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Celebrating 150 Wichita-area girls who proved multi-sport stars still shine

How Dru Zeka's hidden power became a 4-gold Kansas state track masterpiece
After a four-gold performance at this year’s state track meet, Wellington junior Dru Zeka is ranked No. 1 on The Eagle’s list of the top 150 Wichita-area girls multi-sport athletes for the 2025-26 school year.

In an age of specialization, these 150 Wichita-area girls stood out by thriving across multiple high school sports.

In an age when specialization continues to creep deeper into high school sports, the multi-sport athlete is still worth celebrating.

The year-round club circuit, private training and pressure to focus on one sport have made it increasingly difficult for high school athletes to excel across multiple seasons. That makes the accomplishments of the Wichita area’s best multi-sport athletes even more impressive.

This list is not meant to start an argument over whether one athlete should be ranked a few spots higher than another. The rankings are subjective and the goal is less about debating the exact order and more about highlighting the rare athletes who managed to thrive across different sports, different seasons and different skill sets during the 2025-26 school year.

To compile the list, The Eagle conducted a deep dive into every sport across more than 90 Wichita-area high schools, ranging from 6A programs to 1A schools. The evaluation weighed state championships, all-state and all-league honors, state medals, individual dominance, team records, state tournament appearances and deep postseason runs.

There was also an emphasis on athletes who helped drive winning. A player who was one of the best athletes on multiple successful teams received extra credit, while individual-sport stars were also rewarded when their peak performance was impossible to ignore. The goal was to balance athletic excellence with versatility, giving a slight preference to athletes who were standouts in multiple true team sports, while still recognizing dominant performers in sports like track, wrestling, golf, tennis, swimming and cross country.

The result is a ranking of the top 50 multi-sport girls athletes in the Wichita area, followed by 100 more standouts to know - a celebration of 150 athletes who showed that specialization is not the only path to excellence in Kansas high school sports.

Dru Zeka of Wellington is a three-time state champion in the high jump.
After a four-gold performance at this years state track meet, Wellington junior Dru Zeka is ranked No. 1 on The Eagles list of the top 150 Wichita-area girls multi-sport athletes for the 2025-26 school year.

The 50 best Wichita-area girls multi-sport athletes

1. Dru Zeka, Wellington junior - Zeka swept four 4A track titles in the 400, 100 hurdles, high jump and long jump, while also earning all-state basketball honors for a 23-3 Wellington team that finished fourth in 4A. She also was a first team all-league volleyball player.

2. Arika Feldman, Little River senior - Feldman was a player-of-the-year-level force in volleyball and basketball, leading Little River to state championships in both sports. She helped the Redskins finish 44-2 in volleyball and 27-2 in basketball.

Hesston senior Ashley Lehman completed her second straight four-gold performance at the Kansas state track and field meet, as she finished her career with Class 3A state meet records in all four of her events.
Hesston senior Ashley Lehman completed her second straight four-gold performance at the Kansas state track and field meet, as she finished her career with Class 3A state meet records in all four of her events.

3. Ashley Lehman, Hesston senior - Lehman was one of the state’s most dominant track athletes, winning 3A titles in the 100, 200, 400 and pole vault. She also finished fourth in 3A cross country for Hesston’s state championship team.

4. Havana Olander, Little River senior - Olander was an all-state performer in volleyball and basketball on Little River’s two state championship teams, then added a 1A triple jump title in the spring. She also ran on state-medal relays for Little River.

Kapaun Mt. Carmel sophomore Ava Claassen smiles as she crosses the finish line to win the Class 5A 1,600-meter title at the Kansas high school state track and field championships at Crossland Stadium in Wichita.
Kapaun Mt. Carmel sophomore Ava Claassen smiles as she crosses the finish line to win the Class 5A 1,600-meter title at the Kansas high school state track and field championships at Crossland Stadium in Wichita.

5. Ava Claassen, Kapaun Mt. Carmel sophomore - Claassen won 5A titles in the 1600, 3200 and 3200 relay after finishing second in 5A cross country and helping Kapaun win the 5A cross country team title.

6. Cammi Unruh, Moundridge senior - Unruh was a first team all-state basketball player for Moundridge’s fourth-place 2A team and a second team all-state volleyball player for a 36-3 team. She also placed in four events at the 2A track meet, including third in the triple jump.

