MaxPreps 2014-15 Preseason All-American Girls Basketball Teams

Third team

Kalani Brown, 6-5 senior post, Salmen (Slidell, La.) - Baylor
Size and strength are Brown's calling cards, and the 6-5 power post is a force on the block. In addition, Salmen went 32-1 and won the 4A Louisiana title.

Jordan Hosey, 6-2 senior wing, Manvel (Texas) - Texas
Hosey was the third wheel on last year's powerhouse state champion, but she still managed 14.2 points and 7.0 rebounds a game. Look for her numbers to go up though her team (minus Brianna Turner, now at Notre Dame) won't be as strong.

Sabrina Ionescu, 5-11 junior guard, Miramonte (Orinda, Calif.) - Undecided
Versatility earned Ionescu spots on two USA Basketball rosters, as her high basketball IQ is coupled with perimeter shooting, toughness inside, strong defense and high-level intensity. With five seniors graduated, look for her to take over more this year.

Ciera Johnson, 6-4 junior post, Duncanville (Texas) - Undecided
In an age when tall girls work on 3-pointers, Johnson is a true low post player. She has the size and soft hands to be a consistent threat on the block against any level of competition.

Kyra Lambert, 5-8 senior guard, Clemens (Schertz, Texas) - Duke
Last year Lambert had to play on the Clemens junior varsity team because she had transferred. But this year, she's led Clemens to a 9-0 start and is averaging 27 a game.

Marina Mabrey, 5-10 senior guard, Manasquan (N.J.) - Notre Dame
Mabrey will follow her big sister to Notre Dame, but she may be the one who has a bigger impact. Last year at Manasquan, she averaged 20.5 points, 8.5 rebounds and 3.8 assists a game.

Aliyah Mazyck, 5-9 senior guard, Myers Park (Charlotte, N.C.) - South Carolina
Myers Park has won 90 games and lost three since Mazyck joined the varsity team, and in this, her senior year, she's the leader of a team that can play with the nation's best.

Destiny Slocum, 5-6 junior guard, Mountain View (Meridian, Idaho) - Washington
Slocum is a high-motor small guard who overpowers and outquicks opposition. She has 3-point range to go along with the ability to get to the rim and find open teammates.

Destinee Walker, 5-9 senior guard, Lake Highland Prep (Orlando, Fla.) - North Carolina
This is the Florida Destinee Walker, not to be confused with the South Carolina Destinee Walker -- both of whom are very good players. But this North Carolina-bound one averaged 24.6 ppg last year while taking 214 3-pointers.

Megan Walker, 6-1 sophomore wing, Monacan (Richmond, Va.) - Undecided
The only sophomore in this year's group, Walker tore it up in her first year at the varsity level: 19.9 ppg, 6.1 rpg, 2.8 spg. And she also led Monacan to a 21-2 record.