All-Star Game San Bernardino vs Riverside County

The San Bernardino County vs. Riverside County All-Star game took place on November 16, 2024, at Notre Dame High School in Riverside, California. It was an electrifying showcase of top-tier volleyball talent, featuring rosters with skilled players and committed college athletes. Put on by iesportsnet and in partnership with Riverside Sheriff's Association, the packed gym was filled with excitement as family, friends, and fans gathered to witness the best of the best from both counties battle each other on the court. Team Riverside was coached by Hannah Schaffer from Great Oaks High School, and San Bernardino was coached by Savannah Flores from Etiwanda High School. Both teams emerged displaying incredible teamwork and skill. San Bernardino claimed a three-set victory. With powerful swings, precise sets, and relentless defense, San Bernardino controlled the tempo, as Riverside battled to keep up. Sets were point for point which kept the fans on the edge of their seats. The game highlighted some of the future stars of collegiate volleyball and left the crowd happy to see the athleticism and sportsmanship on display. Meet some of the Stars below.    Right-side hitter [player_tooltip player_id='382780' first='Maya' last='Banks'] delivered a phenomenal performance that earned her the MVP title in the All-Star game. With her towering presence at the net, she executed amazing blocks that shut down Riverside County's top hitters and swung the momentum in favor of San Bernardino. Maya's powerful kills were equally impressive, as she consistently found ways to score against a formidable defense. Her infectious energy on the court uplifted her teammates, inspiring them to play with intensity and determination. Maya's all-around dominance and leadership proved pivotal in San Bernardino's straight-set victory, cementing her status as a standout player in the match. Maya is committed to UNLV.     Outside hitter Dakota Zieman was a standout performer in the All-Star game, showcasing her ability to dominate on offense. She consistently scored by hitting through the block, using her powerful swings to overwhelm the defense. Her attacks had remarkable velocity and speed, making her a constant threat at the net and from the back row. Dakota's ability to generate kills with precision and power was a key factor in her team's success, leaving fans and opponents in awe of her impressive performance. Dakota is committed to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Florida.     Setter [player_tooltip player_id='224759' first='Brooke' last='Hansen'] is a master at her craft, showcasing some of the best hands in the sport. Her sets are calculated and precise, making every ball she delivers hittable and easy for her hitters to capitalize on. With smooth hands and absolutely no ball spin, Brooke places the ball with pinpoint accuracy, ensuring seamless offensive execution. Her quickness and ability to get under the ball in any situation make her a reliable and dynamic playmaker. Brooke's composure and technical excellence set her apart, proving why she is such a critical asset to any team she leads. Brooke is committed to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo       Libero [player_tooltip player_id='179339' first='Saniyah' last='Sobers'] is a defensive powerhouse and one of the top liberos in the class of 2025. Her relentless hustle and fearless approach to the game make her an invaluable asset on the court. Saniyah dives effortlessly to stop balls from scoring, executing flawless floor rolls and immediately springing back into action. Her ability to dig even the most powerful attacks is remarkable, showcasing her quick reflexes and court awareness. With her tenacity and defensive expertise, Saniyah consistently proves why she is a standout in her class. Saniyah is committed to CSUN.     Setter Morgan Wilson is a dynamic playmaker who excels at distributing the ball across the court. Her ability to spread the ball around keeps opposing defenses guessing and ensures all her hitters are involved in the offense. Morgan's hustle is unmatched, as she tirelessly works to get under off-target passes, turning challenging situations into opportunities for her team. With nice hands and consistently well-placed sets, she provides her hitters with the perfect setup to execute powerful attacks. Morgan's skill, effort, and reliability make her a key contributor and a setter to watch.     At 6'4", middle blocker and hitter [player_tooltip player_id='706323' first='Kelis' last='Hawkins'] is an imposing force on the court. Her height and impressive wingspan make her a dominant presence at the net, intimidating opponents and shutting down attacks with high, effective blocks. Kelis's strength and precision in her offensive game are equally remarkable, as she consistently scores by hammering the ball with power. She excels at connecting with quick, fast sets, sending the ball straight down with authority. Kelis's combination of size, skill, and athleticism cements her as a standout player and a formidable threat in any match. Kelis is committed to Wake Forrest.      Included on the San Bernardino roster are [player_tooltip player_id='340126' first='Morgan' last='Graves'] (San Jose State), [player_tooltip player_id='186528' first='Keonahi'ilani' last='Solaita'] (Sacramento State), Kayla Santiago, [player_tooltip player_id='386650' first='Makenna' last='Tillman'], Zariah Crosby (Cal State Fullerton), Baylie Moore, Amillion Hamilton, Sofia Ajmal, [player_tooltip player_id='482113' first='Milani' last='Lee'], Emory Bernal, Addison Contreras, Alina Parrales, Carina Zaldivar (Gonzaga University) and Sabri Johnson.   Included on the Riverside roster are Melanie Hewlett (San Francisco State), Devin Hicks, [player_tooltip player_id='359036' first='Summer' last='Brayton'], Alison Chapin (Smith College), Abigail Greener , [player_tooltip player_id='487956' first='Celeste' last='Paez'], Lara Martinez, [player_tooltip player_id='199763' first='Fallyn' last='Blotzer'] (University of Cincinnati), Madison "Maddy" Snow (Pepperdine/Beach), Miley Thunstrom (Saint Mary's College of California), [player_tooltip player_id='523388' first='Ryleigh' last='Short'] (Sacred Heart University), Madison Pulsipher (Fresno State), Klea Tarja (Bucknell University), [player_tooltip player_id='371436' first='Hannah' last='Hass'] (Sonoma State University), [player_tooltip player_id='719919' first='Cadence' last='Axene'] , [player_tooltip player_id='466644' first='Emery' last='Tubbs'] (Texas A&M-Corpus Christi), Nicolette Noble (Montana State University, Bozeman), Annette Lee (United States Military Academy), and Grace Liesmeyer (Cal State Monterey Bay).   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The San Bernardino County vs. Riverside County All-Star game took place on November 16, 2024, at Notre Dame High School in Riverside, California. It was an electrifying showcase of top-tier volleyball talent, featuring rosters with skilled players and committed college athletes. Put on by iesportsnet and in partnership with Riverside Sheriff's Association, the packed gym was filled with excitement as family, friends, and fans gathered to witness the best of the best from both counties battle each other on the court. Team Riverside was coached by Hannah Schaffer from Great Oaks High School, and San Bernardino was coached by Savannah Flores from Etiwanda High School. Both teams emerged displaying incredible teamwork and skill. San Bernardino claimed a three-set victory. With powerful swings, precise sets, and relentless defense, San Bernardino controlled the tempo, as Riverside battled to keep up. Sets were point for point which kept the fans on the edge of their seats. The game highlighted some of the future stars of collegiate volleyball and left the crowd happy to see the athleticism and sportsmanship on display. Meet some of the Stars below.