Wilson practices on Oct. 24 at Jackson High School. (Katie Webber / The Herald)

Jackson’s Ainsley Johanson (left) and Erin Ingram attempt a block on North Creek’s Allison Wilks on Nov. 12 at Henry M. Jackson High School Mill Creek. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

Tahoma’s Chey Jones (8) spikes through Lake Stevens’ Michelle Fast (8), and Maddie Iseminger (14) during the 4A state volleyball championship match Nov. 23, at the Yakima Valley SunDome. (TJ Mullinax / For The Herald)

Lake Stevens’ Tatum Smith digs against Mount Si on Nov. 12 at Henry M. Jackson High School Mill Creek. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

Monroe’s Avery Davidson (11) hits over Kentridge’s Desiray Bowen (2) and Austin Ibale (5) during the WIAA State Volleyball tournament finals Nov. 17, 2018, at the SunDome in Yakima. (TJ Mullinax / For The Herald)

Monroe’s Sarah Day (8), spikes through West Valley’s (Yakima) Payton Jones (7) and Alyssa Smith (11), in the semifinal round of the WIAA State Volleyball tournament Nov. 17, 2018, at the SunDome in Yakima. (TJ Mullinax / For The Herald)

Monroe’s Brooke Barnes (7) celebrates as the Bearcats scores a crucial point during the fifth set against Kentridge at the WIAA State Volleyball tournament November 17, 2018, at the SunDome in Yakima. (TJ Mullinax / For The Herald)

Arlington’s Arianna Bilby (right) attempts a kill over Ferndale’s Malia Honrud on Nov. 14 at Marysville-Pilchuck High School. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

Arlington’s Emily Mekelburg celebrates her match winning ace against Oak Harbor on Oct. 24 at Arlington High School. Arlington won in straight sets. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

Snohomish’s MacKenzie Whyte celebrates a kill Oct. 18, 2018 at Stanwood High School in Stanwood. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

Snohomish’s Lauren Riske makes a dive against Oak Harbor on Nov. 14 at Marysville-Pilchuck High School. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

Arlington head coach Whitney Williams, left, cheers with player Reese Talbot, center, after the Eagles scored a point against Shorecrest Sept. 17 at Arlington High School. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)

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