Top 100 Wichita-area girls multi-sport athletes: Ranked by resume and impact
In an era of early specialization, these girls athletes chose the hard road — and thrived.
From the fall to spring championships, the Wichita area is home to a deep crop of multi-sport stars who stack all-league honors and state hardware across multiple sports. This list of the 100 best multi-sport athletes recognizes the most accomplished female high school athletes from Sedgwick, Butler and Harvey counties who stood out in more than one varsity sport during the 2024-25 school year.
The list is divided into three main categories — three-sport athletes, dual-sport standouts and distance-running specialists. Athletes were ranked based on a combination of team success, individual accolades and impact across multiple sports, with added weight given to performance in high-profile team sports like basketball, volleyball, soccer and softball and the higher classification. Postseason achievements, All-Metro selections, all-league and all-state honors, and key contributions to championship runs all factored heavily into the rankings.
This list isn’t just about participation. It’s about those rare athletes who move the needle in more than one sport. These are the players who rarely leave the spotlight, no matter the season.
Hesston junior Ashley Lehman was named the Multi-Sport Athlete of the Year in the Wichita metro area.
The 10 best Wichita-area three-sport stars
1. Dalaina Schutte, Halstead senior
The All-Metro Player of the Year in volleyball. Schutte also earned honorable mention all-state honors in basketball while helping Halstead win 3A state championships in volleyball and basketball. She was also a state qualifier (javelin) in track.
2. Courtney Nye, Kapaun Mt. Carmel junior
One of the most decorated multi-sport athletes in Wichita. Nye earned All-Metro honors in cross country, wrestling and track. She was a state champion wrestler, placed in the top 20 at 5A state cross country and medaled in track with a fifth-place finish in the 800 at state.
3. Reese Stuhlsatz, Garden Plain junior
Recognized on All-Metro teams in volleyball, basketball and track. She was the Central Plains MVP and a second team 3A all-state pick in volleyball, a first team all-league and honorable mention all-state player in basketball and earned four state track medals — including three individual top-six finishes in the 100, 200 and 400.
4. Kaylee Hampton, Clearwater senior
The only four-sport athlete on the list. Hampton was named first team All-Metro in softball, second team All-Metro in volleyball and also contributed in basketball and track, where she qualified for state in javelin. She was the AV-CTL Division IV MVP in softball and a first team all-league pick in volleyball.
5. Emily O’Brien, Remington junior
A state track champion in the 100 hurdles and second team All-Metro pick in basketball. O’Brien was also second team all-league in volleyball and earned second team all-state 2A honors in basketball, while medaling in three events (100 hurdles, 300 hurdles, 400 relay) at the state track meet.
6. Taya Orth, Andale senior
All-Metro in both track and volleyball and an honorable mention all-state pick in 4A basketball. Orth earned three medals (long jump, javelin, 400 relay) at the 4A state track meet, including a silver in javelin, and helped Andale win a state track title and qualify for the state basketball tournament.
7. Karlie Demel, Derby junior
A rare three-sport standout at the 6A level. Demel earned first team All-Metro and second team all-state honors in softball, qualified for state in tennis and was an honorable mention all-league basketball player on a Derby team that finished as state runner-up.
8. Kam Stubbs, Northwest senior
A second team All-Metro and honorable mention 6A all-state selection in softball. Stubbs also qualified for state in tennis and was an honorable mention all-league player in basketball.
9. Kynzee Klaassen, Remington sophomore
Earned second team All-Metro honors in softball and was an honorable mention all-state selection in both softball and basketball in Class 2A. Also qualified individually for the state track meet.
10. Nevi Wilkey, Classical senior
Named honorary All-Metro in both soccer and volleyball. Wilkey earned second team all-state honors in soccer and honorable mention all-state in 2A basketball.
The 35 best Wichita-area dual-sport athletes
1. Ashley Lehman, Hesston junior
The All-Metro Track Athlete of the Year dominated the 3A state meet with four individual titles, sweeping the 100, 200, 400 and pole vault. She also earned second team All-Metro honors in cross country after placing 13th at state, helping Hesston win the team championship.
2. Kendal Brueggen, Hesston senior
A dual-sport star, Brueggen was a first team All-Metro selection in both basketball and volleyball. She was named Basketball Player of the Year after leading the Swathers to a third-place finish at the 3A state tournament. Also earned second team all-state honors in volleyball.
