Landgraf Highlights WVC Division II All-Conference Team (4-9-17)
Adam Landgraf (Sr. – Kenosha) was named the Wisconsin Volleyball Conference Division II Most Valuable Player for the third consecutive season to highlight the list of UW-Oshkosh II players to be recognized by the conference at the WVC State Championship recently.
Landgraf tallied 345 assists, 17 service aces, 52 digs and 16 blocks in 36 sets played leading the Titans to a perfect 16-0 regular season Wisconsin Volleyball Conference season. He was previously named WVC Division II honorable mention in 2013.
Tony Mack (Sr. – Muskego) once again was selected to the WVC Division II first team after being named to the team last year as well. Mack slammed down 63 kills to go with a robust .415 hitting percentage. He added 11 service aces, 24 digs and 11 blocks in 26 sets played.
Alex Basting (So. – Franklin) garnered his second consecutive WVC Division II First Team nod after being named to the team as a member of the UW-Oshkosh III squad last season. In conference play he had 52 kills, a .422 hitting percentage, 26 digs and 20 blocks in 27 sets played.
Braeden Melton (Sr. – Beloit) earned his first all-conference First-Team selection after being named honorable mention in 2014, 2015 and 2016. He achieved 76 kills on a .420 hitting percentage and added 18 total blocks in 26 sets of action.
Mitch Lahmann (Sr. – Wauwautosa) and Sam Moua (Sr. – Appleton) were named to the WVC Division II honorable mention team. Lahmann previously was named first team in 2014 and an honorable mention choice last season; whereas Moua was named honorable mention in 2014 and first team in 2015. In 2014, 2015 and 2017 Moua was also named the WVC Division II libero of the year.
Lahmann piled up 94 kills on 180 swings for a .372 hitting percentage. He added 12 service aces, 44 digs and 18 blocks in 30 sets played. Moua racked up 105 digs and eight service aces in 31 sets played in conference action.
Within the conference Melton led the league in hitting percentage, Landgraf in assists per set and Starzec led the conference in blocks per set.
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