Compiled By Jason Hickman
MaxPreps.com
MaxPreps National Player of the Year
Nneka Ogwumike, Cy-Fair (Cypress, Texas)
First Team (Listed Alphabetically)
Heather Buck
6-4/Senior/Forward
Stonington (Stonington, Conn.)
Headed To: Connecticut
Buck will only be moving 35 miles next fall to enroll at the University of Connecticut – a good thing considering the amount of hardware she will be hauling after a decorated four-year run at Stonington. Buck won a state title as a sophomore, twice earned state POY honors and was a three-time first team All-State selection. As a senior, Buck averaged 26.4 points and 15.8 rebounds per game.
Elena Delle Donne
6-4/Senior/Guard-Forward
Ursuline Academy (Wilmington, Del.)
Headed To: Connecticut
Had she not missed almost half of her senior season due to mononucleosis, Delle Donne would have been a lock for Player of the Year honors. A three-time POY in Delaware and five-time All-State selection, the Connecticut-bound star averaged 29 points and 11 boards per game, leading Ursuline Academy to its fourth state title in the past five seasons. Delle Donne finished her career with a state record 2,818 points.
Skylar Diggins
5-9/Junior/Guard
Washington (South Bend, Ind.)
Headed To: Undecided
A scorer extraordinaire with all four of this year’s Final Four participants in hot pursuit, mark Diggins down as the early leader for Player of the Year honors in 2008-2009. Diggins poured in 29.5 points per game for Class 4A runner-up Washington. The Panthers’ three-year record with Diggins on the floor is 76-6.
Nneka Ogwumike
6-2/Senior/Forward
Cy-Fair (Cypress, Texas)
Headed To: Stanford
The 2007-2008 MaxPreps National Player of the Year, Ogwumike posted 18.2 points and 9.3 rebounds per game while leading Cy-Fair to Texas’ 5A state title. The Bobcats went 73-1 over the past two seasons with Ogwumike in the lineup, with their only two losses of this year coming while the Stanford-bound forward was still participating in the state volleyball tournament. See Story
April Sykes
6-0/Senior/Guard-Forward
East Oktibbeha (Crawford, Miss.)
Headed To: Rutgers
Schools the size of East Oktibbeha High (161 students in grades 9-12) don’t often produce players like April Sykes. A three-time MaxPreps All-American, Sykes earned Miss Basketball honors in Mississippi this year after pouring in 25.5 points per game to go along with 10.6 rebounds and 3.3 assists. The future Scarlet Knight led her school to three-straight state championship game appearances with a title in 2007.
Second Team (Listed Alphabetically)
Alyssia Brewer
6-3/Senior/Forward
Sapulpa (Sapulpa, Okla.)
Headed To: Tennessee
Oklahoma’s consensus player of the year averaged 21.6 points, 15.5 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 3.1 blocks per game while leading her Chieftains to a 27-2 record and the state finals. The future Lady Vol posted 23 double-doubles and helped Sapulpa compile a 54-3 record over the past two seasons.
Becky Burke
5-11/Senior/Guard
Abington Heights (Clarks Summit, Pa.)
Headed To: South Carolina
Pennsylvania’s Class AAAA Player of the Year willed her Abington Heights squad to the state tournament, scoring 26 points per game – including 30 in an impressive January victory over New York power Christ the King. Burke will head to South Carolina after racking up 2,162 points in her career and leading the Comets to four-straight 20-win seasons.
Jasmine Dixon
5-10/Senior/Guard-Forward
Long Beach Poly (Long Beach, Calif.)
Headed To: Rutgers
With as many as seven Division I prospects on the Jackrabbit roster, head coach Carl Buggs didn’t need Dixon to post gaudy numbers, but her impact was undeniable. The Rutgers-bound senior tallied 14.2 points, 10.4 rebounds and 4.2 steals per game for a 31-2 squad that captured California’s Division I state title.
Brooklyn Pope
6-2/Senior/Forward
Dunbar (Fort Worth, Texas)
Headed To: Rutgers
Dunbar wasn’t able to capture its third 4A state title in four years, but don’t blame Pope. An All-Area selection in the talent-rich Metroplex, Pope averaged 24.9 points and 12.6 rebounds per game. The powerful forward earned District 7-4A MVP honors and earned a trip to Milwaukee for the McDonald’s All-American Game.