From court to cadet: Wichita star balances volleyball and West Point dreams
Bishop Carroll senior Allyson Orth will play college volleyball at Army West Point.

7. Allyson Orth, Bishop Carroll senior - Orth was a first team 5A all-state softball player and one of the top players on Carroll’s 5A championship team. She also earned first team GWAL and all-state recognition in volleyball.

Best Kansas high school girls basketball players honored on all-class teams
Andover junior Bella Bouddhara was named the AV-CTL Div. 2 player of the year and earned first team 5A all-state honors after leading the Trojans to a 25-2 record and third-place finish at state.

8. Bella Bouddhara, Andover junior - Bouddhara was the AV-CTL Div. 2 player of the year and a first team 5A all-state basketball player for a 25-2 Andover team that finished third in 5A. She also earned second team all-league honors in volleyball.

9. Avery Brawner, Haven senior - Brawner was a first team all-state player in both basketball and softball, helping Haven finish third in 3A softball. She also added second team all-league honors in volleyball.

10. Lyndi Barton, Wellington senior - Barton was the AV-CTL Div. 4 player of the year and a first team all-state basketball player for Wellington’s 23-3 team that finished fourth in 4A. She also earned second team all-state volleyball honors and qualified for state track in the triple jump.

11. Lauren DeGroot, Bishop Carroll junior - DeGroot won the 5A 300 hurdles title, took third in the 100 hurdles and fifth in the long jump, while helping Carroll win the 5A track team title. She also was a first team GWAL volleyball player.

12. Amyah Werth, Hillsboro junior - Werth was a first team all-state volleyball player for Hillsboro’s third-place 2A team. She also earned all-state basketball recognition for an 18-5 team that reached a regional final.

13. Brittani Peschel, Mulvane sophomore - Peschel earned all-state basketball honors, first team all-state soccer honors and placed seventh in the 4A 400. She also ran on state-qualifying relays for Mulvane.

14. Avery McCorry, Bishop Carroll senior - McCorry was an all-state basketball player and first team 5A all-state soccer forward. She helped Carroll soccer go 16-2 and reach the 5A quarterfinals.

Derby's rare three-sport star leads undefeated softball team back to state
Derby senior Karlie Demel has been a three-sport standout in high school for all four years of her career.

15. Karlie Demel, Derby senior - Demel was a first team 6A all-state softball player for a 28-1 Derby team that reached the state tournament. She also placed eighth in 6A doubles tennis and contributed to Derby’s fourth-place 6A basketball team.

16. Emily O’Brien, Remington senior - O’Brien was a first team 2A all-state basketball player for a 19-5 Remington team. She also finished second in the 300 hurdles and third in the 100 hurdles at state, while adding all-league volleyball honors.

17. Tylee Coleman, Wichita Trinity freshman - Coleman won 3A titles in cross country, the 1600 and the 3200 as a freshman. She helped Wichita Trinity finish second as a team in 3A cross country.

18. Lauryn Vogt, Hillsboro senior - Vogt won 5-1A swimming titles in the 50 freestyle and 100 butterfly, while also earning relay medals. She was also a second team all-state volleyball player for a Hillsboro team that finished third in 2A.

19. Reagan Neal, Bluestem sophomore - Neal won a 3-1A wrestling state title with a 41-4 record, then added state medals in cross country and track. She finished second in 2A cross country and placed in both the 1600 and 3200.

She ran for a future she promised her mom. Now Nelly Puente is a state champion
Wichita North senior Nelly Puente grimaces as she digs down the final stretch of the Class 6A girls 1600-meter run, where she held off the field to win her first Kansas high school state track title at Crossland Stadium.

20. Nelly Puente, North senior - Puente won the 6A 1600 title and finished second in the 3200, giving North one of the state’s top distance runners. She also placed eighth in 6A cross country.

21. Liza Dugan, Bishop Carroll senior - Dugan was a first team 5A all-state soccer defender for a 16-2 Carroll team that reached the state quarterfinals. She also placed fourth in 5A doubles tennis.

22. Taylor Froese, Inman junior - Froese was a first team 2-1A all-state softball player for a 24-3 Inman team that reached state. She also earned all-state volleyball recognition, placed fourth in the shot put and fifth in the discus, and contributed in basketball.

