GWOC Non-Senior All-League Honors

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>The GWOC recently announced there all-conference honors including a handful of non-senior prospects. Here are some of those athletes:</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='114599' first='Reese' last='Wuebker']</strong> - 2024 | OH | Centerville<br>After transferring into Centerville from league rival Springboro, Wuebker had a terrific offensive season as she was among hitting leaders in the league, earning her Player of the Year honors. The Ohio State commit has terminated nearly 350 kills, with success at 53% of her attempts and through a .376 efficiency. The Elks claimed the GWOC crown for the second consecutive season and next will face Bulter in postseason play on Wednesday</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='152117' first='Mialee' last='Dabbelt']</strong> - 2024 | OH | Centerville<br>Dabbelt was a first-team all-conference selection as she helped guide the Elks to a second GWOC crown in the past two seasons. Her numbers elevated this season as she was given more opportunities and capitalized on her increased skills from the club season. She averaged 2.8 kills per set having earned a career high 244 total kills and finishing in the top-10 offensively.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>Elliot Rauch</strong> - 2025 | S/OH | Springboro<br>Rauch is the final non-senior selected to the GWOC first-team. She led Springboro with 186 assists. Springboro finished 12-2 in conference play and second in the final league standings. Rauch has good distribution skills and understands point flow and uses good court awareness to earn her own opportunities to score on the second touch.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>Kayla Caldwell</strong> - 2024 | S | Beavercreek<br>Caldwell was the GWOC leader at the setting position, earning her second-team all-conference honors. She earned 586 assists on the season for an average of 7.8 assists per set. She has 954 assists after two varsity seasons and should surpass the 1,000 assists mark for her career in their upcoming match against league foe Springboro on Wednesday in playoff action.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='114580' first='Ella' last='Mozeleski']</strong> - 2024 | OH | Springboro (*pictured)<br>Mozeleski is a second-team all-conference selection following her 3.12 kills per set average. Springboro finished second in the GWOC standings as Mozeleski led their offense all season. She put up career best numbers this her junior season as she terminated 42% of her opportunities at a .242 efficiency. The 5'9 pin has quick lift off the floor with good elevation and puts good pace on the ball with her arm speed at the peak of her jump. She is also an avid sand competitor, which benefits every aspect of her game.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>Maya Zinciewicz</strong> - 2025 | L/DS | Wayne<br>Zinciewicz is a key reason why Wayne has such a terrific surge in success this season. Along with increased offense across the team, she was a key catalyst to creating opportunities through her ball control and defense. The sophomore libero was second in the league in total digs at 394 and was the only sophomore athlete named to the GWOC first or second team.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->