3. Madison Williams, Clearwater senior
A three-time 4A state champion in track, Williams won gold in the 100 and 300 hurdles, and anchored the winning 400 relay while helping Clearwater place fourth in the 1600 relay. Also a second team All-Metro and all-state pick in volleyball, helping Clearwater reach the 4A quarterfinals.
4. Kenzy McArtor, Clearwater senior
Named first team All-Metro in both volleyball and track. She finished second in the 100 and 300 hurdles, contributed to a state title in the 400 relay and a fourth-place finish in the 1600 relay. She was the AV-CTL Division IV MVP in volleyball, earned first team all-state honors and helped Clearwater reach the 4A state quarterfinals.
5. Aliyah Green, Andover senior
A first team All-Metro selection in both volleyball and basketball. She was named AV-CTL Division II MVP in volleyball, led Andover to the 5A state quarterfinals, and earned second team all-state honors in basketball while helping the Trojans finish third at the 5A state tournament.
6. Taylin Tabor, Andover Central senior
Earned first team All-Metro and AV-CTL Division II MVP honors in softball. She also received second team All-Metro and third team all-state recognition in 5A basketball, contributing across two major sports.
7. Julia Herrman, Collegiate senior
Captured her third consecutive 3-1A state doubles title and led Collegiate to another team state championship, earning first team All-Metro honors in tennis. Also a third team All-Metro and all-state selection in 3A basketball.
8. Krislynn Martinez, Maize South freshman
Undefeated 5A state champion in wrestling at 100 pounds and a first team All-Metro selection. Also earned second team All-Metro honors in cross country after qualifying for the state meet — a rare two-sport impact as a freshman at the 5A level.
9. Avery McCorry, Bishop Carroll junior
A first team All-Metro and first team all-state selection in 5A soccer, McCorry played a key role in helping Bishop Carroll win its first-ever state championship. She also earned third team All-Metro honors in basketball and was an honorable mention all-state pick in 5A.
10. Lizzy Lassley, Maize South senior
Named first team All-Metro, first team all-state in 5A, and AV-CTL Division I MVP in softball after leading the Mavericks to a third-place state finish. Also earned honorable mention all-league honors in basketball on a team that qualified for the 5A state tournament.
11. Ally Orth, Bishop Carroll junior
A first team All-Metro softball player who helped Carroll reach the 5A state tournament. Also named second team All-Metro in volleyball, while earning first team all-league honors in both sports.
12. Liza Dugan, Bishop Carroll junior
A first team All-Metro soccer selection and second team all-state pick in 5A, Dugan helped lead Bishop Carroll to its first-ever state title. She was also a second team All-Metro tennis player after placing fifth in doubles at the 5A state tournament.
13. Brookelyn Treaster, Newton sophomore
A 5A state wrestling champion at 105 pounds and first team All-Metro selection. She also earned third team All-Metro honors in cross country after placing in the top 30 at the 5A state meet.
14. Lauren DeGroot, Bishop Carroll sophomore
Named first team All-Metro in track after placing second in the 300 hurdles, qualifying in the 100 hurdles, and helping Carroll to a runner-up finish in the 1600 relay. Also a third team All-Metro volleyball player and first team all-league selection.
15. Jaela Thompson, Maize South sophomore
Earned first team All-Metro and third team all-state honors in 5A basketball after leading the Mavericks to the state tournament. She also finished seventh in the high jump at the 5A state track meet.
16. Carlyle Johnson, Collegiate junior
A first team All-Metro volleyball standout who also made third team All-Metro in swimming after reaching the finals in all four events at the 5-1A state meet.
17. Jillian Gregory, Maize South senior
A first team All-Metro and all-state volleyball selection who was named AV-CTL Division I MVP. Also helped Maize South’s 400-meter relay place sixth at the 5A state track meet.
18. Abreya Perry, Valley Center junior
One of the state’s top softball prospects, named first team All-Metro and first team all-state in 5A after a dominant season. Also an honorable mention all-league basketball player.
19. Karli George, Eisenhower senior
Named first team All-Metro and AV-CTL Division II Player of the Year in softball. Also a second team all-league selection in volleyball.
