Three Eastern Wyoming College Volleyball Players Earn All-Region Second-Team Honors

TORRINGTON, Wyo. – Three Eastern Wyoming College volleyball players have earned second-team All-Region honors, recognizing their performances during the 2026 season.

Sophomores Giulia Ribero and Lolo Hugues and freshman Ena Barakovac were named to the second team, representing the Lancers among the region’s top volleyball players.

Ribero, a right-side hitter, and Hugues, a setter/right-side hitter, both earned recognition as sophomores, while Barakovac received the honor as a freshman playing libero.

EWC Head Volleyball Coach George Hamilton said the recognition reflects the players’ dedication and the work they put into representing the college.

“I’m extremely proud of Giulia, Lolo and Ena. They’ve worked hard throughout the season, continued to grow as players and made important contributions to our program. Earning All-Region recognition is a well-deserved accomplishment, and I’m excited to see their hard work recognized,” Hamilton said.

The three Lancers were selected alongside four other players from around the region to comprise the second team.

Casper College led the region’s individual awards, with Aubrey Hacket earning Player of the Year honors, Isa Paz named Libero of the Year and Gabi Hern selected as Setter of the Year. Torey Parker of Northwest College was named Freshman of the Year, while Casper’s Angel Sharman received Coach of the Year honors.

Hacket, Paz and Hern also earned first-team All-Region recognition, along with Parker, Eva Eudis and Tayla Wakley of Casper, and Taylen Yardley of Gillette.

The second-team selections included Ribero, Barakovac and Hugues of Eastern Wyoming College; McKinlee Scammon and Jaylie Critchfield of Northwest; Mckynlee Miller of Central; and Elenora Tavera of Laramie.

Headshots of three women in sports jerseys, labeled Ena Barakovac, Giulia Ribero, and Lolo Hugues.