INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – The Horizon League announced the 2019 postseason awards Thursday afternoon, with Cleveland State junior Hannah Greene and senior Trinniti Hall both earning a spot on the All-League First Team.
This marks the fifth time out of the last six years that the Vikings have had two or more representatives on the #HLVB First Team, while it is the 12th total time during head coach Chuck Voss' tenure.
During the 2019 campaign, Greene and Hall combined for over 50-percent of the Cleveland State offense, recording 670 total kills after appearing in every set for the Vikings. Hall finished the year with a team-high 359 kills and ranked third in the #HLVB standings averaging 3.32 kills per set, while Greene recorded 311 kills on the year and ranked fifth among league players with a .284 hitting percentage.
This duo also led Cleveland State's blocking efforts on the season, as Greene finished with a team-high 117 total blocks while Hall added 100 blocks for the Vikings.
Greene, who ranked sixth in the #HLVB standings averaging 1.08 blocks per set this year, finished the season tied for 10th in the CSU Career Record Book with 275 block assists.
Hall also finished the year with 204 digs after transitioning to a six-rotation player late in the season, and 23 service aces.
Greene and Hall are both picking up postseason honors for the second straight year, as Greene was named Honorable Mention as a sophomore, and Hall earned First Team accolades as a junior.
2019 Horizon League Awards
First Team
Hannah Greene, Cleveland State
Trinniti Hall, Cleveland State
Taylor Wolf, Green Bay
Maddie Yoss, Green Bay
Carmen Heilemann, Milwaukee
Ari Miller, Milwaukee
Anna Brinkman, Northern Kentucky
Michelle Glover, UIC
Nyssa Baker, Wright State
Celia Powers, Wright State
Lainey Stephenson, Wright State
Jenna Story, Wright State
Honorable Mention
Haley Hoffman, IUPUI
Jess Grabowski, Milwaukee
Ashton Terrill, Northern Kentucky
Jamie Walling, Oakland
Lindsay Wightman, Oakland
Teddie Sauer, Wright State
All-Freshman Team
Brenna Hesse, Green Bay
Allie Pogue, IUPUI
Reilly Briggs, Northern Kentucky
Abby Kanakry, Northern Kentucky
Ari Miller, Milwaukee
Brittany Welch, Oakland
Megan Alders, Wright State
Player & Offensive Player of the Year
Taylor Wolf, Green Bay
Defensive Player of the Year
Jenna Story, Wright State
Setter of the Year
Maddie Yoss, Green Bay
Freshman of the Year
Ari Miller, Milwaukee
Coach of the Year
Allie Matters, Wright State
