Four Area Players Earn All-Ohio Volleyball Honors
The Ohio High School Volleyball Coaches Association released All-Ohio honors in Divisions III and V on Sunday, November 8.
Updated on Nov. 8, 2026 in Volleyball

Chillicothe senior Evelyn Hamman earned first-team All-Ohio honors in Division III, while Zane Trace junior Karlee Snavely, Adena senior Kimmy Dalton and Adena junior Jacey Jones were also recognized in Division V. The Ohio High School Volleyball Coaches Association released the honors on Sunday.
Why it matters
The recognition highlights standout individual seasons from several Ohio high school programs, spanning both Division III and Division V. The honors give statewide visibility to players whose statistics anchored competitive teams across the state.
Hamman recorded 579 kills and 216 digs for an 18-7 Chillicothe team, while Snavely posted 474 kills and 229 digs and Dalton logged 587 digs and 535 serve receptions. The source does not report how these totals compare with other honorees in their divisions.
The players
Ohio High School Volleyball Coaches Association
The statewide association that selects and publishes All-Ohio volleyball honors for high school programs across Ohio.
The details
Evelyn Hamman earned a first-team All-Ohio selection in Division III after Chillicothe went 18-7 and shared the Frontier Athletic Conference title, reaching a district semifinal. In Division V, Karlee Snavely earned second-team honors as Zane Trace won a district championship, Kimmy Dalton was named third-team and was the Scioto Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Year, and Jacey Jones received honorable mention.
Timeline
Fall 2026: Players compiled the season statistics that led to the honors.
Sunday, November 8, 2026: The Ohio High School Volleyball Coaches Association released All-Ohio honors.
Season Trajectory
The All-Ohio list is an annual recognition published by the Ohio High School Volleyball Coaches Association after each regular season and postseason. These selections give statewide recognition to players from programs across the Frontier Athletic Conference, Scioto Valley Conference and other Ohio leagues.
The honors recognize individual statistical leaders across Divisions III and V, which can help local fans track standout athletes heading into the next season. Players named to All-Ohio lists are typically recruited more visibly by college programs.
The takeaway
Statewide honors like these show how individual statistics from a single season can bring recognition to players across multiple divisions and conferences. Following the All-Ohio lists offers a clear view of the state's top performers each year.
Further reading
Read more Ohio high school volleyball coverage for additional context on the state's teams and players.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Chillicothe Gazette.










