Bulldogs volleyball collects several honors from WestPAC
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HOUGHTON -- The Hancock Bulldogs volleyball team has had an incredible regular season, finishing 28-2-1 and garnering the top spot in the media poll amongst Upper Peninsula teams throughout much of the season.
The Bulldogs won the WestPAC title and coach Brian Lamppa was named Coach of the Year. Along with that success, Hancock had three girls named to the All-Conference First Team.
Junior outside hitters Azura Aho and Romey Koskela were both named alongside senior libero Chloe Bastian.
Hancock also had two girls make the All-Conference Second Team. Junior right side hitter Vaeda Brooks and junior setter Tatum Sporalski were both honored.
Not to be left out, senior Bria Koski was given special mention as well.
Calumet senior right side hitter Chloe Coppo was named Player of the Year.
Senior setter Millie Loukus and senior libero Jess Anderson both made the First Team.
Junior middle hitter Annika Stafford was named to the Second Team.
Senior Braylinn Antilla was given special mention as well.
Houghton had two players named to the First and Second teams. On the First Team were senior libero Katia Rudak and junior right side hitter Lydia Williams. Senior middle hitter Ellie Hainault and senior setter Alyssa Northey were both named to the Second Team.
Junior Brooke Pietila earned special mention.
The Jeffers Jets had two players named to the Second Team, senior outside hitter Kylee Andrews and senior libero Aya Keteri.
Senior Aili Kinnunen was given special mention.
Negaunee's Izzy Francisco, a senior libero, was named Defensive Specialist of the Year.
The rest of the First Team were Gwinn junior setter Harlow Harrison, and Negaunee senior outside hitter Islan Engstrom and senior setter Priya Morey.