Shekinna Stricklen
6-2/Senior/Forward
Morrilton (Morrilton, Ark.)
Headed To: Tennessee
Stricklen capped her storied career at Morrilton by providing a valiant, 45-point, 16-rebound performance in a loss to Fairview in the state’s 5A title game. Averaging 24.1 points and 14.2 rebounds per game, Stricklen helped the Devil Dogs compile a 29-3 record.
Third Team (Listed Alphabetically)
Sarah Boothe
6-5/Senior/Forward
Warren (Gurnee, Ill.)
Headed To: Stanford
The Chicago Tribune’s Illinois Ms. Basketball was a double-double machine, averaging 20.5 points, 11.2 rebounds and 4.1 blocks per game. Boothe’s play propelled Warren to a 28-3 record and the state sectionals. Boothe’s most impressive performance may have come in the state regional finals, where she posted 29 points, 19 rebounds and three blocks in a 60-31 win over Waukegan.
Brittney Griner
6-7/Junior/Forward
Nimitz (Houston, Texas)
Headed To: Baylor
Griner grabbed the nation’s attention when footage of her dunking effortlessly ran on ESPN’s SportsCenter. But the Houston-area star can do more than dunk. Griner piled up 24.6 points, 12.3 rebounds and 5.9 blocks per game for a 27-8 Nimitz squad. Already committed to Baylor despite being a junior, Griner recorded four triple-doubles, and just missed a quadruple-double when she went for 27 points, 16 rebounds, 13 blocks and eight assists against Westside Feb. 11.
Tayler Hill
5-11/Junior/Guard
Minneapolis South (Minneapolis, Minn.)
Headed To: Undecided
Just a junior and already a four-time All-Metro selection by the Minneapolis Star-Tribune (do the math), Hill added Associated Press state player of the year honors to her resume this winter. In leading South to Minnesota’s 4A state title game, Hill posted averages of 22.5 points, 7.5 rebounds, 4.4 steals and 2.6 assists per game.
Destini Hughes
5-10/Senior/Guard
Kennedale (Kennedale, Texas)
Headed To: LSU
Yet another Texan, Hughes earned Texas Association of Basketball Coaches 3A Player of the Year honors and joined Brooklyn Pope on the Dallas Morning News All-Area team after leading Kennedale to the state title game. Hughes averaged 21.9 points, 7.7 rebounds, 5.9 steals and 5.4 assists per game for the 30-5 Wildcats.
Kathleen Scheer
6-2/Senior/Guard-Forward
New Haven (New Haven, Mo.)
Headed To: Duke
MaxPreps’ Missouri Player of the Year did it all for New Haven and did it well. At one time or another, Scheer played all five positions this year for the Shamrocks, averaging 28.2 points and 12.9 rebounds per outing. In her four-year career at New Haven, Scheer totaled over 2,300 points, 1,300 rebounds and 600 blocked shots.
Honorable Mention (Listed Alphabetically)
Anne Marie Armstrong
6-3/Junior/Forward
Wesleyan (Norcross, Ga.)
Headed To: Undecided
Georgia’s Miss Basketball is emerging as one of the more successful all-around athletes in the country, compiling five state titles already in basketball and volleyball, and adding an individual title in the high jump as a sophomore. Armstrong averaged 19 points and eight rebounds for the 30-3, state champion Wolves.
LaShondra Barrett
6-0/Senior/Forward
Murrah (Jackson, Miss.)
Headed To: LSU
The backbone of back-to-back 5A state championship teams, Barrett earned first team All-State honors by putting up 18.0 points and 8.4 rebounds per night.
Ashley Corral
5-9/Senior/Guard
Prairie (Brush Prairie, Wash.)
Headed To: USC
Corral helped four Prairie teams reach state and finished as Washington’s career leader in state tournament scoring (247 points in 16 games). The USC-bound guard popped in 19 per night for the 4A semifinalist Falcons as a senior.
Tia Gibbs
5-9/Senior/Guard
Butler (Louisville, Ky.)
Headed To: Vanderbilt
Kentucky’s Miss Basketball averaged 21.1 points, 7.1 rebounds, 4.5 steals and 3.9 assists in leading Butler to the state’s single-class state championship.