23. Miya Respress, East freshman - Respress earned all-state basketball honors as a freshman for an East team that finished third in 6A. She also placed fourth in the 6A shot put and earned honorable mention all-league volleyball honors.

24. Abbey McNeal, Andale junior - McNeal was a first team 4A all-state volleyball player for Andale’s 36-1 state championship team. She also finished third in the javelin and qualified in the high jump at the 4A track meet.

25. Courtney Nye, Kapaun Mt. Carmel senior - Nye won a 5A wrestling title with a 39-2 record and helped Kapaun finish second as a team. She also ran on Kapaun’s 5A champion 3200 relay and fifth-place 1600 relay.

26. Reese Stuhlsatz, Garden Plain senior - Stuhlsatz was the CPL volleyball player of the year and a first team all-state selection, while also earning all-state basketball recognition. She added state track points in the 400 and relays.

27. Adelynne Strecker, Little River senior - Strecker was a first team all-state volleyball player and all-state basketball honoree on Little River’s two state championship teams. She also ran on state-medal relays in track.

28. Corbin Starkweather, Buhler junior - Starkweather won the 4A 3200 title, finished second in the 1600 and helped Buhler place second in the 3200 relay. She also finished third in 4A cross country for Buhler’s state championship team.

29. Brooke Doile, McPherson senior - Doile was the AV-CTL Div. 3 volleyball player of the year and a second team 4A all-state pick for a 35-7 McPherson team that reached state. She also earned all-state basketball recognition and contributed to McPherson’s state-qualifying softball team.

30. Makena Hampton, Clearwater junior - Hampton was a first team 4A all-state softball player for a 24-5 Clearwater team that reached the state quarterfinals. She also earned first team all-league and all-state honorable mention recognition in basketball.

31. Grace Prescott, Elyria Christian senior - Prescott was the AV-CTL Div. 3-4 soccer player of the year and a first team 4-1A all-state midfielder through McPherson’s co-op. She also earned all-state basketball recognition at Elyria Christian and competed in cross country.

Piper Schroeder helped Halstead finish 27-1 and take third place in 3A girls basketball this season.
Piper Schroeder helped Halstead finish 27-1 and take third place in 3A girls basketball this season.

32. Piper Schroeder, Halstead junior - Schroeder earned all-state basketball honors for a 27-1 Halstead team that finished third in 3A. She also ran on Halstead’s 3A champion 400 relay.

33. Zoe Davidson, Cedar Vale-Dexter junior - Davidson was a first team 2-1A all-state softball player for a 28-3 Cedar Vale-Dexter team that finished third at state. She also earned first team all-league honors in basketball and volleyball.

34. Jessa Losew, Buhler-Hutchinson Christian senior - Losew was a first team 1A2 all-state basketball player for Hutchinson Central Christian’s fourth-place team. After transferring to Buhler, she finished third in the 4A high jump.

35. Brodie Kuhn, McPherson senior - Kuhn was a first team 4-1A all-state soccer defender for a McPherson team that reached the state quarterfinals. She also finished third individually and helped McPherson place third as a team in 4A golf.

36. Madelyn Wallace, Andover senior - Wallace finished third in 5A cross country, then placed fourth in the 3200 and seventh in the 1600 at state track. She also qualified in the 800 and ran on a state-qualifying relay.

37. Lila Collins, Maize senior - Collins was a first team 6A all-state softball player for a Maize team that reached the state quarterfinals. She also qualified for the 6A state tennis tournament in doubles.

38. Dominique Schellenger, Wichita Trinity senior - Schellenger was a first team CPL softball pitcher and second team 3A all-state pick by SIK for a 24-5 Trinity team. She also earned all-state volleyball recognition for a 29-7 team that finished third in 3A.

39. Emmie Cooper, Campus senior - Cooper was a second team 6A all-state softball player for a Campus team that finished runner-up in 6A. She also earned second team AV-CTL Div. 1 basketball honors.

40. Rylie Whitfield, McPherson senior - Whitfield was an all-league player in volleyball, basketball and softball. She earned second team 4A all-state softball honors and helped McPherson reach state in both volleyball and softball.

41. Saelyn Raleigh, Little River sophomore - Raleigh was a first team 1A1 all-state volleyball player for Little River’s 44-2 state championship team. She also earned basketball recognition on Little River’s 27-2 state championship team and ran on a state-medal relay.

