Boerboom coach of the year; Larson MVP
Softball
The Camden Conference Softball Coach of the Year is Heidi Boerboom and she and Most Valuable Player Sydney Larson led the Minneota/Canby contingent in all-conference balloting.
She led five of her players to the All-Conference softball team. The Vikings were Sydney Larson, Brooklyn Nelson, Abby Hennen, Emily Pohlen and Madison Sorensen.
Larson was also named MVP of the Conference.
Others were: Tracy-Milroy-Balaton: Kate Danielson and Kiara Danielson. Russell-Tyler-Ruthton-Kylea Baartman and Rhaegyn Petersen. Dawson-Boyd-Mary Bothun Lakeview-Kiana Imes YME-Emily Cobb Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg-Katie Krieger, Mallory Rudningen, Savanna Hagen and Maret Gjerde Lac qui Parle Valley-Haley Wollschlager and Cassidie Olson MACCRAY-Jaimi Heida and Abi Pieper Renville County West-Pamela Winzenburg Honorable Mention team was Minneota/Canby’s Kaylee Johnson, TMB’s Brooklyn Ludeman, Dawson-Boyd’s Amelia Olson, RTR’s Madison Burns, Lakeview’s Trinity Kirckof and YME’s Megan Nordaune. Joining the area players was KMS’ Annika Smith, LQPV’s Lindsay Kranz, MACCRAY’s Kate Hutlgren and RCW’s Hayley Gustafson.
Baseball
In baseball, Minneota was led by Landon Rolbiecki, Ted Pesch and Sam Buysse for all-conference honors.
Others were: RTR-Payton Hess and Hayden Gravley. YME-Angel Jimenez and Carter Sneller. Canby-Nolan Harding and Kalib Greenman. Lakeview-Noah Jensen. Dawson-Boyd-Griffin Johnson. KMS-Weston Gjerde, Dylan Rudningen, Regan Carlson, Alex Call and Isaac Call LQPV-Dain Haas, Caden Bjornjeld and Brett Baldwin. RCW- Jacob Grund and Justin Schrupp. MACCRAY- Rhys Schwitters and Gabe Henker. CMCS-Jay Marcus. TMB-Jake Byrne, Caleb Nordsiden, Jake Tauer and Konner Zick.
Leading the way on the Honorable Mention team was Canby’s Evan Stoks, Dawson-Boyd’s Kolten Lindblad, Lakeview’s Zach Mueller, Minneota’s Thomas Hennen, RTR’s Cody Wichmann, TMB’s Luc Gervais and YME’s Ty Schulte.
Joining the area players was CMCS’ Tucker Dehmlow, KMS’ Christian Diederich, LQPV’s Wyatt Halvorson, MACCRAY’s Brady Kienitz and RCW’s Brandan Hoberg.