Marquette's Zmuda, Snyder Earn All-State Volleyball Honors
Indiana High School Volleyball Coaches Association named two Marquette players to its Class A all-state teams after a 29-6 season.
Updated on Nov. 13, 2026 in Volleyball

The Indiana High School Volleyball Coaches Association named Marquette volleyball players Olivia Zmuda, a first-team Class A selection, and Mackenzie Snyder, a second-team selection, to its all-state teams on Tuesday. The honors follow a season in which Marquette went 29-6 and won its fifth consecutive Class A sectional title.
Why it matters
The selections recognize two local players whose statistics ranked among the best in the state's Class A division this fall. For Marquette and the surrounding community, the honors highlight a program that has sustained winning results across multiple seasons.
Zmuda posted 653 digs this fall, fourth-most in the state, along with 71 aces, second on the team. Snyder led the team with 367 kills and added 62 aces and 434 digs.
The players
Indiana High School Volleyball Coaches Association
The statewide organization of high school volleyball coaches in Indiana that selects the annual all-state teams and recognizes outstanding players across the state's classifications.
Olivia Zmuda
A Marquette volleyball player named to the first-team Class A all-state team, with 1,335 career digs across two seasons with the program.
The details
Zmuda was a first-team Class A selection and Snyder a second-team selection. Kira Oman and Sami Schenzel were also named to the Class A All-District North team, with Oman recording 346 kills, 76 aces and 476 digs.
Timeline
Fall 2026: Zmuda records 653 digs, fourth-most in the state.
Tuesday, November 10, 2026: The Indiana High School Volleyball Coaches Association announces all-state selections.
Season Trajectory
The honors extend Marquette's run of success, which included a fifth straight Class A sectional title and a 29-6 record this season. Zmuda and Snyder's selections add to the program's standing among Indiana's Class A volleyball teams.
Zmuda's 1,335 career digs and Snyder's 367 team-high kills give fantasy and recruiting observers a measurable snapshot of two Class A players. The selections also signal which Marquette athletes drew statewide attention from the coaches who vote on the honors.
The takeaway
Recognition from a statewide coaching body reflects consistent production across seasons rather than a single standout year. Readers following Indiana high school volleyball can track these players as they move toward their next level of competition.
Further reading
Find more coverage of Marquette volleyball and the program's recent seasons.
Source note: This article includes information reported by LPHeraldDispatch.