42. Ali Thompson, Clearwater freshman - Thompson was a first team 4A all-state softball player as a freshman for a 24-5 Clearwater team that reached state. She also ran on Clearwater’s 4A champion 400 relay.

43. Taylor Barringer, Kapaun Mt. Carmel senior - Barringer finished fifth in 5A cross country for Kapaun’s state championship team, then placed second in the 400 and fourth in the 800 at state track. She also ran on Kapaun’s 5A champion 3200 relay.

44. Reese Quinn, Hesston junior - Quinn finished third in 3A cross country for Hesston’s state championship team. She also placed second in the 1600, third in the 3200 and ran on Hesston’s runner-up 3200 relay.

45. Sadie Koester, Conway Springs senior - Koester finished second in 3-1A doubles tennis and helped Conway Springs place second as a team. She also earned all-state honorable mention in basketball for a 20-4 team and placed fifth in the 2A high jump.

46. Tori Morrison, Argonia senior - Morrison earned all-state basketball honors for a 22-3 Argonia team that reached the 1A2 quarterfinals. She also was a first team all-league volleyball player for a 36-1 team and qualified for state track in the 300 hurdles.

47. Emily Hein, Wichita Trinity-Circle senior - Hein finished second in 3A cross country for Wichita Trinity’s state runner-up team. After transferring to Circle, she placed third in the 4A 3200.

48. Kayleigh Vogl, Pretty Prairie junior - Vogl earned all-state basketball honors for a 23-4 Pretty Prairie team that finished fourth in 1A1. She also was a first team all-league volleyball player and placed seventh in the 1A triple jump.

49. Macie Hartman, Conway Springs senior - Hartman was the CPL basketball player of the year and an all-state pick for a 20-4 Conway Springs team. She also earned all-league honors in volleyball for a state-qualifying team and in softball.

50. Alex Scribner, Flinthills senior - Scribner was a first team 2-1A all-state softball player and one of the top athletes for a Flinthills team that reached the state tournament. She also earned first team all-league honors in basketball and volleyball, giving her a standout three-team-sport resume.

Collegiate senior Carlyle Johnson is committed to play Division I volleyball at Duke University.
Collegiate senior Carlyle Johnson is committed to play Division I volleyball at Duke University.

100 more Wichita-area girls multi-sport standouts to know

Note: List is sorted in alphabetical order.

Kendyl Acker, Circle senior - Acker was a second team 4A all-state softball player for Circle and also added value in tennis.

Pera Bauer, McPherson junior - Bauer was a first team 4A all-state softball player and also qualified for state golf.

Justine Berlin, Clearwater senior - Berlin earned all-state basketball recognition, second team all-league volleyball honors and qualified for state track in the high jump.

Bailey Bernal, Halstead junior - Bernal earned all-state basketball recognition for Halstead’s 27-1 third-place team and also received all-state volleyball recognition.

Reagan Best, Eisenhower senior - Best was a second team 5A all-state soccer player for Eisenhower’s runner-up team and also contributed in basketball.

Gracie Bezdek, Kapaun Mt. Carmel junior - Bezdek was a second team 5A all-state softball player and contributed in basketball for a 19-7 Kapaun team.

Raegen Black, Cheney senior - Black finished 12th in 3-1A golf and earned all-state basketball recognition.

Payton Blue, Eisenhower senior - Blue earned first team AV-CTL Div. 2 and all-state recognition in basketball, while also qualifying for state track in the high jump.

Ryah Bristol, Newton sophomore - Bristol finished as the 5A wrestling runner-up and also contributed to Newton’s state-qualifying track relays.

Brooklyn Burling, Campus junior - Burling finished third in 6A wrestling and earned all-league softball honors for Campus’ 6A runner-up team.

Sophia Castorena, Goddard freshman - Castorena earned first team all-league softball honors and finished fifth in 5A wrestling.

Autumn Coleman, Argonia senior - Coleman earned all-state volleyball recognition for a 36-1 Argonia team and also contributed in basketball for a 22-3 state-quarterfinal team.

Lindsay Coleman, Argonia sophomore - Coleman earned all-state recognition in both basketball and volleyball for successful Argonia teams.

Mackie Conkling, Moundridge senior - Conkling earned all-state basketball recognition for Moundridge and added state track points in the 800 and 3200 relay.

