Kimberly High’s Taya Plew Named 4A SCIC Volleyball Player of the Year; Bulldogs Lead All-Conference Selections
Kimberly High School's Taya Plew has been named the 4A SCIC volleyball player of the year, and the Bulldogs team led the all-conference selections for the 4A Sawtooth Central Idaho Conference season in Twin Falls.

Twin Falls, ID, November 5, 2026 — Kimberly High School celebrated a significant achievement as Taya Plew was awarded the 4A SCIC volleyball player of the year honor. The announcement recognizes Plew’s outstanding performance during the 4A Sawtooth Central Idaho Conference season.
In addition to Plew’s individual accolade, the Kimberly Bulldogs volleyball team also earned top recognition, leading the all-conference selections for the season. This indicates a strong collective performance by the team throughout the competitive conference play held in Twin Falls.
Details regarding the specific number of Bulldogs players named to the all-conference team, or any other individual player awards for Kimberly High School, were not provided in the summary. The summary also did not specify the exact timeline or dates for the conference season in which these selections were made.
The 4A Sawtooth Central Idaho Conference (SCIC) is a competitive league where student-athletes and teams vie for top honors. Plew’s player of the year award is a distinction earned based on her contributions to the sport throughout the season. The Bulldogs’ success in accumulating multiple all-conference selections suggests a well-rounded and dominant team effort.
Further information, such as specific statistics for Taya Plew or the names of other players from Kimberly High School who received all-conference honors, was not available in the provided trend summary.
Story summarized from the original created by Debanny Cerda on www.kmvt.com, see more information here.
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