Amber Gray
6-1/Senior/Forward
Lakota West (West Chester, Ohio)
Headed To: Tennessee
Led the Firebirds to Ohio’s Division I title game with her 18.2 points, 8.1 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game, earning unanimous acclaim as the Buckeye State’s best.
Tiffany Hayes
6-0/Senior/Guard-Forward
Winter Haven (Winter Haven, Fla.)
Headed To: Connecticut
The two-time Florida 5A Player of the Year led Winter Haven to the Class 5A title game with her 18.7 points, 9.2 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game.
Bonae Holston
5-11/Senior/Guard-Forward
Heritage (Newport News, Va.)
Headed To: North Carolina State
Playing on a team loaded with Division I talent, Holston averaged 16.4 points and 8.1 rebounds per game to lead her Hurricanes to a 30-2 record and Virginia AAA title.
Jazmine Jackson
5-9/Senior/Guard-Forward
Sacred Heart Cathedral (San Francisco, Calif.)
Headed To: Pepperdine
The leader of the nation’s top-ranked squad averaged 12.2 points per game and was named City Player of the Year by the San Francisco Examiner for the third-straight year.
Glory Johnson
6-2/Senior/Forward
Webb School (Knoxville, Tenn.)
Headed To: Tennessee
Tennessee’s Miss Basketball and two-time Gatorade Player of the Year put up over 19 points and 10 rebounds per game for Division II-AA runner-up.
Shenise Johnson
5-11/Senior/Forward
Rush-Henrietta (Henrietta, N.Y.)
Headed To: Miami
New York’s Miss Basketball capped an incredible run at the Rochester-area school by leading the Royal Comets to a 25-3 record and the Class AA state championship game. Headed for Miami, Johnson averaged 23.6 points, 17.9 rebounds and 5.1 assists per game.
Miriam McKenzie
5-8/Senior/Guard
Oakland Mills (Columbia, Md.)
Headed To: Loyola (Md.)
McKenzie had an unexpectedly huge year, averaging 28 points and over 13 rebounds per game for a formerly-downtrodden Oakland Mills program. The Scorpions went 18-5 and reached the regional playoffs behind McKenzie’s spectacular senior campaign.
Samantha Prahalis
5-7/Senior/Guard
Commack (Commack, N.Y.)
Headed To: Ohio State
Sixth-year starter and first team All-State selection taking her 30.1 points, 7.9 assists and 7.7 rebounds per game to Columbus.
Monique Reid
6-1/Senior/Forward
Fern Creek (Louisville, Ky.)
Headed To: Louisville
First team All-State selection has put up monster numbers the past two years, averaging 31.6 points and 19.2 rebounds per game this year. Exploded for 55 points against Warren East in early February.
Tierra Ruffin-Pratt
5-10/Junior/Guard
T.C. Williams (Alexandria, Va.)
Headed To: Undecided
Expect to see Ruffin-Pratt in the top 15 a year from now after pouring in 25.5 points per night and leading Williams to a 22-0 mark – only to dislocate her shoulder and watch her teammates bow out of the state playoffs from the bench.
She’la White
5-6/Senior/Guard
Norfolk Collegiate (Norfolk, Va.)
Headed to: North Carolina
Should be fun to watch White and her 23 points, 5.1 assists and 2.6 steals per game join a Tar Heel backcourt that already includes former MaxPreps All-Americans Cetera DeGraffenred and Italee Lucas.
Additional Seniors Considered
Deana Allen, 5-9, Sr., G – Ellender (Houma, La.)
Yvonne Anderson, 5-7, Sr., G – Hickman (Columbia, Mo.)
Felicia Barron, 5-7, Sr., G – Springfield Central (Springfield, Mass.)
Brianna Bass, 5-3, Sr., G – North Central (Indianapolis, Ind.)
Katie Birkel, 5-8, Sr., G – Lincoln Southeast (Lincoln, Neb.)
Tara Booker, 5-11, Sr., G/F – Absegami (Galloway, N.J.)
Cierra Bravard, 6-5, Sr., F – Perkins (Sandusky, Ohio)
Jessica Capers, 6-1, Sr., F – Forestview (Gastonia, N.C.)
Kristina Danella, 6-0, Sr., F – Red Bank Catholic (Red Bank, N.J.)
