Texas All-State Girls Basketball Team presented by Suddenlink

The 11 would represent the number of girls basketball state championships the Panthers have won, including Saturday's 63-47 win over Cypress Creek. The Fast and Furious would be the play of star guard Deja Kelly, who has developed into one of the top players in the country and has been selected as the 2019-20 Suddenlink Texas Player of the Year.

Kelly, who committed to North Carolina, earned Class 6A state tournament MVP honors after leading the Panthers to the title. Duncanville has won five state championships since 2012, but this was the first since 2017. Kelly was the leading scorer in the Dallas area, according to the Dallas News, with an average of 24 points per game. She also helped Duncanville rise to No. 5 in the MaxPreps Top 25 national girls high school basketball rankings. She is also one of two players from Texas chosen to the McDonald's All-American basketball game.

TEXAS ALL-STATE TEAM PRESENTED BY SUDDENLINK

First Team
Deja Kelly, Duncanville
5-8 | Senior | Guard | North Carolina
The most valuable player of the Class 6A tournament after leading Duncanville to a state title over Cypress Creek, Kelly averaged 24 points per game, including 23 in the finals.

Kyndall Hunter, Cypress Creek (Houston)
5-7 | Junior | Guard | Uncommitted
Ranked as one of the top junior guards in the country by ESPN, Hunter helped lead Cypress Creek to a 41-0 record before falling to Duncanville in the Class 6A state championship game.

Rhyle McKinney, Argyle
5-9 | Senior | Guard | SMU
The Class 4A tournament MVP last year, McKinney led Argyle back to the state finals as a senior, falling one point short of winning a second title. She averaged 19.8 points, 2.6 assists and 3.7 rebounds per game and connected on 70 3-pointers.

Jazzy Owens-Barnett, Liberty (Frisco)
5-7 | Sophomore | Guard | Uncommitted
Named the Class 5A state tournament most valuable player after leading Liberty to its first state title with a win over Veterans Memorial. She had 14 points in the win and was all-tournament last year after leading Liberty to the finals.

Hannah Gusters, MacArthur (Irving)
6-4 | Senior | Center | Baylor
A McDonald's All-American selection, Gusters was named MVP of District 6-6A while averaging 22 points and 10 rebounds per game.

Second Team

Kendall Brown, DeSoto
5-9 | Junior | Guard | Uncommitted
One of the top scorers on a team loaded with Division 1 talent, Brown overcame injuries early in the season to average 15 points, 6 rebounds, 3 steals and 2.5 assists per game. She helped lead DeSoto to a No. 1 ranking in Texas for most of the season until a loss to Duncanville in the playoffs.

Laila Blair, Waller
5-8 | Senior | Guard | Houston
Blair was one of the top scorers in the country as she averaged 32.8 points, 6.3 rebounds, 4.7 assists and 3.4 steals in leading Waller to a 20-win season.

Shay Holle, Westlake (Austin)
6-0 | Senior | Guard | Texas
Holle led her team to the regional finals and was named District 25-6A most valuable player. She averaged 18.2 points, 9.2 rebounds and 1.8 steals per game.

Jewel Spear, The Colony
5-8 | Senior | Guard | Wake Forest
One of the leading scorers in the state, the future Demon Deacon averaged 25.2 points, 8.5 rebounds and 2.6 assists in leading the Colony to the third round of the playoffs.

Zayla Tinner, Amarillo
5-10 | Senior | Guard | Uncommitted
The two-time all-state player and 2019 Class 5A most valuable player led Amarillo to a 36-3 record in 2020. She was the District 3-5A player of the year.

Third Team

Jada Malone, Village (Houston)
6-3 | Junior | Center | Uncommitted
Malone helped lead Village to the TAPPS Class 6A state championship as she averaged 18 points, 12 rebounds, 3 assists, 2.5 steals and 1.5 blocks per game. She has surpassed 2,000 career points and 1,000 career rebounds.

Kiara Jackson, South Grand Prairie (Grand Prairie)
5-7 | Junior | Guard | Uncommitted
The District 7-6A most valuable player led South Grand Prairie to a 34-5 record and the third round of the Class 6A playoffs. She averaged 12 points, 4 rebounds and 7 assists per game.

Bree Brattain, Shallowater
5-8 | Sophomore | Guard | Uncommitted
Brattain was the Class 3A tournament most valuable player after leading Shallowater to its first state title since 2004. She had 29 points in the finals and helped the Mustangs to a 39-2 season.

Tommisha Lampkin, Mansfield Summit (Arlington)
6-2 | Senior | Forward | North Texas
One of the top recruits in the nation, Lampkin was an all-district choice for the competitive District 7-6A while averaging 17 points and 10 rebounds per game.

Sahara Jones, Veterans Memorial (San Antonio)
6-0 | Senior | Forward | Texas A&M
The Class 5A All-Tournament selection helped Veterans Memorial reach the championship game, where they fell to Liberty (Frisco). She had 18 points in the semifinals and 15 in the finals. She averaged 22 points, 9 rebounds and 2.5 steals on the season.