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Kylie Marshall, jr., Emerald Ridge — 5-11 outside hitter was all-South Puget Sound League South Division pick for fourth-place state finishers. Also member of U.S. Youth National Team.

Jill Collymore, sr., Bush — 5-10 outside hitter lost most of last season to injury; UW-bound standout rated 28th-best senior in nation by prepvolleyball.com.

Lillie Cohn, sr., Garfield — Outside hitter has 4.0 GPA; list of colleges recruiting first-team all-KingCo 4A pick include several Ivy League schools.

Jalen Pendon, sr., Spanaway Lake — Middle hitter/blocker utilized speed and jumping ability to earn first-team all-SPSL South honors; team placed third at state.

Kirsten Foss, sr., Woodinville — Middle hitter earned first-team all-KingCo 4A honors and should vie for league MVP honors.

Shealun Campisi, jr., White River — 5-11 outside hitter was first-team Seamount League Pierce Division pick while helping team to third-place state finish.

Marissa Hill, sr., Mount Si — 5-8 outside hitter has overcome lack of height to earn back-to-back all-KingCo 3A selections; led league in kills last season.

Savannah Reid, sr., Bethel — Standout setter committed just one service error all last season; guides a team expected to contend in tough SPSL South.

Stephanie Augustavo, sr., Bishop Blanchet — Outside hitter from decorated athletic family was first-team all-Metro League selection and should bid for all-state honors.
 
Ashley Barnet, sr., Snohomish — Setter is only returning member of all-WesCo North first team and helped Panthers to regular-season title and to state quarterfinals last season.

Stephanie Slatt, so., Kennedy — 5-11 middle blocker was Seamount League King Division honorable-mention selection and could be MVP contender.

Sarah Primrose, sr., Issaquah — Left-handed opposite hitter was first-team all-KingCo 3A pick and is potential MVP candidate.

J.R. Rardon