20. Jordyn Washington, Andover Central senior
A first team All-Metro volleyball player and second team all-state pick in 5A. Also ran legs on Andover Central’s 400 and 1600 relays, both of which placed in the top five at the 5A state track meet
.21. Taylor Barringer, Kapaun Mt. Carmel junior
A first team All-Metro cross country runner who placed seventh at the 5A state meet, helping Kapaun to a runner-up team finish. Also a second team All-Metro wrestler who took sixth at the 5A state meet, contributing to the Crusaders’ team state championship.
22. Amelia Leggett, Derby sophomore
A first team All-Metro soccer player and second team all-state defender in 6A. Also ran on Derby’s 400-meter relay, which reached the finals at the 6A state meet.
23. Lexee Shipp, Maize junior
A first team All-Metro soccer defender and honorable mention all-state pick in 6A who helped Maize reach the state semifinals. Also an honorable mention all-league basketball player.
24. Stella Kitt, Eisenhower senior
Won the 5A state championship in shot put and was named first team All-Metro in track. Also earned honorable mention all-league honors as a volleyball hitter.
25. Taylor McDonald, Valley Center junior
Named first team All-Metro and first team all-league in volleyball as a standout middle hitter. Also received honorable mention all-league honors in basketball.
26. Maddy Spiers, Kapaun Mt. Carmel senior
A first team All-Metro soccer selection and honorable mention all-state forward in 5A who helped Kapaun take third at the state tournament. Also earned honorable mention all-league recognition in basketball.
27. Mason Palace, Kapaun Mt. Carmel junior
A first team All-Metro volleyball player and honorable mention all-state pick in 5A who helped Kapaun to a top-four state finish. Also an honorable mention all-league soccer player on a team that placed third at the 5A state tournament.
28. Laney Conrad, Collegiate senior
A first team All-Metro tennis player who won three consecutive 3-1A state doubles titles. Also earned honorable mention all-league honors in basketball.
29. Sydney Schumaker, Maize South junior
A first team All-Metro diver who placed third at the 5-1A state meet. Also a second team All-Metro tennis player after placing sixth in doubles at the 5A state tournament.
30. Brittani Peschle, Mulvane freshman
One of the top freshmen in the area, Peschle earned second team All-Metro and first team all-state honors in 4-1A soccer. She also made third team All-Metro in basketball and received honorable mention all-state recognition in 4A.
31. Harlee Randall, Flinthills senior
A second team All-Metro volleyball selection and first team all-state pick in 1A Division I, Randall was a dominant hitter. She also earned second team All-Metro honors in track after placing second in the 200 and third in the 100 at the 1A state meet.
32. Ava Markley, Rose Hill senior
A first team all-state soccer player and second team All-Metro selection, Markley helped Rose Hill place third at the 4-1A state tournament. She also earned third team All-Metro honors in track after finishing fourth in the 100 hurdles and running on a second-place relay team at the state meet.
33. Makenna Balzer, Trinity senior
Balzer was a second team All-Metro and all-state pick in 3A basketball, then added a third team All-Metro and second team all-state nod in 4-1A soccer after helping Trinity reach the state quarterfinals.
34. Jojo Henderson, Trinity junior
A second team All-Metro and first team all-state selection in 4-1A soccer, Henderson helped lead Trinity to a state quarterfinal finish. She also placed ninth at the 3A state tennis tournament, earning third team All-Metro honors.
35. Elyse Griffin, Hesston junior
Griffin earned second team All-Metro honors in both tennis and softball. She placed third in doubles at the 3-1A state tennis tournament and was a second team all-state pick in 3A softball.
The five best Wichita-area dual-sport distance runners
1. Emily Hein, Trinity junior
The most decorated distance runner in the area. Hein won the 3A state title in cross country, then swept the distance races with two individual championships in the 1,600 and 3,200 at the 3A state track meet.
2. Maddy Wallace, Andover junior
A first team All-Metro performer in both cross country and track. Wallace placed fourth at 5A state cross country, then earned fifth (3,200) and sixth (1,600) in individual events at state track, along with a relay medal.
3. Jordyn Cleary, Andover senior
A first team All-Metro selection in both cross country and track. Cleary placed eighth at the 5A state cross country meet and followed with a third-place finish in the 800 at state track, adding two more medals in relays.
