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Player of the Year
--- Ava Spoden, York Catholic: The Fighting Irish junior led her team to its third straight division title, posting her third straight undefeated season in league play without the loss of a set. Spoden compiled a 13-2 overall record, reaching the finals in the YAIAA Class AA tournament and the quarterfinals in District 3 singles.
Singles
--- Katie Woodbury, York Suburban: Woodbury posted a 6-2 record in league play to earn a place on the all-star team for the third time. The senior finished a two-year stint as the Trojans' No. 1 player with a fourth-place finish in the league's Class AA tournament and a District 3 berth.
--- Anna Spoden, York Catholic: The freshman proved she is already one of of the league's top players, going 8-0 during the regular season, 15-0 in overall team play, and capturing the YAIAA Class AA championship. She went on to reach the semifinals in District 3 before finishing fourth.
--- Sarah Wargo, York Catholic: Wargo ended her high school career on a perfect note, matching teammate Anna Spoden's 15-0 mark in team play for the Fighting Irish at the No. 3 singles position. Wargo went 24-0 against Division II competition over the last three seasons. She finished third in the YAIAA Class AA tournament.
--- Liz Wagner, Susquehannock: Wagner went 6-2 in league play at No. 1 singles, leading the Warriors to third place in the division and a 12-3 overall record. She went on to finish fourth in the YAIAA Class AAA tournament. Wagner and partner Hannah Wolfe reached the semifinals in Class AAA doubles and qualified for districts.
--- Alex Meyer, West York: The Bulldogs' No. 1 player posted a 5-3 record in singles in league competition.
Doubles
--- Ava Spoden-Anna Spoden, York Catholic: The sisters became one of the top girls' doubles teams in the state in their first year as high school teammates. Ava and Anna breezed through the YAIAA and District 3 Class AA tournament titles as the top seeds in both events. They didn't lose more than three games in a set in seven matches. The Spodens went on to reach the PIAA Class AA finals, finishing the season 20-1.
--- Woodbury-Amanda Blyth, York Suburban: The Trojan seniors ended a successful three-year partnership by earning their second all-star mention as a team. Woodbury and Blyth reached the YAIAA Class AA finals for the third straight season and were District 3 quarterfinalists for a second time.
Coach of the Year
--- Paige Mundy, York Catholic: Two years after ending York Suburban's five-year run of Division II titles, Mundy's Fighting Irish have established themselves as the division's new dominant team. York Catholic opened the season with 13 straight victories on the way to a third straight title. The Irish also advanced to the finals of the District 3 Class AA team tournament for the second straight year.
-- Mark Paules
