Area Athletes Named to All-CRC Teams

Six County Players Make First Team

  • Shyanne Anderson will return next season as one of the main threats of the Cross County attack. PCN file photo
    Shyanne Anderson will return next season as one of the main threats of the Cross County attack. PCN file photo
  • Sydney Hengelfelt emerged as one of the state’s top setters as a freshman for Cross County. PCN file photo
    Sydney Hengelfelt emerged as one of the state’s top setters as a freshman for Cross County. PCN file photo
  • Shelby-Rising City’s Ava Larmon led Polk County in kills this season. PCN file photo
    Shelby-Rising City’s Ava Larmon led Polk County in kills this season. PCN file photo
  • Bren Lemburg was always one of Cross County’s threats on offense this season. PCN file photo
    Bren Lemburg was always one of Cross County’s threats on offense this season. PCN file photo
  • As imposing as Lilly Peterson was on the attack for Cross County, she caused problems for opposing teams with her blocks at the net. PCN file photo
    As imposing as Lilly Peterson was on the attack for Cross County, she caused problems for opposing teams with her blocks at the net. PCN file photo
  • Kenzie Wruble led the Storm to a district final match and nearly earned her school their first trip to the state tournament since school consolidation.PCN file photo
    Kenzie Wruble led the Storm to a district final match and nearly earned her school their first trip to the state tournament since school consolidation.PCN file photo
    Volleyball honors continue to roll in for Polk County athletes. Six Polk County volleyball players were selected to the 2022 Crossroads Conference All-Conference first team this year. The conference announced the honors over the weekend. Cross County led all teams in the conference with four athletes selected to the first team. Senior Bren Lemburg, juniors Lilly Peterson and...

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