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Co-MVP—Emily Peters, sr., Klahowya; Mia Littlejohn, jr., Coupeville
Coach of the year—Troy Oelschlager, Klahowya

First team
Hailey Sargent, jr., Klahowya; Alyssa Peters, fr., Klahowya; Rylee Fenske-Radford, so., Klahowya; Kylie Woodrum, so., Klahoywa; Lauren Grove, sr., Coupeville; Sage Renninger, jr., Coupeville; Lindsey Roberts, so., Coupeville; Kaitlyn Meek, jr., Port Townsend; Jasmin Apker-Montoya, so., Port Townsend; Grace Johnson, so., Chimacum; Samantha Raines, sr., Chimacum.

All-Olympic/NIsqually 1A Team
MVP—Berkley Hill, sr., Port Townsend
Offensive MVP—Tyquan Coleman, jr., Cascade Christian
Defensive MVP—Gabriel Wallis, sr., Klahowya
Coach of the Year—Randy Davis, Cascade Christian

First team offense
QB—Parker Johnson, fr., Cascade Christian. RB—Detrius Kelsall, jr., Port Townsend; Bryce Hoisington, sr., Vashon; Gabriel Wallis, sr., Klahowya. WR—Hunter Smith, sr., Coupeville; Austin Carder, sr., Cascade Christian. TE—Cooper Cochran, sr., Charles Wright. OL—Jackson Foster, jr., Port Townsend; Dylan Leer, sr., Klahowya; Evan Minsk, sr., Charles Wright; Jeremy Ocbian, jr., Cascade Christian; Corbin Nohr, jr., Cascade Christian. Offensive athlete—Dylan Zuber, sr., Klahowya.

First team defense
DL—Corbin Nohr, jr., Cascade Christian; Nathan Suiter, jr., Cascade Christian; Jackson Foster, jr., Port Townsend; Christian Miller, sr., Bellevue Christian; Dylan Leer, sr., Klahowya. LB—Detrius Kelsall, jr., Port Townsend; James Gherna, sr., Klahowya; Tanner Carle, jr., Cascade Christian; Blake Stoltenberg, sr., Charles Wright; Bryce Hoisington, sr., Vashon. DB—Dylan Zuber, sr., Klahowya; Alex Meadowcroft, jr., Charles Wright; Hunter Smith, jr., Coupeville. Defensive athlete—Zach Bartolome, sr., Cascade Christian.

First team special teams
K—Gerry Coker, sr., Port Townsend. P—Lane Dotson, sr., Chimacum. KR—Bryce Hoisington, sr., Vashon.

Second team offense
QB—Henry Lenaberg, jr., Charles Wright; Hunter Downes, jr., Coupeville. RB—Zach Bartolome, sr., Cascade Christian; James Vogelgesang, sr., Charles Wright; Daniel Ficca, sr., Bellevue Christian. WR—Alex Meadowcroft, jr., Charles Wright; Joe Helton, sr., Bellevue Christian. TE—Tanner Carle, jr., Cascade Christian. OL—Peter Besel, jr., Bellevue Christian; Riley Grider, sr., Charles Wright; Lane Dotson, sr., Chimacum; Kaiden Parcher, jr., Port Townsend; Abel Nutu, jr., Cascade Christian.

Second team defense
DL—Jeremy Ocbian, jr., Cascade Christian; Abel Nutu, jr., Cascade Christian; Evan Minsk, sr., Charles Wright; Jacob Massie, sr., Port Townsend; Chris Greene, sr., Klahowya. LB—Jonathan Smith, sr., Port Townsend; Michael Tucci, jr., Charles Wright; Jake Nielsen, sr., Cascade Christian. DB—Connor Hoisington, jr., Vashon; Joe Helton, sr., Bellevue Christian; Noa Apker-Montoya, fr., Port Townsend; Tyquan Coleman, jr., Cascade Christian.

Second team special teams
K/P—Billy Chissoe, jr., Charles Wright. KR—Alex Meadowcroft, jr., Charles Wright.

