Logan County volleyball players were recognized for their performances throughout the 2026 season as the Central Buckeye Conference, Ohio Heritage Conference and Metro Buckeye Conference released their All-Conference selections.

Athletes from Bellefontaine, Benjamin Logan, Indian Lake, West Liberty-Salem and Calvary Christian earned postseason recognition, with several players receiving first-team honors. Additional awards highlighted the sportsmanship and character demonstrated by local athletes and teams throughout the season.

At the time of publication, the Three Rivers Conference had not yet released its All-Conference selections. As a result, Riverside High School's honorees are not included in this report and will be recognized once the conference announces its selections.

The Central Buckeye Conference recognized players from Bellefontaine, Benjamin Logan and Indian Lake across its Kenton Trail and Mad River divisions.

Bellefontaine earned two individual honors, led by sophomore Jillian Ullom, who was named to the second team. Pressley Vigansky received special mention, while Ava Layman was recognized with the division's sportsmanship award.

The Chieftains' selections highlighted contributions from multiple players, with Layman earning recognition for her sportsmanship throughout the season.

Benjamin Logan placed five players among the conference's individual honorees, including two first-team selections. Autumn Cline and Abby Vance earned first-team honors for the Raiders, while Summer Cline and Georgia Daniels were named to the second team. Brielle Kline received special mention, and Avah Miller earned the team's sportsmanship award.

Indian Lake also had a strong showing in the Mad River Division, with Cami Bailey and Addyson Roby both earning first-team recognition. Courtney Alstaetter was named to the second team, while Mackenzie Miller received special mention. Alivia Kinney was recognized with the Lakers' sportsmanship award.

The selections gave Benjamin Logan and Indian Lake two first-team representatives apiece, underscoring the contributions of their top performers during the conference season.

West Liberty-Salem had four players recognized in the Ohio Heritage Conference following its season.

Reese Winters earned first-team honors for the Tigers, while Sophia Landon and Reagan Winters were named to the second team. Lilli Heminger received honorable mention and was also presented with the sportsmanship award.

The Tigers' selections recognized contributions across the roster, with Winters leading the way among the program's all-conference honorees.

Calvary Christian earned two individual selections in the Metro Buckeye Conference, highlighted by Grace Zell's first-team honor. Liddy Heater was named to the second team.

The Eagles also received recognition as a program, earning the conference's Team Sportsmanship Award. The honor acknowledged the team's sportsmanship throughout the season and added to Calvary Christian's postseason recognition.

The release of the conference teams provides an opportunity to recognize the individual performances and sportsmanship of Logan County's volleyball players following the 2026 regular season.

With first-team, second-team, special mention and honorable mention selections represented across the three conferences, local programs were well represented among this year's honorees.

Riverside's selections remain pending as the Three Rivers Conference has yet to announce its awards. The Pirates' honorees will be added once those selections become available.