PrepVolleyball.com FROSH 59 List includes Melissa Hoerber (CMVBC 16-1)
PrepVolleyball.com announced their 2009 FROSH 59 list of the nation’s most outstanding varsity-playing high school volleyball freshmen. To be considered, a player needed to be a varsity starter as a freshman and one of the top talents in their area. Congratulations to Melissa Hoerber, playing up a year on our CMVBC 16-1 Gold team, who made the list as follows:
Melissa Hoerber, 5-8 S, Fulton (Missouri) – A passionate player who excels in all aspects, Hoerber provided “senior leadership” to her high school team despite her tender years. Running a 5-1 offense, Hoerber almost broke the school record for assists with 477, and she was very offensive minded, producing 136 kills and 60 aces with her tantalizing jump float. She was named First Team All Conference, First Team All District and Second Team All Region. “Melissa’s talent, work ethic and winning attitude make her a coach’s dream athlete,” said Fulton coach Stephanie Whitehead.
Starting in October 2009, PrepVolleyball.com sent out word to high school and club coaches across the land that they were looking for the best high school freshmen in the United States. Unlike PrepVolleyball.com’s Senior Aces list and Top 50 juniors, which are recruiting lists, this is a high school list based exclusively on accomplishment at the varsity prep level. Last Updated On: Feb 7 2010 11:48PM
Top 100 All-America High School Team includes Kelsey Toebben (CMVBC 18-1)
The American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) announced the 4th annual Under Armour Girls High School All-America Teams. Senior Kelsey Toebben, a 6'3" middle from Helias High School earned an Honorable Mention spot on this prestigous list. Click here to read the full article. Kelsey is in her 6th year playing for Central Missouri Volleyball Club and is currently a member of CMVBC's 18-1 Gold team. While at Helias, Kelsey held the school record for single season solo blocks, assist blocks, total blocks, hitting efficiency, and kill percentage. She also holds the career school record for hitting efficiency and kill percentage.
The 100 All-America Team players represent 27 states and 81 high schools. Many have already committed to play collegiate volleyball at some of the top programs in the country. Kelsey will be playing Division 1 volleyball for St. Louis University next Fall.
CONGRATUATIONS, Kelsey on this great honor!
Last Updated On: Feb 7 2010 11:47PM
Player Honors from 2009 High School season
Click HERE to view honors for current CMVBC players from their 2009 high school season. Congratulations, ladies! Last Updated On: Jan 11 2010 4:44PM
CMVBC Longest Tenured Players (includes the 2009-2010 season)
Congratulations to the following long-time CMVBC players who have 5 or more years participating in the club! We appreciate their dedicated membership over the years and their sincere commitment to the great game of volleyball. Way to go ladies!
Megan Distler 7 years
Ashley Schwarzer 7 years
Kara Forck 6 years
Casey Hogg 6 years
Holly Ortmeyer 6 years
Kelsey Toebben 6 years
Lisa Bruns 5 years
Lauren Eggen 5 years
Melissa Hoerber 5 years
Mallory Klindt 5 years
Nicole Lamb 5 years
Meagan Rundle 5 years
Elizabeth Sandbothe 5 years
Nicki Schebaum 5 years
Rachel Werner 5 years
Last Updated On: Nov 24 2009 3:21PM
CMVBC Alumnae Playing at the Next Level...
Where are they playing now? Click here to see where these past CMVBC members are now playing college volleyball. We're very proud of their accomplishments and pursuit of playing at the next level ...
Last Updated On: Nov 24 2009 3:21PM