Alivia Koenig on all-Ohio Division IV second team
By Sam Brauen www.blufftonpirates.com
Bluffton High School senior guard Alivia Koenig has been named second team All- Ohio in Division IV basketball.
Koenig averaged 12.8 points per game her senior season and was selected as the Northwest Conference's Most Valuable Player. Bluffton finished the season tied with Columbus Grove as co-champions of the NWC.
For her career, Koenig sits atop the list of career three pointers made with 249 (broke Caity Matter's record of 209) and also holds the single game record of 9 made three pointers in a game.
She is second on the career scoring list at 1,338 behind Matter.
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