| 2023 Tomahawk All-Conference Volleyball Team |
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Hgt. |
Year |
Position |
Team |
| Avery Carlson |
5-8 |
12 |
Outside Hitter |
Wabasso |
| Audrey Johnson |
5-2 |
10 |
Libero |
Wabasso |
| Alivia Olson |
5-10 |
11 |
Outside Hitter |
Wabasso |
| Hailey Hollar |
5-7 |
12 |
Outside Hitter |
Cedar Mountain |
| Aubrey Steffl |
5-5 |
9 |
Outside Hitter |
Cedar Mountain |
| Lily Hubin |
5-9 |
10 |
Setter |
Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart |
| Kristi Kottke |
5-9 |
12 |
Setter |
Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart |
| Kadence Hesse |
5-11 |
12 |
Middle Hitter |
Sleepy Eye |
| Breaunna Mertz |
5-10 |
12 |
Middle Hitter |
Sleepy Eye |
| Samantha Price |
5-9 |
10 |
Outside Hitter |
Sleepy Eye |
| Ava Munsen |
5-10 |
12 |
Middle Hitter |
Minnesota Valley Lutheran |
| Jenna Hotovec |
5-7 |
12 |
Outside Hitter |
New Ulm Cathedral |
| Shay Wilfahrt |
5-9 |
10 |
Outside Hitter |
New Ulm Cathedral |
| Taylor Schafer |
5-9 |
12 |
Outside Hitter |
Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop |
| Jenica Schroepfer |
5-8 |
12 |
Outside Hitter |
Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s |
| Brooklyn Sturm |
5-9 |
12 |
Setter |
Springfield |
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| Honorable mention |
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| Sarah Carlson |
5-5 |
10 |
Setter |
Wabasso |
| Camryn Irlbeck |
5-8 |
10 |
Middle Hitter |
Wabasso |
| Kendra Erickson |
5-6 |
9 |
Setter |
Cedar Mountain |
| Kelsey Ulrich |
5-4 |
10 |
Libero |
Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart |
| Gabbie Bleick |
5-7 |
12 |
Outside Hitter |
Minnesota Valley Lutheran |
| Mackenzie Merseth |
5-9 |
12 |
Outside Hitter |
Minnesota Valley Lutheran |
| Marti Jacobson |
5-11 |
12 |
Outside Hitter |
Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop |
| Addie Hoffmann |
5-4 |
12 |
Libero |
Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s |
| Jalivia Richert |
5-6 |
12 |
Middle Hitter |
Springfield |
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| Kadence Hesse, Hailey Hollar, Jenna Hotovec, Lily Hubin, and Brooklyn Sturm |
| are repeat selections from the 2022 team. |
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| Hailey Hollar and Brooklyn Sturm are three-time selections as they were also |
| selected to the 2021 team. |
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| Player of the Year — Hallie Hollar of Cedar Mountain |
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| Coach of the Year — Barb Johnson of Wabasso |
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