Payton Converse, Andover Central junior - Converse earned all-state basketball honorable mention and second team 5A all-state softball honors.

Cruz Cornejo, Wellington senior - Cornejo finished second in 4A doubles tennis and also contributed to Wellington’s 23-3 basketball team that finished fourth in 4A.

Ryann Daggett, North junior - Daggett was a first team GWAL volleyball player and finished third in the 6A high jump.

Avery Davison, Valley Center senior - Davison earned all-state basketball recognition, softball honors and volleyball recognition for Valley Center.

Ava Deutsch, Wichita Trinity senior - Deutsch earned all-state volleyball recognition for Trinity’s third-place 3A team and also contributed in soccer on a state-quarterfinal team.

Delaney Duerksen, Goessel sophomore - Duerksen was a second team 1A1 all-state volleyball player, earned all-state honorable mention in basketball and placed in three events at state track.

Leighton Durr, Norwich junior - Durr was a first team all-league player in both basketball and volleyball.

Brynn Eilert, Andover junior - Eilert put together a four-sport resume with second team all-league volleyball, basketball value for Andover’s 25-2 team and state swim and track appearances.

Katharine Engel, Halstead senior - Engel was a second team 3A all-state volleyball player and also added softball value for Halstead.

Trinity Espinoza, Canton-Galva senior - Espinoza earned third team all-state basketball honors and all-state honorable mention volleyball recognition.

Isabella Friesen, Buhler sophomore - Friesen finished fourth in 4A cross country, fourth in the 3200 and ran on Buhler’s runner-up 3200 relay.

Morgan Froese, Inman senior - Froese earned all-state basketball recognition, second team all-league volleyball honors and qualified for state track in the discus.

Kirstyn Gregory, Wellington senior - Gregory earned second team all-league honors in both basketball and volleyball, helping Wellington make a deep state run in basketball.

Ellie Griffin, Hesston senior - Griffin earned first team all-league softball honors, finished sixth in 4A tennis and qualified for state swimming.

Brooke Grimes, Andale senior - Grimes was a first team AV-CTL Div. 4 basketball player with all-state recognition and also qualified for state track in the discus.

Ava Goering, Pretty Prairie sophomore - Goering earned all-state basketball recognition for Pretty Prairie’s fourth-place 1A1 team and also contributed in cross country and track.

Grier Hand, Andover junior - Hand earned all-state basketball recognition for Andover’s 25-2 third-place 5A team and qualified for state golf.

Halle Hecox, Moundridge junior - Hecox contributed to Moundridge’s fourth-place 2A basketball team, earned second team all-league volleyball honors and scored state relay points in track.

Hattie Hecox, Moundridge junior - Hecox earned all-state recognition in both basketball and volleyball for a strong Moundridge program.

Ellie Herrera, McPherson sophomore - Herrera was the 4-1A soccer player of the year and also qualified for state track in the high jump.

Autumn Hirsch, Berean senior - Hirsch placed third in the pole vault at state and also contributed in cross country for Berean.

Jaeann James, Newton senior - James finished sixth in 5A wrestling and earned second team all-league soccer honors.

Rylee Jay, Augusta senior - Jay was a first team all-league softball player and added a fifth-place state finish in the discus.

Carlyle Johnson, Collegiate senior - Johnson earned first team all-state volleyball recognition and added multiple state swimming finishes.

Reece Johnson, Conway Springs senior - Johnson was a first team CPL volleyball player for a state-qualifying Conway Springs team and also contributed in softball.

Delaney Jones, Conway Springs junior - Jones won the 2A javelin title and also earned all-state basketball recognition.

Emmy Kaberline, Andover Central senior - Kaberline was a first team AV-CTL Div. 2 volleyball player and also qualified for state track in the high jump.

Macy Kaminkow, Moundridge senior - Kaminkow earned all-state basketball recognition for Moundridge’s fourth-place 2A team and added first team all-league softball honors.

Avery Kauffman, Hutchinson Central Christian junior - Kauffman was a first team all-league player in both basketball and volleyball for strong Hutchinson Central Christian teams.

Brittany King, Eisenhower senior - King earned soccer recognition for Eisenhower’s 5A runner-up team and also placed at state in doubles tennis.

Alyssa Klingenberg, Remington sophomore - Klingenberg placed third in the 2A 3200 and finished in the top 10 at the 2A cross country meet.

