2015 AVCA Collegiate Sand All-Americans
Madi Kingdon | Arizona Kaitlyn Leary | Arizona Shannon Dugan | Grand Canyon Mackenzie Phelps | Grand Canyon Jansen Button | Georgia State Sara Olivova | Georgia State Brittany Tiegs | Hawaii
(25th, 2013 FIVB U23 World Championship, Poland)
Nikki Taylor | Hawaii Kelley Larsen | Pepperdine
(5th, 2014 FIVB U23 World Championship, Poland) Kellie Woolever | Pepperdine
(5th, 2014 FIVB U23 World Championship, Poland)
Betsi Metter-Flint | Loyola Marymount (5th, 2014 FIVB U23 World Championship, Poland)
Sarah Sponcil | Loyola Marymount (5th, 2014 FIVB U19 World Championship, Portugal)
Sophie Bukovec | Southern California (1st, 2014 FIVB U21 World Championship, Cyprus)
Alexa Strange | Southern California (9th, 2014 FIVB U21 World Championship, Cyprus) Kelly Claes | Southern California
(3rd, 2014 FIVB U21 World Championship, Cyprus)
Sara Hughes | Southern California (3rd, 2014 FIVB U21 World Championship, Cyprus) 2015 AVCA Coach of the Year
Rita Buck-Crockett | Florida International
BIG REACH: Above: Loyola Marymount’s Betsi Metter-Flint (left) and Southern California’s Kelly Claes (right) had many clashes at the net during the 2015 season. Far left: Pepperdine’s Kellie Woolever was an expert at fi nding holes in the block for the Waves. Left: Southern California’s Alexa Strange was one of the Trojan’s most dynamic players. Strange and partner Sophie Bukovec closed out several big matches during the Women of Troy’s championship season.
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