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Area volleyball is officially complete. It was a successful season, with many athletes finishing with impressive team and individual statistics. Now, it's time to reveal my selections for the 2026 All-Sentinel Volleyball Team.
All names on the 2026 All-Sentinel Volleyball Team and Honorable Mentions are listed alphabetically. The All-Sentinel Volleyball Player of the Year will be announced in Saturday’s edition of The Sentinel.
Brynlee Haukoos, Jr., Martin County West
Martin County West carried firepower at the net. Maverick head coach Kari Brolsma consistently mentioned her team having great depth in those hitter positions. Brynlee Haukoos was one of those pieces. Haukoos finished third on the team in kills with 185. But her skills didn't slow down. The junior notched 208 digs and 28 aces, both of which were second among Maverick individuals. Offensively and defensively, Haukoos showed how versatile she could be.
Ida Rohman, Sr., Martin County West
Someone needed to help set up those powerful Martin County West hitters. For Brolsma and her Mavericks, that someone was Ida Rohman. Rohman played in all 26 matches while piling up 753 set assists. The precise passing was seen from afar. She also recorded 176 digs and 23 blocks, both of which ranked fourth-best on the team.
Jadyn Montgomery, Sr., Fairmont
Jadyn Montgomery was a force at the net. Fairmont's second-year captain finished her Cardinal career on a high note. Head coach Stacy Garbers said Montgomery's leadership showed beyond the court. Montgomery concluded her senior campaign with 233 kills and 21 blocks, consistently thwarting opponents on either side of the court. She showed another strength of her game at the service line, finishing with 43 aces. Montgomery finished her time in the program with 492 kills, 140 digs and 91 blocks.
Jaylee Hanson, Jr., Martin County West
Jaylee Hanson was another weapon Brolsma had at her disposal. Another strong hitter who showed her skills in multiple ways. Hanson was second on the Mavericks in kills, being just shy of 200 with 195. More impressively, she had just 54 errors on 443 attempts. Her 54 blocks were the most on the team, and tied Haukoos in aces with 28.
Maddie Carlson, Sr., Martin County West
Maverick fans have gotten used to Carlson's talents over her lengthy varsity tenure. Her fourth year starting on the court was another prolific effort. Carlson led the Mavericks in kills once more, powering the volleyball past opponents 253 times. Her 36 service points were also first among her teammates. She passed the 1,000 career dig milestone after collecting 207, and concluded her Martin County West tenure with 881 kills.
Samantha Hoye, Jr., North Union
It's the third consecutive season Samantha Hoye has been North Union's varsity setter. As the Warriors' setter, Hoye is crucial to the team’s offensive movements. Hoye finished the season with the fourth most set assists in the Top of Iowa - West, recording 375. This mark came with Hoye passing the 1,000 career set-assist milestone. She seemingly recorded 154 digs and 14 service points.
Willow Singleton, Jr., GHEC/T/ML
Willow Singleton's second season as starting libero saw more impressive numbers. A team captain and leader on the court, Singleton collected 396 digs in her successful junior campaign. Singleton added 26 set assists, 15 aces, and 15 kills.
Honorable Mentions
Bailey Larson, Sr., Martin County West: (123 kills, 51 blocks, 41 digs)
Ella Wubbena, Jr., Fairmont: (421 set assists, 101 digs, 33 aces)
Nora Fitzgerald, Jr., Fairmont: (298 digs, 19 set assists, 18 aces)
Rowan Faber, So., Martin County West: (313 digs, 26 aces)