Morgan Koester, Conway Springs senior - Koester finished second in 3-1A doubles tennis and also contributed to Conway Springs’ 20-4 basketball team.

Lleyton Kuhn, McPherson freshman - Kuhn finished fifth in 4A tennis, earned soccer recognition and qualified for state golf.

Jenna Lackey, Buhler senior - Lackey won the 4A pole vault title and also contributed in basketball.

Amelia Leggett, Derby junior - Leggett was the AV-CTL Div. 1 soccer player of the year and ran on Derby’s fifth-place 6A 400 relay.

Olivia Lewis, Andover Central senior - Lewis was a first team AV-CTL Div. 2 volleyball player and ran on Andover Central’s runner-up 5A 400 relay.

Evie Look, Little River senior - Look earned second team all-state volleyball and all-state basketball recognition while helping Little River win state titles in both sports.

Madison Mayfield, Oxford junior - Mayfield was a first team 2-1A all-state softball player and also added volleyball value.

Jaye McCurdy, Wichita Central Christian senior - McCurdy was a first team HOA volleyball player, a state bowling qualifier and a state track medalist in the sprints.

Lena McGee, Burden-Central sophomore - McGee was a second team 2-1A all-state softball player and also earned all-league recognition in basketball and volleyball.

Liv Miller, Clearwater junior - Miller was a first team 4A all-state softball player for Clearwater and also qualified for state wrestling.

Macy Miller, Buhler junior - Miller qualified for state in bowling and golf and also earned first team all-league softball honors.

Brooklyn Milleson, Kapaun Mt. Carmel senior - Milleson was a first team GWAL softball player and also earned volleyball recognition for Kapaun.

Fionna Morgan, Berean senior - Morgan earned all-state basketball recognition and second team all-league volleyball honors for a 28-8 Berean team.

Adrienne Mullins, Berean senior - Mullins earned all-state basketball recognition, second team all-league volleyball honors and placed fourth in the discus at state.

Onnyka Nedich, Halstead junior - Nedich earned all-state basketball recognition for Halstead’s 27-1 third-place team and second team all-state softball honors.

Callie Noland, Clearwater senior - Noland finished second in the 4A 100, fourth in the 200, ran on a state champion relay and contributed in basketball.

Mason Palace, Kapaun Mt. Carmel senior - Palace was a first team GWAL volleyball player and also contributed in soccer for Kapaun’s third-place 5A team.

Madi Parsons, Inman sophomore - Parsons was a second team 2-1A all-state softball player and also contributed in basketball.

Jessilyn Parsons, Burden-Central junior - Parsons earned first team all-league softball honors and second team all-league volleyball recognition.

Carmen Pavlovich, McPherson junior - Pavlovich was a first team 4A all-state softball player and second team all-league volleyball player for state-qualifying McPherson teams.

Hayley Pauly, Conway Springs senior - Pauly finished third in 3-1A doubles tennis and also qualified for state track in the discus.

Lairen Pauly, Conway Springs junior - Pauly was a first team CPL volleyball player for a state-qualifying team and finished second in the 2A triple jump.

McCoy Phister, Kapaun Mt. Carmel senior - Phister was a first team GWAL volleyball player and also contributed in basketball for Kapaun’s state-quarterfinal team.

Ragan Pfeifer, Augusta senior - Pfeifer built a five-sport résumé with all-league softball and basketball value, plus state qualifications in tennis, track and cross country.

Rylee Pfeifer, Augusta senior - Pfeifer earned first team all-league softball honors, scored state track points and qualified for state cross country.

Sariah Potter, Goddard senior - Potter was the AV-CTL Div. 2 softball player of the year, earned basketball honorable mention and qualified for state golf.

Jacy Proctor, Hesston senior - Proctor earned all-state honorable mention in basketball and second team CKL volleyball honors for strong Hesston teams.

Kingzley Ratzlaff, Hillsboro senior - Ratzlaff was a first team all-state volleyball player for Hillsboro’s third-place 2A team and also contributed in basketball.

Laney Reiff, Buhler senior - Reiff was a first team all-league volleyball player at Elyria Christian before transferring to Buhler and running on a runner-up 3200 relay.

Mylee Renville, Augusta senior - Renville placed fourth in 4A wrestling and also contributed to Augusta’s track relays.

