This year, Northview Volleyball and Northview Athletics contracted wtih both Glass City Photography and Estes Productions LLC to produce still images of our teams and to promote our program with a custom video for the 2023 season. 

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SYLVANIA, OHIO — The Northview High School volleyball program is proud to announce that three of its exceptional athletes have been named to the prestigious American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-American Watch List. Additionally, two rising stars from the program have secured spots on the AVCA Phenom List. This recognition further cements Northview High School's commitment to nurturing and showcasing remarkable talent in the world of high school volleyball.

AVCA All-American Watch List Honorees:

1. Jordyn Pakulski, Senior Libero: Jordyn's unparalleled skills as a libero have earned her a spot on the AVCA All-American Watch List. Her agility, impeccable reading of opponents, and ability to execute pinpoint digs make her an invaluable asset to the Northview High School volleyball team. Jordyn's leadership on and off the court serves as an inspiration to her teammates.

2. Claire Smith, Senior Middle Blocker: Claire's dominant presence at the net has earned her a well-deserved spot on the AVCA All-American Watch List. Her powerful blocks and versatile attacking abilities have consistently disrupted opponents' strategies. Claire's dedication and determination are exemplary, setting the bar high for her teammates.

3. Natalie Kerchevall, Senior Setter/Opposite: Natalie's exceptional versatility as both a setter and opposite hitter has earned her a coveted spot on the AVCA All-American Watch List. Her strategic playmaking, accurate sets, and effective attacks have been instrumental in shaping Northview High School's success on the court. Natalie's passion for the game is evident in every play she makes.

AVCA Phenom List Rising Stars:

1. Paige LaBudda, Junior Defensive Specialist: Paige's standout performances have earned her a place on the AVCA Phenom List. As a defensive specialist, her uncanny ability to read opponents and deliver timely digs has consistently impressed coaches and spectators alike. Paige's commitment to improvement and unwavering work ethic make her a force to be reckoned with.

2. Talia Twigg, Sophomore Outside Hitter: Talia's early successes have earned her a spot on the AVCA Phenom List. Her powerful and well-placed attacks from the outside hitter position have been a significant asset to the team's offensive prowess. Talia's potential and determination are indicative of a bright future in the world of volleyball.

The AVCA's recognition of these outstanding athletes showcases Northview High School's dedication to fostering talent and nurturing a culture of excellence in both sportsmanship and performance. The volleyball program takes immense pride in its players' achievements and remains committed to providing them with opportunities for growth and success.

The Northview High School community congratulates Jordyn Pakulski, Claire Smith, Natalie Kerchevall, Paige LaBudda, and Talia Twigg on these well-deserved honors and looks forward to witnessing their continued accomplishments on and off the volleyball court.

June 15, 2023

Northview Volleyball is excited to announce its promotional schedule for the 2023 season. 

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Check below for Northview Volleyball's full promotional schedule:

Sylvania Northview High School Volleyball released its 2023 schedule on Sunday, May 14th. With the new NLL starting this upcoming season, the schedule will look very different. As the schedule has in the past, it  is slated with fourteen Northern Lakes League conference matches, 8 of those coming in the big school division in a home-and-home series with Anthony Wayne, Findlay, Perrysburg, and Whitmer and an addition eight NLL matches against school in the small school division. 

Just like their 2021 and 2022 schedules showcased, the 2023 schedule for the Wildcats will be one of the toughest schedules in the state of Ohio. For the 2023 campaign, the Wildcats will play

• Division 1 State Runner-up - Magnificat
• Division 1 Final Four and Regional Champion - Perrysburg
• Division 1 Regional Runner-up and District Champion - Olentangy Liberty
• Division 1 District Champion (Sweet 16) - Amherst Steele
• Division 2 State Runner-up - Gilmour Academy
• Division 2 District Champion - Liberty Benton

For a complete list of matches, click here. Northview Volleyball kicks off the 2023 season with tryouts on July 31st and August 19th with their first match verse Avon High School; freshman at 10:00 A.M., JV at 11:00 A.M. and Varsity at 12:30 P.M.

SYLVANIA, Ohio. -- Sylvania Northiew volleyball head coach Chad Rutkowski announced Friday (Feb. 17) the hiring of four individuals to round out the staff for the 2023 campaign. Joining the Wildcats in 2023 will be Matt Trzcinski, associate head coach; Kristen Trzcinski, head junior varsity coach and varsity assistant; Skylar Iott, head freshman coach and varsity assistant; and Rachel Phalen, Northview class of 2018, as a volunteer assistant. 

"We are thrilled to welcome Matt, Kristen, Skylar and Rachel to Northview," said Rutkowski. "All of these individuals will bring compassionate competitiveness to our program as well as vast experience that will be immensely beneficial to our athletes and their families. Their combined expertise will all benefit the growth of Northview volleyball and volleyball in the Sylvania community. As we built this staff, the top prirotiy was high character people and championship experience remain top priorities, and all four of these individuals exude these qualities. Please join me in welcoming the Matt, Kristen, Skylar and Rachel to Northview Volleyball."

Matt Trzcinski will join the staff as associate head coach while being the lead coach for our defensive specialists. 

Trzcinski began coaching in 2008 and spent over a dozen years at Notre Dame Academy in varying roles within the volleyball program. He also coaches for Toledo Volleyball Club and serves on the board of directors. 

A 2001 graduate from Saint Francis de Sales High School, he was on the water polo and swimming teams. Trzcinski went on to play water polo for the University of Toledo’s club team and eventually played for the club volleyball team as well. 

Kristen Trzcinski will join the staff as the head junior varsity coach and varsity assistant while being the lead coach for our setters.

Kristen comes from much experience having coached at the high school and college level. Kristen played 4 years for Clay High School and 2 years for Owens Community College where she was their setter. Following college ball, Kristen started coaching at Clay High School where she coached for 5 years. That eventually led her to Cardinal Stritch, Anthony Wayne, Owens, and Notre Dame Academy where she took on many different rolls. Kristen also coaches for Toledo Volleyball Club.

Skylar Iott joins the staff as head freshman coach and varsity assistant while being the lead coach for our outside and opposite hitters. 

As an outstanding outside hitter during her playing days, Iott played for Northview Head Coach Chad Rutkowski at Premier Volleyball Academy for 5 years and was an All-American her senior year. For her high school career, she attended St. Mary's Catholic Central in Monroe, Michigan, she was a State Champion (junior year), State Runner-up (senior year), as well as a Miss Volleyball finalist in the state of Michigan. 

Collegiately, she played Division 1 volleyball at George Washington University in Washington, DC. She was named to the Atlantic 10 All-Conference Second Team, voted team MVP, and joined the 1,000 kill club during her senior year, where she currently ranked 6th in kills in program history.

Rachel Phalen will be joining the Wildcats as a volunteer assistant working with outside and opposite hitters. 

Phalen played varsity all 4 years at Northview. She was apart of the 2015 team that won the NLL conference, and was also named an AAU All-American in the spring of 2016. She played travel at the Premier Academy where, unfortunately, she sustained an ACL injury going into my senior year and I did not get to play for Northview in the fall of 2017. She was able to play her last year of club volleyball, where she signed with the University of Charleston in West Virginia, a division 2 school that competes in the Mountain East Conference (MEC) where she played for three seasons.

For a full list of the staff for 2023, please click here.