MaxPreps 2014-15 Wyoming preseason girls basketball Fab 5, presented by the Army National Guard

1. Natrona County (Casper)
2013-14 finish: 21-4
Head coach: Douglas Diehl

The defending 4A state champs are the heavy favorites to repeat, according to wyopreps.com. Kaylee Johnson, a three-time all-state player, has graduated, and so has Gabby Johnson. But only four seniors total moved on, so there is talent back, and that means the Mustangs should be just fine.

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2. Sheridan
2013-14 finish: 21-3
Head coach: Jessica Pickett

Pickett will lead the Broncs after their third-place finish last season. Guard Robbi Ryan is back for her junior season after earning all-state honors in her freshman and sophomore seasons, and power forward Taylor Townsend is a senior who also was on the all-state list last season. 

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3. East (Cheyenne)
2013-14 finish: 22-5
Head coach: Rusty Horsley

The Thunderbirds lost to Natrona County in the finals last season and will have a little rebuilding to do, losing three all-conference players. Guard Kayla Evans and forward Justene Hirsig are coming back.

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4. Douglas
2013-14 finish: 22-3
Head coach: Cody Helenbolt

The defending 3A champions have all-state performer Ashlie Blackburn returning at center. Her middle presence will be supplemented by seniors Caitlin Boe and Haley Hight.

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5. Torrington
2013-14 finish: 19-5
Head coach: Jeff Halley

The Trailblazers' Allison Marsh and Avery Madden capped off their stellar careers last season with all-state honors, leaving some production to be filled. All-conference player Kailee Adams also moved on.