Tuesday, November 10th, 2026

OHSVCA All-Ohio Honors

Locals take top honors

By Daily Standard Staff

A number of area volleyball players and coaches earned honors as the Ohio High School Volleyball Coaches Association announced its All-Ohio teams.

The Midwest Athletic Conference was well-represented in Division VI. State semifinalist Parkway had two first-team selections in Naomi Knapke and Hadley Stover with fellow state semifinalist St. Henry represented by Addy Homan. New Bremen placed two on the first team with Ashtyn Eilerman and Maria Kramer.

St. Henry's Renee Wendel and New Bremen's MariAna Muether earned third team honors while honorable mention accolades went to St. Henry's Kylie Bollenbacher and Fort Recovery's Cameron Muhlenkamp.

Parkway coach Jordan Henkle was selected as Coach of the Year in Division in guiding the Panthers to their first state final four appearance since 2010.

In Division V, Coldwater's Campbell Etzler was named to the first team list. Reigning MAC Player of the Year Kiley May of Versailles was a second team honoree along with Coldwater's Harlow Heyne.

Coldwater coach Nikki Etzler was named Coach of the Year in Division V in guiding the Cavaliers to their second state final four in three seasons.

New Knoxville's Avery Albers was the lone area selection to the Division VII honors list, receiving honorable mention accolades.

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Ottawa-Glandorf, playing this week in the Division IV state final four, is represented by Grace Kahle, who earned honorable mention honors. WBL Player of the Year Gianna Upshaw earned Division III second team honors.

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