Sara Mosiman’s vast collection of season-ending awards continues to grow.

For the second year in a row, the King’s High School junior received league most valuable player honors in volleyball.

The 5-foot-10 outside hitter was tabbed Cascade Conference MVP. As a sophomore, Mosiman earned the same award in volleyball and basketball from the now-defunct Chinook League.

Senior setter Ashley Strecker was a first-team selection and Knights coach Steve Bain was named coach of the year.

King’s shared the Cascade Conference title, placed third in its first trip to the Class 2A state volleyball tournament and finished the season 18-4 overall.

In cross country, King’s runners Heidi Peterson, Melody Miles and Alex Croutworst earned first-team honors based on their top-seven showings at the league meet.

Cascade Conference volleyball

Most Valuable Player: outside hitter Sara Mosiman (King’s)

First team: libero Amy Brown (South Whidbey), setter Ashley Strecker (King’s), outside hitter Shannon Rhor (Cedarcrest), middle hitter Becky Westerman (Cedarcrest), setter Bethany Carlson (Cedarcrest), outside hitter Caitie Newman (South Whidbey)

Second team: middle hitter Lisa Coate (Archbishop Murphy), setter/outside hitter Ashley Werner (Archbishop Murphy), outside hitter Whitney Oviatt (Cedarcrest), middle hitter Sarah Hicks (South Whidbey), outside hitter Carissa Clark (King’s), defensive specialist Melisa Uvence (King’s), outside hitter Michaelea Dudder (Granite Falls)

Coach of the Year: Steve Bain (King’s)

Cascade Conference girls cross country

First team: Caitlin Ramirez (Cedarcrest), Nancy Godsey (South Whidbey), Erica Johnson (South Whidbey), Katy Gordon (South Whidbey), Mary Bakeman (South Whidbey), Heidi Peterson (King’s), Melody Miles (King’s)

Second team: Corrine Gogert (Lakewood), Laura Coghlan (King’s), Heidi Kieling (King’s), Crystal Marino (Granite Falls), Lauren Thompson (King’s), Chelsea Snyder (King’s), Karissa Eslinger (King’s)

Coach of the Year: Doug Fulton (South Whidbey)

Cascade Conference boys cross country

First team: Nathan Zahn (Lakewood), J.D. Peters (South Whidbey), Tyler Rapp (Lakewood), Alex Croutworst (King’s), Dane Betts (Lakewood), Scott Skiles (Lakewood), Cullen Hammontree (Cedarcrest)

Second team: Cody Chappell (Cedarcrest), Brent Woodham (King’s), Ben Snyder (Archbishop Murphy), Chris Depender (South Whidbey), Keith Dillenbeck (Sultan), Jeff Dull (King’s), Evan Dull (King’s)

Coach of the Year: Jeff Sowards (Lakewood)