2022-23 Athletes of the Week, Part XI

Blair sophomore Hailey Roewert sends the ball back over her head as teammates Valeria Hernandez, from left, Abigail Schlachter and Savanah Roan watch Thursday at Arlington High School.

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Arlington's Peyton Timm receives a serve Monday at North Bend Central.

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Pioneers senior Olivia Quinlan, right, taps the ball back over her shoulder and Raymond Central's Alliana Miller on Thursday at Fort Calhoun High School.

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Washington County’s fall high school sports season is complete.
I hope you didn’t miss it.
I hope you don’t miss your chance to celebrate these three Nannen & Harte Physical Therapy Athletes of the Week either. They’re the last honorees for a few weeks as we prepare for winter, and one will have a video interview up on our site in a couple of days. Keep an eye on the sports section for that.

Here’s three of Washington County’s finest.

Peyton Timm, Arlington: The sophomore played a key role for the Eagles’ volleyball team this fall. According to stats uploaded to maxpreps.com, she had a team-best 78 kills and 25 service aces, and was second on the the roster in digs with 132.

Hailey Roewert, Blair: The Bears lost their subdistrict final to South Sioux City, but their sophomore setter made all kinds of plays. She had seven kills, four blocks, 13 digs, 30 assists and an ace. The first-year starter finished with 364 assists this season.

Olivia Quinlan, Fort Calhoun: The senior Pioneer tied her school record for ace serves in a match with 12 against Boys Town, while breaking a 15-year-old record for aces in a season with 61. She had 220 digs this fall and 427 assists, too.