The Nebraska Coaches Association has finalized the rosters for the 2012 NCA All-Star Volleyball team.

The 29th annual all-star volleyball match will be played on Tuesday, July 24, at Lincoln North Star High School beginning at 7:00 p.m.

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Central Community College middle hitter Katie Beiermann and libero Andrea Odbert were named to the NJCAA Division II All American Team.

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Centennial Conference

First Team East Division

Hailey Kirby – Bergan
Mary Alderson – Bergan
Nevada Meis – St. Albert
Kylie Ferguson – St. Albert
Grace Chvatal (Libero) – Neumann
Arianne Gesell – Concordia
Megan Wickey – Concordia

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COLUMBUS — To say that Jordan Chohon had a good run as a member of the Scotus Central Catholic volleyball team is not only an understatement, but an egregious one.

The SCC setter and Fall Telegram Super Senior spent three years at the helm of head coach John Petersen’s offense, and leaves with two state championships and a third-place finish under her belt, along with the school record in career assists with 2,321.

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After watching their teams lock up state volleyball titles, coaches Gwen Egbert of Papillion-La Vista South and Jake Moore of Lincoln Pius X each pointed to a regular-season match that had a major impact on their squads.

Both were against Omaha Marian.

Class A
(Ranking, Team, Record, Last Week’s ranking)
1. Papillion-LaVista South (41-0) 1
2. Omaha Marian (34-8) 2
3. Omaha Burke (32-7) 3
4. Lincoln Southwest (29-6) 4
5. Bellevue East (30-10) 6
6. Lincoln Northeast (22-17) NR
7. Grand Island (29-6) 5
8. Papillion-LaVista (17-20) 8
9. Millard West (17-17) 9
10. Omaha Westside (18-17) 7

Contenders: Lincoln North Star, Omaha Benson, Kearney

GRAND ISLAND - The Kearney Catholic volleyball team finally got by its longtime nemesis Grand Island Central Catholic in the semifinals, but the Stars were not able to break through with their first championship as perennial powerhouse Columbus Scotus had just enough to win its 15th overall state title.

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GRAND ISLAND - Within the top four teams in Class C1 this season, there were two match ups that hadn't occurred yet this season.

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SEWARD — Ask, and you shall receive.

Despite winning the C1-4 Subdistrict Tournament earlier this week, Scotus Central Catholic volleyball head coach John Petersen had a decent-sized list of things his club needed to shore up heading forward.

C1-1 at Plattsmouth
Friday's final: Ashland-Greenwood def. Auburn 23-25, 25-18, 21-25, 25-12, 15-11

C1-2 at Seward
Friday's final: Columbus Scotus def. Milford 25-18, 25-9, 25-13

C1-3 at Oakland-Craig
Friday's final: Concordia def. Wisner-Pilger 25-15, 25-17, 26-24