Bulldog Sumner voted to District All-Star VB team
By Cort Reynolds
Ada High School senior libero Courtney Sumner was voted honorable mention Div. IV All-District 8 for volleyball recently by area coaches.
Sumner will play for the East team in the Div. IV district Senior All-Star Game.
Ada fifth-year mentor Kyleigh Woodruff was also named as one of the two coaches for the East All-Star squad.
The acrobatic Sumner set the school career record for digs this past season. She made 489 digs this year (6.8 per set) and served 35 aces to help lead Ada to an 11-12 record (2-6 NWC).
The All-Star Games will be played at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 16 at Coldwater High School.
Matches will be played in three sets to 25.
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