MaxPreps 2014 Underclass All-American Girls Volleyball Team

Freshman of the Year - Haley Warner, Fayetteville (Ark.), 6-2, OH

Warner recorded 507 kills, 172 digs, 129 blocks and 12 service aces while posting a kill percentage of .452 and leading the Bulldogs (23-12-2) to the Class 7A state final. A 2014 first team all-state selection, Warner, who was named the NWA's Newcomer of the Year, slammed a match-high 21 kills in a state final loss against Bentonville. Warner was the only freshman in the country to be named a Gatorade State Player of the Year.

OH - Garrett Joiner, Brentwood (Tenn.), 6-2
Joiner made a great impact for the state champion Bruins as they won 60 straight matches to finish 60-1. She recorded a team-high 529 kills (3.3) and blocked 72 shots.

OH - Brooke Andersen, Lake Country Lutheran (Hartland, Wis.), 5-11
Anderson led the Lightning to a 37-win season with 487 kills (4.4), 65 aces, 263 digs (2.4) and 310 serve receptions with 21 errors.

OH - Elissa Barbosa, Reagan (San Antonio), 5-10
Barbosa was named first team all-district as Reagan won 36 times. She returned 625 serves, recorded 513 digs (4.0), blocked 49 shots, served 94.6 percent (37 aces) and killed 477 balls (3.8).

OH/DS - Megan Miller, Alexandria-Monroe (Alexandria, Ind.), 5-7
Don't let the 5-7 stat fool you. Miller is a big-time hitter with 626 kills (5.5) and 100 aces out of 425 serves. She also blocked 26 shots, had 447 digs (4.0) and took on 559 serve receptions.

OH - Allison Martinez, Westridge (Pasadena, Calif.), 5-11
Martinez averaged 5.2 kills per set on 1,039 kill attempts. She also led the 23-8 Tigers with 74 serves (90.4 percent) and 142 digs.

OH - Claire Hoffman, Marist (Eugene, Ore.), 6-1
Hoffman led Marist to an 18-6 mark and averaged 4.9 kills (465) in the process. She also had 283 digs (3.0) and returned 384 serves. She was named second team 5A all-state.

MB/OH - Thayer Hall, Dorman (Roebuck, S.C.), 6-2
Hall led Dorman in kills (475, 4.8), aces (53), blocks (44) and was second in digs (272) and serve receptions (256) as the Cavs went 31-6 and deep into the postseason.

S - Claire Mosher, Waterloo (Wis.), 5-11
Mosher was the quarterback of the AAA state title-winning team, recording 992 assists, 156 digs and 41 service aces during the regular season.

S - Erin O'Leary, Novi (Mich.), 5-10
O'Leary certainly lived up to the preseason praise as she was the sparkplug for Novi's 54-6-1 season and runner-up state finish. She averaged better than 10 assists per set, as well as three digs and kills.

S - Derry Costigan, St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.), 6-0
Costigan averaged 9.9 assists per set in leading the Raiders to the 7A state title.

S - Kaylee Morris, Harrison (Kennesaw, Ga.) 5-7
Morris averaged 9.9 assists (1,163) and Harrison went deep in playoffs and finished the season 45-6.

S - Kinsley Tingelhoff, Wahoo (Neb.), 5-7
Wahoo (31-5) finished fourth in the state as Tinglehoff dished out 1,113 assists (11.0). She added 225 digs and 43 aces.

S - Haley Vaughn, Crawford (Texas), 5-9
An all-state setter and District 2A Newcomer of the Year, Crawford registered 1,038 assists as the Pirates won 30 matches. She also had 60 acres.

S - Ansleigh Daily, Bayside Academy (Daphne, Ala.), 5-6
Daily dished out 1,374 assists and recorded 58 aces as Bayside won its 13th-straight state title.

S - Ella may Powell, Fayetteville (Ark.), 6-0
Powell recorded a team-high 847 assists, 243 kills, 285 digs and 41 aces. She was named NWA Media's co-Newcomer of the Year with teammate Haley Warner.

S - Chelsey Lockey, Eaton (Colo.), 5-7
Big sister Courtney (state 3A POY) needed someone to get her the ball and Chelsey did just that with 871 assists (9.1) as Eaton went 28-1 and won the state 3A title. She also had 74 aces (95.1 percent), 227 digs and only 12 miscues on 218 serve receptions.

A-A - Renee Shultz, Bishop Shanahan (Downingtown, Pa.), 5-10
It was an impressive first-year impact as Shultz led the Eagles to the 3A semifinals and a 22-win season. For her efforts, she was named all-state.

A-A - Taliyah Flores, Papillion-LaVista South (Papillion, Neb.), 5-8
Flores served 97.9 percent with 41 aces, returned 554 serves, had 378 digs (3.5) and 355 kills (3.7) for a 25-win team.

L/DS - Kylie Baumert, Twin Falls (Idaho), 5-4
Baumert was first team all-area as Twin Falls reached the state semifinals. She recorded 45 serves (93.5 percent), had 571 serve receptions and a state-leading 628 (5.3) digs.