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Kilmer Crowned Athlete of Year Again
26 Jun
Summary
- Addison Kilmer earned Times-Tribune Female Athlete of Year twice.
- She led Mountain View to championships in volleyball and basketball.
- Kilmer will continue her athletic career at East Stroudsburg University.

Mountain View's Addison Kilmer has once again been honored as The Times-Tribune Female Athlete of the Year, marking her second consecutive win. This prestigious award recognizes her outstanding athletic achievements across multiple sports throughout her high school career.
Kilmer's impact was most profound on the basketball court, where she led her team to consecutive District 2 Class 2A titles. Her remarkable scoring ability, averaging 27.4 points per game, and leadership were crucial in a dramatic comeback victory in the district final. She concluded her basketball career with 2,271 points, ranking second in Lackawanna League history.
In volleyball, Kilmer was instrumental in her team's repeat District 2 Class 1A championship. She displayed impressive all-around skills with significant contributions in kills, blocks, and digs. Her coaches describe her as passionate, competitive, loyal, and a player who elevates her teammates.
Kilmer also made a significant impact on the softball team, batting .400 and leading in doubles and RBIs despite missing part of the previous season due to injury. Her consistent performance and steady demeanor were invaluable to the team's success.
Kilmer is preparing to take her talents to the collegiate level, committing to play for East Stroudsburg University in the fall. Her coaches expressed confidence in her future success, anticipating great accomplishments in her next chapter.