Summerland upended Chambers/Wheeler Central behind Adyson Mlnarik's 22 points, 10 rebounds and eight assists.
Brady Firley's Chambers/Wheeler Central girls basketball program took one of Adyson Mlnarik's best shots a week ago, and lost. Averaging 13.5 points, 4.4 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 3.6 steals and 0.8 blocked shots during a 3-0 start to the Bobcat season, Mlnarik nearly produced the Cornhusker State's first girls triple double of the year in Summerland's 66-27 win over Chambers/Wheeler Central last Friday.
The 22 point, 10 rebound, eight assist, four steal and one blocked shot performance in the 39-point win allowed Mlnarik to claim the top individual girls basketball performance early on in the Cornhusker State.
Olivia Hansen of Maywood/Hayes Center took the No. 2 spot with a 20 point, 12 rebound, eight assist and two steal performance in a 61-42 triumph over Southwest while Malcolm's Halle Dolliver posted 18 points, 10 rebounds, two assists, eight steals and three blocked shots to earn the No. 3 rung during a 60-35 victory over Plattsmouth.
Jocelyn Hightree of Homer was credited with a 20 point, 10 rebound, five assist and three steal performance in a 70-57 win over Winnebago to claim the No. 4 spot while Hampton's Lillian Dose rounded out the Top 5 with 16 points, 11 rebounds, three assists and six steals in a 67-36 triumph over McCool Junction December 2.
Classes C1, C2, D1 and D2 are all represented in this week's Top 10. But plenty of Class A and Class B athletes are off to fast starts as well. Omaha Benson's Zakiyyah Mohammed led Class A with her 13-point, 19 rebound, one assist, two steal and four blocked shot performance in a 51-49 loss to Omaha North while Tarryn Godsey of Class B Nebraska City put forth a 15 point, 13 rebound, one assist, four steal and two blocked shot effort in a 31-25 win over Ralston.
In order to be considered for this week's Top 10, an athlete had to produce a double-double and compete at a high level in another category. The statistics used for this week's Top 10 were pulled from MaxPreps' statistics database Thursday evening.
Nebraska's Top 10 girls basketball performances1. Adyson Mlnarik, Summerland22 Points | 10 Rebounds | 8 Assists | 4 Steals | 1 Blocked Shot
In a 66-27 win over Chambers/Wheeler Central, Dec. 2.
2. Olivia Hansen, Maywood/Hayes20 Points | 12 Rebounds | 8 Assists | 2 Steals | 0 Blocked Shots
In a 61-42 win over Southwest, Dec. 3.
3. Halle Dolliver, Malcolm18 Points | 10 Rebounds | 2 Assists | 8 Steals | 3 Blocked Shots
In a 60-35 win over Plattsmouth, Dec. 1.
4. Jocelyn Hightree, Homer20 Points | 10 Rebounds | 5 Assists | 3 Steals | 0 Blocked Shots
In a 70-57 win over Winnebago, Dec. 1.
5. Lillian Dose, Hampton16 Points | 11 Rebounds | 3 Assists | 6 Steals | 0 Blocked Shots
In a 67-36 loss to McCool Junction, Dec. 3.
6. Makenna Miller, Anselmo-Merna16 Points | 11 Rebounds | 4 Assists | 5 Steals | 0 Blocked Shots
In a 49-47 win over Arcadia/Loup City, Dec. 6.
7. Whitney Meier, Omaha Roncalli Catholic16 Points | 8 Rebounds | 1 Assist | 10 Steals | 0 Blocked Shots
In a 57-38 win over Omaha Concordia, Dec. 2.
8. Taryn Arbuthnot, Sumner-Eddyville-Miller 14 Points | 11 Rebounds | 1 Assist | 6 Steals | 1 Blocked Shot
In a 35-33 win over Wilcox-Hildreth, Dec. 2.
9. Kelsy Kohmetscher, Blue Hill11 Points | 14 Rebounds | 1 Assist | 6 Steals | 1 Blocked Shot
In a 46-20 win over Kenesaw, Dec. 1.
10. Lani Meier, Elm Creek16 Points | 10 Rebounds | 5 Assists | 2 Steals | 0 Blocked Shots
In a 58-53 loss to Alma, Dec. 6.
