Seliger Swenson (Minnetonka, Minn.); Sabrina Shephed (Cave Springs, Ark.); Gabrielle Simpson (Colorado Springs, Colo.); Alexa Smith (Colorado Springs, Colo.); Carli Snyder (Macomb, Mich.); Melanie Snyder (Mechanicsville, Va.); Emily Stebbins (Carmel, Ind.); Taylor Tashima (Wilmette, Ill.); Kaitlin Tavarez (Menlo Park, Calif.); Hannah Varley (Plainwell, Mich.); Bryanna Weiskircher (Loves Park, Ill.); Ariana Wiltjer (Port- land, Ore.). Head Coaches: Jim Stone; Nick Cheronis. Assistant Coaches: Car- rick Patterson; Eric Ballelos; Andrew Wehrli; Prima Elam; Kayla Cole.
U.S. Girls’ Select Holiday Camp
Bianca Alonzo (Los Angeles); Ellie Anderson (Cedar Rapids, Iowa); Serena Bruin (Commerce City, Colo.); Loryn Carter (Phillips Ranch, Calif.); Belen Castillo (Merced, Calif.); Catie Cronis- ter (Chicago); Alexis Dirige (San Francisco); Maddi Foutz (Bayfi eld, Colo.); Shannon Gerarty (Dove Canyon, Calif.); Jenna Gray (Shawnee, Kan.); Morgyn Greer (Dripping Springs, Texas);
SNOWFLAKES FOR SANDY HOOK: Volleyball players attending the USA Volleyball Select Holiday Camp in Colorado Springs, Colo., made paper snowfl akes to honor students slain at Sandy Hill Elementary in Connecticut in December. Some of the players included, top row, left to right: Olivia Nicholson, Jac’Cara Walker, Serena Bruin, Loryn Carter, Meghan Neelon and Justine Spann; bottom row around the table, left to right: Shannon Geraty, Sarah Langs, Olivia Hallaran, Brennan Wilhite, Rachel Kramer, Hailey Harward, Kathryn Plummer and Jennifer Wineholt.
Sonji Haley (Long Beach, Calif.); Olivia Hallaran (Gilbert, Ariz.); Hailey Harwad (Phoenix, Ariz.); Morgan Hentz (Lakeside Park, Ky.); Sydney Hilley (Minneapolis); Madison Howell (Knoxville, Tenn.); Haley Kauth (Roseville, Minn.); Rachael Kramer (Phoenix, Ariz.); Sarah Langs (Fairview,
Texas); Khalia Lanier (Scottsdale, Ariz.); Morgan Martin (Mission Viejo, Calif.); Brit- tany McLean (Rosemount, Minn.); Isabella McLerran (Friendsville, Tenn.); Myca Mitch- ell (Clovis, Calif.); Sandra Mohr (Wind Lake, Wis.); Kira Morikawa (Honolulu); Meghan Neelon (Clarence Center, N.Y.); Olivia Nich- olson (North Platte, Neb.); Ana Oglivie (Ka- polei, Hawaii); Zoe Pawlak (Freeport, Pa.); Kathryn Plummer (Alisa Viejo, Calif.); Sarah Porter (Atlanta); Justine Spann (Queen Creek, Ariz.); Lauren Speckman (San Jose, Calif.); Lauren Stivrins (Scottsdale, Ariz.); Marissa Sulmeisters (Centennial, Colo.); Brooke Van Sickle (Battle Ground, Wash.); Amanda Wagoner (Matthews, N.C.); Jac’cara Walker (Gainesville, Fla.); Caroline Welsh (Marietta, Ga.); Roxanne Wiblin (Berkeley, Calif.); Brennan Wilhite (Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.); Sterling Williamson (Glen- dale, Ariz.); Skylar Wine (Phoenix, Ariz.); Jennifer Wineholt (Carlsbad, Calif.). Head Coach: Jeff Wanderer. Assistant Coaches:
Blaine Tendler; Brian Wright; Ben Bodipo-Mem- ba; Abbey Masters; Khalilah Pitt.
Check out the digital issue for the Beach Holiday Camp rosters on pages 64-65.
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