<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4HP8oj_1Gwr3qcr00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4HP8oj_1Gwr3qcr00" width="845" height="321" ></figure>CANFIELD, OH – The South Range Raiders have put together a season to remember, and the postseason hardware continues to roll in as senior standout Anna Toy has been named Division V District 1 Player of the Year, while Raiders head coach TJ Irons earned Coach of the Year honors.The recognition comes during a historic run for South Range, which punched its ticket to the OHSAA State Final Four for the first time in program history. The Raiders’ success has been fueled by a talented roster, strong leadership, and a relentless competitive spirit that has carried them through one of the most memorable seasons in school history.Toy has been at the center of that success, establishing herself as one of the area’s premier offensive weapons. The South Range standout delivered a remarkable 31-kill, 26-dig performance in the Raiders’ thrilling five-set regional championship victory over Orrville, helping South Range secure its first trip to the state tournament.Irons has been equally instrumental in the Raiders’ historic campaign, guiding South Range through a challenging postseason road while helping the program reach heights it had never experienced before. The Raiders’ state tournament appearance marks the 11th Final Four appearance across South Range team sports.South Range’s presence on the All-District teams extended well beyond its two major award winners. Lily Weaver joined Toy on the First Team, while Haylie John and Parker Zwingler earned Second Team recognition. Addison Freedy rounded out the Raiders’ honorees with an Honorable Mention selection.The First Team featured 14 outstanding players from across the district, showcasing the tremendous volleyball talent throughout the YSN coverage area.Columbiana earned two First Team selections with Addisyn Dangler and Landry Smith, both key contributors for the Clippers. Crestview matched that total with Bella Ciapala and Kerrigan Miller, while Lakeview placed Annaliese DeJulio and Cadence Esker among the district’s best.Warren JFK also landed a pair of First Team selections in Gabby Consiglio and Kylee Marlatt, giving the Eagles a strong presence among the top honorees.Cardinal Mooney’s Angela Bettura, Champion’s Taylor Rouan, Girard’s Khloe Pieton, and Poland’s Izzy Greco completed the First Team alongside the selections from Columbiana, Crestview, Lakeview, South Range, and Warren JFK.The Second Team featured six additional standouts who played important roles for their respective programs throughout the season.Columbiana’s Keagan Pruitt, Crestview’s Cambriauna Davidson, and Lakeview’s Cecelia DeToro joined South Range’s John and Zwingler and Warren JFK’s Gia Consiglio on the Second Team.DeToro’s recognition comes after the Lakeview sophomore setter reached the impressive milestone of 1,000 career assists, while Zwingler also celebrated her 1,000th career assist during South Range’s regional championship victory.Eight more athletes received Honorable Mention recognition, including Columbiana’s Eva Waller, Crestview’s Sophia Noling, Lakeview’s Rylie Gillespie, Liberty’s Tamia Lyons, Poland’s Makenna Saville, Pymatuning Valley’s Sophia Young, South Range’s Freedy, and Warren JFK’s Annie Phillips.In total, 28 players representing 12 schools earned All-District recognition, reflecting the depth of talent and competitive volleyball played throughout Division V District 1 this fall.While the individual accolades recognize some of the district’s brightest stars, South Range’s historic postseason run has provided a fitting spotlight for a remarkable year of volleyball across the Mahoning Valley and surrounding communities.Division V District 1 All-District Volleyball AwardsPlayer of the YearAnna Toy – South RangeCoach of the YearTJ Irons – South RangeFirst Team<ul><li>Angela Bettura – Cardinal Mooney</li><li>Taylor Rouan – Champion</li><li>Addisyn Dangler – Columbiana</li><li>Landry Smith – Columbiana</li><li>Bella Ciapala – Crestview</li><li>Kerrigan Miller – Crestview</li><li>Khloe Pieton – Girard</li><li>Annaliese DeJulio – Lakeview</li><li>Cadence Esker – Lakeview</li><li>Izzy Greco – Poland</li><li>Anna Toy – South Range</li><li>Lily Weaver – South Range</li><li>Gabby Consiglio – Warren JFK</li><li>Kylee Marlatt – Warren JFK</li></ul>Second Team <ul><li>Keagan Pruitt – Columbiana</li><li>Cambriauna Davidson – Crestview</li><li>Cecelia DeToro – Lakeview</li><li>Haylie John – South Range</li><li>Parker Zwingler – South Range</li><li>Gia Consiglio – Warren JFK</li></ul>Honorable Mention <ul><li>Eva Waller – Columbiana</li><li>Sophia Noling – Crestview</li><li>Rylie Gillespie – Lakeview</li><li>Tamia Lyons – Liberty</li><li>Makenna Saville – Poland</li><li>Sophia Young – Pymatuning Valley</li><li>Addison Freedy – South Range</li><li>Annie Phillips – Warren JFK</li></ul></div></body>

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CANFIELD, OH – The South Range Raiders have put together a season to remember, and the postseason hardware continues to roll in as senior standout Anna Toy has been named Division V District 1 Player of the Year, while Raiders head coach TJ Irons earned Coach of the Year honors.

TOY ATOP THE DIVISION V DISTRICT LIST

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CANFIELD, OH – The South Range Raiders have put together a season to remember, and the postseason hardware continues to roll in as senior standout Anna Toy

TOY ATOP THE DIVISION V DISTRICT LIST

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