Brock, Peaster pervade A-D rolls

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Filling the District 9-2A honors are (left to right) Brock’s First Teamers Kyndall Magyar and Abbey Drillette, Co-Newcomer Bailey Snow, MVP Amy Henard and another First Team selection, Braylee Flaska. GREG WEBB/DEMOCRAT PHOTO

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November 28, 2012

Brock, Peaster pervade A-D rolls

Greg Webb sports@weatherforddemocrat.com The Weatherford Democrat Wed Nov 28, 2012, 08:00 AM CST

WEATHERFORD —

Athletes coming from most of the Class 2A, District 9 teams in their respective 2012 volleyball campaigns should find some solace in the now-established fact — they competed against the very best the state had to offer.

While the Brock Lady Eagles were sweeping through the district slate, Peaster established itself as the solid runner-up, losing its only two games in district play to Brock.

The result produced a 2012 all-district roster half composed of Lady Hounds and Lady Eagles, with Brock’s Amy Henard heading up the superlatives group, selected District 9-2A’s Most Valuable Player.

Henard represented a quarter of the “fearsome foursome” senior group that took the Lady Eagles to the state title, well illustrated by the First Team selections of Abbey Drillette, Braylee Flaska and Kyndall Magyar.

The foursome combined for just over 1,400 kills on the season and more than 1,100 digs. Prolific setters Flaska and Henard logged 1,388 assists on the year.

Peaster senior Kelsie Coplen received kudos as the district’s top offensive player, logging a hundred kills during district matches, and was joined in the elite selections by teammate Abby Long, who was named the Most Valuable Server.

Millsap’s Lauren Power was also recognized among the superlatives, named the top blocker of the year with Peaster’s Karissa Wolfenberger.

Leading the Lady Eagles to a 45-3 overall mark, Brock head coach Keith Guyon was again honored as the Coach of the Year.

District 9 2A Volleyball

All-district Honors

Superlatives

Most Valuable Player

Amy Henard Senior Brock

Offensive MVP

Kelsie Coplen Senior Peaster

Defensive MVP

Kanyon Klein Sophomore Brock

Most Valuable Server

Abby Long Senior Peaster

Most Valuable Blockers

Karissa Wolfenberger Junior Peaster

Lauren Power Senior Millsap

Most Valuable Setter

Makenna Burt Junior Paradise

Most Valuable Libero

Makala Neighbors Junior Paradise

Newcomers of the Year

Megan Whitehead Sophomore Peaster

Bailey Snow Sophomore Brock

Coach of the Year

Keith Guyon Brock

First Team

Abby Drillette Senior Brock

Braylee Flaska Senior Brock

Kyndall Magyar Senior Brock

Sandy Weyenberg Junior Peaster

Callie Tuckness Senior Peaster

Jett Preather Sophomore Paradise

Bailey Sides Sophomore Paradise

Ashley Reams Junior Ponder

Jocelyn Chilsom Senior Ponder

Second Team

Mikelyn Kruger Senior Millsap

Maggie Hubbards Senior Peaster

Blair Smotherman Senior Peaster

Shelby Bradshaw Sophomore Paradise

Regan Taylor Sophomore Paradise

Lauren Pittman Freshman Ponder

Erin Summerlan Senior Ponder

Ashley Montgomery Senior Boyd

Honorable Mention

Paxton Parliament Sophomore Brock

Evalli Morris Sophomore Brock

Sarah Beeler Sophomore Peaster

Brooke Chandler Sophomore Peaster

Kaylee McConnell Sophomore Paradise

Meredith Vedral Junior Ponder

Bianca Hernandez Senior Ponder

Kaylee McDaniel Senior Ponder

Jocelyn Chilsom Senior Ponder

Melissa Jones Senior Millsap

Parker Tate Boyd

Kelcei Dees Boyd

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