Ella Risley, Caldwell senior - Risley earned first team all-league honors in softball and volleyball and also contributed in basketball.

Addison Rockley, Rose Hill senior - Rockley earned first team all-league volleyball honors, basketball recognition and qualified for state track in the discus.

Maryn Sandbo, McPherson senior - Sandbo finished third in 4A tennis and also contributed in basketball for McPherson.

Presley Schmidt, Goddard junior - Schmidt earned first team all-league soccer honors and basketball honorable mention recognition.

Jordy Schroeder, Halstead junior - Schroeder earned all-state basketball recognition on Halstead’s 27-1 third-place team and ran on the 3A champion 400 relay.

Sydney Schumaker, Maize South senior - Schumaker finished second in 5-1A diving and ninth in 5A tennis.

Kylie Schwanke, Mulvane senior - Schwanke was the AV-CTL Div. 3 basketball player of the year, earned all-state soccer recognition and also contributed in volleyball.

Emery Shinliver, Medicine Lodge junior - Shinliver earned all-state basketball honorable mention and added strong all-league value in volleyball and softball.

Becca Skov, Augusta senior - Skov earned first team all-league softball honors and added state credentials in tennis, track and cross country.

Reagan Smith, Norwich senior - Smith was a first team HOPL basketball player and finished fourth in the discus at state.

Mayla Spexarth, Andale senior - Spexarth earned all-state basketball recognition, placed fifth in the 400 and ran on Andale’s runner-up 1600 relay.

Sofia Spies, Buhler sophomore - Spies finished second in 4A tennis and ran on Buhler’s runner-up 400 relay.

Brooke Steven, Bishop Carroll senior - Steven was a 5A doubles tennis medalist and also earned all-state honorable mention in basketball for Carroll.

Reese Swanson, Hutchinson Central Christian junior - Swanson was a first team all-league player in both basketball and volleyball for winning Hutchinson Central Christian teams.

Lauren Swilley, Circle senior - Swilley earned all-state basketball recognition, first team all-league softball honors and contributed in volleyball for Circle.

Libby Swingle, Attica junior - Swingle earned all-state basketball recognition and first team all-league volleyball honors.

Sophia Thome, Bishop Carroll senior - Thome finished fourth in 5A cross country, fifth in the 1600 and sixth in the 3200.

Ellie Thimmesch, Inman junior - Thimmesch was a first team 2-1A all-state softball player and added all-state honorable mention recognition in basketball.

Brooklyn Treaster, Newton junior - Treaster finished second in 5A wrestling and 12th in 5A cross country.

Lainey Tyner, Andover Central junior - Tyner earned all-league recognition in basketball and softball and also contributed in volleyball for a 25-11 Andover Central team.

Landry Voth, Cheney sophomore - Voth was a first team all-league volleyball player and earned all-state basketball honorable mention.

Mackenzie Voth, Goessel freshman - Voth earned all-state basketball recognition, added volleyball value and ran on a state-medal relay.

Mayzie Warden, Haven senior - Warden was a first team 3A all-state softball player for Haven’s 28-3 third-place team and also earned second team all-league volleyball honors.

Gracie Webb, Cedar Vale-Dexter senior - Webb was a first team 2-1A all-state softball player for a third-place team and also earned second team all-league volleyball honors.

Trista Welty, Clearwater senior - Welty was a first team 4A all-state softball player for Clearwater’s 24-5 state-qualifying team and also earned volleyball recognition.

Amity White, Pretty Prairie junior - White was a first team all-league volleyball player and finished 13th in 1A cross country.

Ava White, Pretty Prairie senior - White was a first team all-league basketball player for Pretty Prairie’s fourth-place 1A1 team and also contributed in volleyball, cross country and track.

Addisen Wills, Halstead senior - Wills was a first team all-state basketball player on Halstead’s 27-1 third-place team and also contributed in track and cross country.

Abbi Winter, Andale junior - Winter earned all-state basketball recognition and finished sixth in the 4A 100 hurdles.

Reagan Winter, Andale junior - Winter was a first team all-state volleyball player for Andale’s 36-1 state championship team and also scored state discus points.

Kenna Woods, Inman senior - Woods was a first team all-league volleyball player and earned all-state basketball recognition.

Vivienne Wright, Wellington senior - Wright finished second in the 100 hurdles at state and also earned volleyball recognition for Wellington.

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