2011 SNC All-Conference selections:

WEST

1st Team: Bridgette Baden - Thayer Central
Ashlee Harms - Sandy Creek
Mikaela Shaw - Sandy Creek
Maria Van Kirk - Sutton
Haley Gebers - Superior
Sara Brune - Heartland
Libero - Brielle Van den Berg - Heartland

Doniphan-Trumball def. Superior 25-18, 25-16
Doniphan-Trumball def. Kenesaw 25-21, 25-23
Kenesaw def. Superior 25-21, 26-24

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Thayer Central earned the top seed for the Southern Nebraska Conference Tournament, which gets underway on Oct. 25.

The Titans will face the winner of the Tri County (No. 8) and Cross County (No. 9) match at 7 p.m. on Oct. 25 in Hebron.

STROMSBURG — Cross County defeated visiting Superior (11-9) 25-20, 25-20, 25-22.

Whitney Brooke led the Cougars (12-6) with 13 kills and four ace serves, while Kelly Wright had 15 points and seven ace serves.

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CLASS C-1

ASHLAND-GREENWOOD
COACH: Kendra Craven
LAST YEAR'S RECORD, RANKING: 16-13, unranked
OUTLOOK: The Bluejays return two all-conference-caliber players in libero Kelli Hohensee and MB Morgan Riecken. The Jays have seven seniors on the roster.

Cody Long of Thayer Central was named the Hastings Tribune's All-Tribland Player of the Year.

First Team

Hitter - Cody Long, Thayer Central, 5-foot-9, Senior (4.5 kills/game)

Alma 2, Don.-Trumbull 0

GLENVIL - Alma got off on the right foot at the Sandy Creek Invitational, defeating Doniphan Trumbull 25-10, 25-11 in the first round.

Lauren Waggoner had eight kills and Amanda Wells added five as Alma evened its record at 2-2. Rachel Asche added three blocks and Andrea Ehrke set for 11 kills.

PLEASANTON - Pleasanton will be seeking a new volleyball coach after J.J. Wagner resigned.

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SUPERIOR — Doniphan-Trumbull dropped two matches at the Superior Triangular. The Cardinals (0-6) lost the opening match to Kenesaw 24-26, 25-17, 25-21, and then were downed by host Superior 25-14, 23-25, 25-10.

Molly Gruener led the Cards with 10 kills against Kenesaw, while Jena Schlatz and Emily Lienemann added seven. Jordie Pfeiffer tallied 15 set assists and Taylor Hadenfeldt added 12.

Doniphan-Trumbull showed good balance at the net against Superior as Molly Gruener and Teresa Royston led the way with four kills, followed closely by Jena Schlatz and Tori Katzberg with three. Taylor Hadenfeldt had 33 digs.

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