2024 CVC Volleyball All-Conference Awards

Now that the fall sports season has concluded, it’s time to recap the 2024 All-Chagrin Valley Conference volleyball awards.

CHAGRIN DIVISION

Final Standings

1. Perry 10-0
2. Hawken 8-2
3. Chagrin Falls 6-4
4. West Geauga 4-6
5. Orange 2-8
6. Harvey 0-10

Coach of the Year: Patty Hace, Hawken
Player of the Year: Madison Miner, Perry

First Team

Gigi Calabrese, Chagrin Falls
Emily Amador, Harvey
Emily Monachino, Hawken
Sancia Williams, Hawken
Sophia Newman, Orange
Madison Miner, Perry
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Malory Lear, West Geauga

Second Team

Sadie Conrad, Chagrin Falls
Olivia Meyers, Hawken
Kyndall Williams, Hawken
Maddie Moore, Orange
Kendra Konrad, Perry
Shay Rogaski, West Geauga
Anna Grill, West Geauga

Honorable Mention

Dana Ramirez, Harvey
Bri Taylor, Harvey
Lily Victoroff, Chagrin Falls
Audrey Holmes, Chagrin Falls
Casey Jared, Hawken
Santone Aubrey, Perry
Tatum Christian, Perry
Kelsey Lewis, Orange
Kaylee Newman, Orange
Ella Grill, West Geauga
Ireland Oswick, West Geauga

LAKE DIVISION

Final Standings

1. Edgewood 10-0
2. Jefferson 8-2
3. Geneva 6-4
4. Madison 4-6
5. Lakeside 2-8
6. Conneaut 0-10

Coach of the Year: Kyra Vencill, Edgewood
Player of the Year: Faith Vencill, Edgewood

First Team

Faith Vencill, Edgewood
MaKenna Rhodes, Edgewood
Ella Haeseler, Geneva
Rhiley Williams, Geneva
Marillia Matuz, Jefferson
Savana Shipman, Lakeside
Jayden Zepeda, Madison

Second Team

Maddie Zappitelli, Conneaut
Leigha Guyton, Edgewood
Gianna Ianetta, Edgewood
Cora Brace, Geneva
Cheyanne McGirr, Jefferson
Abby Cotton, Jefferson
Rachael McClure, Lakeside
Gracie Kless, Madison

Honorable Mention

Reagan Knox, Edgewood
Luci Paolillo, Edgewood
Kassidy Blood, Jefferson
Olivia Palm, Jefferson
Brooke Wright, Geneva
Claire Cafaro, Geneva
Shay Roby, Madison
Allie Hurst, Madison
Clara Campbell, Lakeside
Jasmine Collazo, Lakeside
Alexis Brown, Conneaut
Bella Fix, Conneaut

METRO DIVISION

Final Standings

1. Independence 12-0
2. Fairview 9-3
3. Lutheran West 9-3
4. Cuyahoga Heights 6-6
5. Trinity 3-8
6. Brooklyn 1-10
7. Richmond Heights 1-11

Coach of the Year: Tony Messina, Independence
Player of the Year: Sofia Smotek, Independence

First Team

Paige Henley, Cuyahoga Heights
Brooklyn Schmidt, Fairview
Sofia Smotek, Independence
Haley Wilson, Independence
Amaya Brooks, Lutheran West
Toni Farris, Richmond Heights
Iniya Charlton, Trinity

Second Team

Jade Riedel, Brooklyn
Addison Bohning, Cuyahoga Heights
Kennedy Crandall, Fairview
Anna Waski, Independence
Anna Jirmasek, Independence
Hannah Bryda, Lutheran West
Izzy Buehner, Trinity

Honorable Mention

Ali Millin, Brooklyn
Audrena Vega, Brooklyn
Arushi Shinde, Cuyahoga Heights
Reiley Conte, Cuyahoga Heights
Chloe King, Fairview
Ava Anders, Fairview
Alberta Moreal, Independence
Emily Novak, Independence
Loryana Williams, Richmond Heights
Raquel Dickson, Richmond Heights
Miracle Head, Trinity
Trinity Johnson, Trinity

VALLEY DIVISION

Final Standings

1. Berkshire 9-1
2. Kirtland 8-2
3. Crestwood 6-4
4. Cardinal 5-5
5. Beachwood 2-8
6. Wickliffe 0-10

Coach of the Year: Joni Prots, Berkshire
Player of the Year: Marissa Rish, Berkshire

First Team

Marissa Rish, Berkshire
Nina Alfieri, Kirtland
Kristiana Katic, Kirtland
Jill Smetana, Berkshire
Ali Puruczky, Cardinal
Hannah Ward, Crestwood
Maddie Dustman, Crestwood

Second Team

Gianna Preston, Beachwood
Kirsten Shaffer, Berkshire
Maddie Ehrhardt, Cardinal
Abby Guyette, Crestwood
Natalie Soltis, Cardinal
Kate Miller, Berkshire
Ellie Spencer, Kirtland
Kelsey Grubiss, Wickliffe

Honorable Mention

Kaylin Hilliard, Beachwood
Casie Baker, Beachwood
Ava Chuha, Berkshire
Hannah Hutchinson, Berkshire
Adelyn Grant, Cardinal
Morgan Csontos, Cardinal
Mia Kalista, Crestwood
Audrey Fusci, Crestwood
Bria Golem, Kirtland
Carmen Kalous, Kirtland
Tatianna Farmer, Wickliffe
Lydia Covetta, Wickliffe

 

 

 

Steve Hare
Steve Harehttp://www.ohiovarsity.com
Steve Hare is the Chagrin Valley Conference's Sports Information Director. He also created and publishes OhioVarsity.com, an online publication dedicated to providing hyperlocal coverage to area high school athletic programs. Hare began covering high school sports for the Lake County News Herald in 1997. Hare attended Willoughby South High School through the middle of his senior year, then graduated from Berkshire High School in Burton in 1986. He played football, wrestled and was an all-Geauga county baseball player (1986). He lives in Chardon with his wife Paulette and their children.

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