4. Brett Jacobson, Circle junior
A first team All-Metro cross country pick who placed seventh at 4A state. Jacobson also notched two top-four finishes at state track, excelling in the 1,600 and 3,200.
5. Nelly Puente, North junior
Cracked the top 20 at the 6A state cross country meet, then earned two medals at 6A state track, including a fourth-place finish in a deep 3,200 field.
Other Wichita-area top girls multi-sport athletes
Note: This portion of the list is sorted in alphabetical order.
Regan Allen, Trinity senior (volleyball, softball)
Ana Amador, North junior (wrestling, softball)
Mady Barger, Rose Hill senior (basketball, track)
Gentry Bergsten, Douglass junior (basketball, softball)
Bailey Bernal, Halstead sophomore (volleyball, basketball)
Justine Berlin, Clearwater junior (volleyball, basketball, track)
Raegan Black, Cheney junior (basketball, track)
Emma Bourm, Augusta senior (volleyball, basketball)
Caitlyn Bruening, Kapaun Mt. Carmel sophomore (cross country, wrestling, track)
Aubrey Brunswig, Eisenhower sophomore (bowling, softball)
Brooke Burling, Campus sophomore (wrestling, softball)
Madison Busch, Augusta senior (cross country, track)
Ava Claasen, Kapaun Mt. Carmel freshman (cross country, track)
Madi Clevenger, Clearwater junior (volleyball, basketball, softball)
Paige Corter, Flinthills senior (basketball, softball)
Heylei Davis, East senior (basketball, track)
Anna Duncan, Valley Center senior (volleyball, basketball)
Olivia Ellis, Mulvane senior (basketball, softball)
Katharine Engel, Halstead junior (volleyball, softball, track)
Bryer Geoffroy, Andover Central senior (tennis, track)
Makena Hampton, Clearwater sophomore (golf, basketball, softball)
Reese Hedstrom, Cheney senior (volleyball, track)
Arwyn Hennessey, Andale senior (cross country, track)
Regan Hirsh, Newton senior (volleyball, softball)
Laney Hooper, Valley Center junior (cross country, track)
Avery Hottovy, Rose Hill freshman (soccer, track)
Emmy Kaberline, Andover Central freshman (volleyball, track)
Charlotte Kerbs, Maize senior (golf, basketball)
Kennedy Khamvongsa, West senior (volleyball, basketball, track)
Sadie Kuehn, Eisenhower freshman (wrestling, softball)
Tinley Lovesee, Bluestem senior (basketball, track)
Lilly Martin, Bishop Carroll senior (basketball, softball)
Jaye McCurdy, Central Christian junior (volleyball, bowling, track)
Abigail Meyer, Bishop Carroll junior (cross country, track)
Bridget Mohr, Rose Hill junior (basketball, softball)
Adrienne Mullins, Berean junior (volleyball, basketball, track)
Ragan Pfeifer, Augusta junior (tennis, basketball, track)
McCoy Phister, Kapaun Mt. Carmel junior (volleyball, basketball)
Sariah Potter, Goddard junior (basketball, softball)
Abby Proctor, Hesston senior (volleyball, basketball)
Jada Reed, Heights sophomore (wrestling, track)
Reese Quinn, Hesston sophomore (cross country, track)
Gwen Sattler, Bishop Carroll junior (cross country, track)
Piper Schroeder, Halstead sophomore (volleyball, basketball)
Emily Scribner, Flinthills senior (volleyball, basketball, softball)
Samantha Siegrist, Andover sophomore (cross country, basketball, track)
Brooke Steven, Bishop Carroll sophomore (tennis, basketball)
Alex Stewart, Kapaun Mt. Carmel senior (volleyball, track)
Asia’h Sullivan, Andover sophomore (basketball, track)
Loren Sweat, Derby senior (tennis, softball)
Sophia Thome, Bishop Carroll junior (cross country, track)
Cheyenne Wagoner, Douglass senior (wrestling, softball)
Whitney Wilbur, Circle junior (tennis, softball)
Chelsea Willour, Remington junior (cross country, track)
Kaci Young, Halstead senior (basketball, softball)
This story was originally published July 31, 2025 at 6:03 AM.