Seymour fall athletes achieve Bay All-Conference recognition

Student-athletes from Seymour High School secured prominent honors across multiple sports in the 2026 Bay Conference all-conference selections, highlighted by several premier individual awards and widespread first-team recognition.
The Thunder made an indelible mark on the golf course, with Seymour standouts earning Golfer of the Year honors in girls competition. Lyla Schueler led a dominant girls team performance by being named the Bay Conference Girls Golfer of the Year. Joining Schueler on the first team were teammates Morgan Lewis, Maci Heagle and Monique Martinez, giving Seymour four of the seven first-team honorees. Ava Skenadore rounded out the squad’s awards with an honorable mention selection.
On the gridiron, Seymour took home two of the conference’s major individual trophies. Offensive lineman Andrew Marsh was chosen as the Bay Conference Offensive Lineman of the Year, also securing first-team honors on the offensive line and second-team honors at defensive end. Running back Greg Salzman collected the Back of the Year award following a first-team selection on offense. Isaac Feske earned the rare distinction of landing on both the first-team offense as a tight end and the first-team defense as a defensive lineman. Running back Shane Setliff and defensive back Brayden VanDeHei earned second-team honors, while offensive lineman Rigo Rebolledo, placekicker Kessler Jansen, and outside linebacker Sean Steffens received honorable mentions.
In the pool, Seymour swimmers put on an impressive showing, claiming a first-team crown in the 400-yard freestyle relay with the quartet of Abigail Olson, Alizah Herb, Katherine Kuba and Ella Bonnet. Olson also added an individual first-team honor in the 50-yard freestyle and a second-team nod in the 500-yard freestyle. Bonnet was selected to the second team in the 200-yard freestyle and earned honorable mention recognition in the 100-yard freestyle. In addition, Seymour’s 200-yard medley relay team of Kuba, Herb, Bonnet, and Abbie Olson received an honorable mention.
Cross-country athletes kept the pace high throughout the season. On the cross-country trails, Logan Boehnlein collected a first-team finish in the boys division, while Jaelyn Hill took first-team honors in the girls race. Treya Schadrie placed on the girls second team, and Talia Schadrie claimed an honorable mention.
Seymour’s presence extended across soccer and volleyball as well. For boys soccer, goalkeeper Julian Jaimes and defender Owen Patz picked up second-team spots, with forward Riley Schaefer receiving an honorable mention. Rounding out the fall awards, the volleyball team placed outside hitter Kendra Rettler and libero Emma John on the all-conference second team, while setter and right-side hitter Kaylee Rettler and middle blocker Katelyn VanDeHei collected honorable mention selections.