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Princeton volleyball holds awards night

Varsity award winners for the 2025 volleyball season at Princeton High School are (from left) Kathy Maciczak, Camryn Driscoll, Caroline Keutzer, Maykayla Hecht and Ava Kyle.

The Princeton Tigresses volleyball team held its awards night on Sunday.

The Tigresses won their first regional championship in four years, finishing second in the Three Rivers East. The PHS freshmen and sophomore teams both won Three Rivers East championships.

Varsity award winners were: Hustle/Attitude - Ava Kyle; Leadership - Makayla Hecht; Most Improved - Maegan Du Preez; Most Valuable Offense - Caroline Keutzer; Most Valuable Defense - Camryn Driscoll; Sportsmanship - Kathy Maciczak.

Sophomore award winners were: Hustle/Attitude - Jocelyn Strouss; Leadership: Payten Harden; Most Improved - Marissa Storm; Most Valuable Offense - Payton Brandt; Most Valuable Defense - Payten Harden; Sportsmanship - Jameson Morse.

Sophomore award winners for the 2025 volleyball season at Princeton High School are (from left) Marissa Storm, Jameson Morse, Payten Harden, Payton Brandt and Jocelyn Strouss.

Freshmen award winners were: Hustle/Attitude - Ellie Longeville; Leadership - Lenora Hopkins; Most Improved -Karter Transou; Most Valuable Offense - Allison Cihocki; Most Valuable Defense - Collyns Etheridge; Sportsmanship - Kiley Johnston.

Sophomore award winners for the 2025 volleyball season at Princeton High School are (from left) Marissa Storm, Jameson Morse, Payten Harden, Payton Brandt and Jocelyn Strouss.
Freshmen award winners for the 2025 volleyball season at Princeton High School are (from left) Ellie Longeville
Kylie Johnston, Lenora Hopkins, Collyns Etheridge and Karter Transou.
Kevin Hieronymus

Kevin Hieronymus

Kevin has been sports editor of the BCR since 1986 and is Sports Editor of Putnam County Record. Was previously sports editor of the St. Louis Daily News and a regular contributor for the St. Louis Cardinals Magazine. He is a member of the IBCA and Illinois Valley Hall of Fames. He is one of 4 sportswriters from his tiny hometown Atlanta, IL