2025 West Michigan Conference Volleyball All-Conference Teams Announced

The West Michigan Conference (WMC) has announced its 2025 All-Conference Volleyball Teams, highlighting the top athletes from the Rivers and Lakes Divisions. This year’s selections recognize players who excelled in leadership, athleticism, and competitive spirit throughout the season.

Rivers Division

The North Muskegon Norsemen captured the Rivers Division title, finishing with a 6–0 record and topping both the regular season and tournament standings. Hart claimed second place, while Shelby and Ravenna tied for third after strong late-season showings.

Final Team Standings:

1. North Muskegon (6–0) – 28 pts
2. Hart (5–1) – 24 pts
   T3. Shelby (4–2) – 18 pts
   T3. Ravenna (3–3) – 18 pts
3. Mason County Central (2–4) – 12 pts
4. Hesperia (1–5) – 8 pts
5. Holton (0–6) – 4 pts

First Team All-Conference

• Olivia Peterson – North Muskegon, 12 (Setter)
• Isabella Fornaro – North Muskegon, 12 (Middle Hitter)
• Addie Falkowski – North Muskegon, 12 (Outside Hitter)
• Alayna Schiller – Hart, 11 (Libero)
• Reese Smith – Hart, 11 (Outside Hitter)
• Jenna Babbin – Hart, 11 (Middle Hitter)
• Brylee Friedman – Shelby, 12 (Outside Hitter)
• Kylie Brown – Shelby, 12 (Middle Hitter)
• Abby May – Ravenna, 10 (Outside Hitter)
• Riley Homoly – Ravenna, 12 (Libero)
• Tori Smith – Mason County Central, 12 (Libero)
• Emily McCullum – Hesperia, 10 (Setter)

At-Large Selections (Coaches’ Vote):

• Taylor Mackeller – Ravenna, 11 (Setter)
• Briar Peters – Shelby, 10 (Outside Hitter)

Honorable Mentions:
Caroline Lamiman (North Muskegon, 12, Libero), Peyton Rapes (Shelby, 10, Setter), Aubrey Moy (Ravenna, 11, Middle Hitter), Jaycee Myer (Mason County Central, 12, Middle Hitter), and Abigail Isabell (Holton, 10, Libero)

Lakes Division

The Lakes Division saw a thrilling season-long battle between Ludington and Fremont, both finishing tied atop the standings with 26 total points. The Orioles and Packers traded tournament and regular season wins, showcasing depth and talent across both rosters. Montague secured third, while Whitehall followed closely behind in fourth.

Final Team Standings:
T1. Ludington (6–0) – 26 pts
T1. Fremont (5–1) – 26 pts
3. Montague (3–3) – 17 pts
4. Whitehall (2–4) – 16 pts
5. Manistee (3–3) – 15 pts
6. Oakridge (1–5) – 7 pts
7. Orchard View (1–5) – 5 pts

First Team All-Conference

• Jaelyn Laird – Ludington, 12 (Middle Hitter)
• Lilly Slater – Ludington, 12 (Opposite Hitter)
• Kaia Jones – Ludington, 10 (Libero)
• Taylor DeKuiper – Fremont, 11 (Middle Hitter)
• Brynna Barnhart – Fremont, 12 (Setter)
• Grace Evans – Fremont, 12 (Outside Hitter)
• Gentry Knop – Montague, 12 (Libero)
• Emalee McGee – Montague, 12 (Setter)
• Delaney Kramer – Whitehall, 11 (Outside Hitter)
• Kate Beda – Whitehall, 12 (Libero)
• Madalyn Wayward – Manistee, 12 (Setter)
• Avery Willea – Oakridge, 11 (Outside Hitter)

At-Large Selections (Coaches’ Vote):

• Madilyn Lynn – Ludington, 12 (Middle Hitter)
• DaLaya Johnson – Orchard View, 12 (Middle Hitter)

Honorable Mentions:
Saviera Moser (Ludington, 12, Outside Hitter), Hallie Snyder (Fremont, 12, Outside Hitter), Reagan Cederquist (Montague, 12, Outside Hitter), Annabelle Kieskowskiz (Manistee, 11, Libero), and Elixis Scott (Orchard View, 12, Middle Hitter)

Celebrating WMC Volleyball Excellence

The 2025 season showcased exceptional talent across both divisions, from powerful hitters to commanding setters and fearless defenders. North Muskegon and Ludington continued their tradition of excellence, while Fremont, Hart, and Shelby also made strong showings with multiple athletes recognized.

These All-Conference selections celebrate not just individual performance but teamwork, leadership, and the competitive spirit that defines West Michigan volleyball.

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