South Kitsap seniors Tia Lawrence, Diane Olson and junior Madison Jackson were all named to the All-South Puget Sound League 4A volleyball team.

All three were added to the honorable mention team.

All-SPSL 4A Volleyball

MVP—Hannah Pukis, jr., OH, Bellarmine Prep

Coach of the year—Tony Batinovich, Puyallup

First team—Kasey Woodroof, jr., L, Curtis; Lauren Wilson, sr., OH, Olympia; McKenzie Schwan, sr., OH, Bellarmine Prep; Addy Woolery, jr., L, Bellarmine Prep; Peyton Foster, jr., OH, Graham-Kapowsin; Kaitlin Sugai, jr., RS, Puyallup; Tayler Templeman, jr., OH, Emerald Ridge.

Second team—Katie Yorke, jr., RS, Curtis; Sarah Randall, so., M, Curtis; Hannah Barbour, sr., L, Graham-Kapowsin; Jordan Hunter, sr., OH, Puyallup; Anna Saelens, jr., S, Puyallup; Jadyn Mullen, jr., S, Emerald Ridge.

Honorable mention—South Kitsap: Tia Lawrence, sr., L; Diane Olson, sr., M; Madison Jackson, jr., S.

The second day of the state girls swimming and diving championships are underway at the King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way.

The Class 2A meet is underway and top qualifier Port Angeles won the 200-yard medley relay with a hard charge from Liberty, 1:50.76 to 1:51.31.

Port Townsend was named the academic champion with a team grade point average of 3.508 for 1A and head coach Peter Braden.

200 freestyle final: Klahowya junior Kira Crane placed fifth in 1:57.39 and North Kitsap’s Isabel Hendryx was sixth in 1:59.90.

200 IM consolation final: Olympic sophomore Chloe Partsch finished 10th overall in 2:16.82, well ahead of her prelim time of 2:20.54 from Friday.

50 free final: North Kitsap freshman Eleanor Beers won her first state title in the 50 freestyle in 23.36. That’s the second fastest all-time in 2A and she tied with Missy McIntyre of Oak Harbor for the top 10 all-time.

100 butterfly final: Klahowya’s Crane finished second to Alexis Schmidtt of Cheney, 58.21 to 58.24. Partsch of Olympic was sixth.

100 free final: Beers claimed her second individual title with a time of 50.98, a state record by one-one hundredth of a second. Amelia Messegee held the record of 50.99 since Nov. 10, 2007.

500 free final: Kingston’s Claudia Velie finished fifth.

200 free relay final: Liberty edged North Kitsap to win the relay, 1:39.45 to 1:39.84.

100 backstroke final: North’s Isabel Hendryx finished second to two-time state champion Taylor McCoy of Pullman. McCoy will swim at WSU next year. Hendryx’s had a time of 59.58 to McCoy’s 56.40.

400 free relay: North Kitsap won in a time of 3:14.36, holding off Liberty in 3:14.71.

North Kitsap finished fourth overall. It’s the first Greg Braun-led Vikings team to podium at the state meet in his 26 years as head coach.

Class 3A

1-meter diving: Bainbridge’s Zora Opalka won the school’s first girls title with 422.10 points to hold off Lakeside’s Amber Chong, 421.70. Bainbridge’s Cammy Rouser was fifth.

200 IM final: Central Kitsap sophomore Taylor Sims placed eighth in 2:14.03.

North Kitsap’s football team puts its 10-0 record on the line tonight at 7 p.m. in Poulsbo against Archbishop Murphy. The Wildcats (10-0) are the top-ranked team in Class 2A.

Can the Vikings — ranked No. 6 — pull off the upset? Tune in here at 7 p.m.

Read about tonight’s matchup:

-Austin Miller writes about how the Vikings are anxious to take on the challenge of facing the same team that knocked North Kitsap out of the state semifinals last year.

-Jeff Graham writes about his past experience with covering games featuring undefeated teams.