Ayana Dunning, 6-5, Sr., F – Eastmoor Academy (Columbus, Ohio)
Alex Earl, 5-10, Sr., G – Southridge (Beaverton, Ore.)
Kendra Frazier, 6-4, Sr., F – Labette County (Altamont, Kan.)
Alyssa Fressle, 5-10, Sr., G – Highlands Ranch (Highlands Ranch, Colo.)
Sherrice Gaines, 5-8, Sr., G – Fern Creek (Louisville, Ky.)
Rebekah Gardner, 6-0, Sr., G/F – Ayala (Chino Hills, Calif.)
Ashley Gayle, 6-4, Sr., F – Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas, Nev.)
Bailey Gee, 5-11, Sr., G/F – Andover Central (Andover, Kan.)
Briana Gilbreath, 6-0, Sr., G – Cinco Ranch (Katy, Texas)
Sasha Goodlett, 6-4, Sr., F – Clinton (Clinton, Miss.)
Angel Goodrich, 5-3, Sr., G – Sequoyah (Tahlequah, Okla.)
Katie Grad, 5-8, Sr., G – Auburn Riverside (Auburn, Wash.)
Whitney Hand, 6-0, Sr., F – Liberty Christian (Argyle, Texas)
Rachael Hencke, 6-1, Sr., F – Grafton (Grafton, Wis.)
Chelsea Hopkins, 5-8, Sr., G – Mojave (North Las Vegas, Nev.)
Caitlin House, 5-9, Sr., G – Briarcrest Christian (Eads, Tenn.)
Darche’ Jackson, 5-8, Sr., G/F – Wilkinsburg (Wilkinsburg, Pa.)
Jenteal Jackson, 5-6, Sr., G – Skyline (Salt Lake City, Utah)
Kiana James, 6-0, Sr., G/F – Callaway (Jackson, Miss.)
Michelle Jenkins, 6-3, Sr., F – Southridge (Beaverton, Ore.)
Patrice Johnson, 5-10, Sr., G – Washington, D.C. (Woodson)
Courtney Jones, 6-2, Sr., G/F – Midfield (Midfield, Ala.)
Jennifer Jorgensen, 5-11, Sr., G/F – Southeast Webster-Grand (Iowa)
Fabiola Josil, 5-6, Sr., G – Coral Glades (Coral Springs, Fla.)
Lynetta Kizer, 6-3, Sr., F – Potomac (Dumfries, Va.)
Kelly Krei, 6-2, Sr., F – Iowa City (Iowa City, Iowa)
Lindy La Rocque, 5-9, Sr., G – Durango (Las Vegas, Nev.)
Chelsey Lybeck, 5-7, Sr., G – Cheyenne Central (Cheyenne, Wyo.)
Olivia Major, 5-7, Sr., G – Washington (Phoenix, Ariz.)
Mikah Maly-Karros, 6-1, Sr., F – Mira Costa (Manhattan Beach, Calif.)
Samantha Mahnesmith, 5-7, Sr., G – Kennedale (Kennedale, Texas)
Alicia Manning, 6-1, Sr., G/F – Woodstock (Etowah, Ga.)
Brianna Mastey, 6-1, Sr., F – Becker (Becker, Minn.)
Sha’Kendra Moore, 5-9, Sr., G – Homer (Homer, La.)
Jackie Nared, 6-1, Sr., F – Westview (Portland, Ore.)
Mia Nickson, 6-2, Sr., F – Notre Dame Academy (Middleburg, Va.)
Atonye Nyingifa, 5-11, Sr., G/F – Redondo Union (Redondo Beach, Calif.)
Brittany Orban, 5-11, Sr., G/F – Hoover (North Canton, Ohio)
Krystal Parnell, 5-5, Sr., G – Murry Bergtraum (New York, N.Y.)
Dani Peterson, 6-2, Sr., F – Skyline (Salt Lake City, Utah)
Shay Selby, 5-9, Sr., G – Regina (South Euclid, Ohio)
Chay Shegog, 6-5, Sr., F – Brooke Point (Stafford, Va.)
Teandrea Smith, 6-2, Sr., F – East St. Louis (East St. Louis, Ill.)
Nikki Speed, 5-9, Sr., G – Marlborough (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Charenee Stephens, 6-1, Sr., F – Southwest Dekalb (Decatur, Ga.)
Azania Stewart, 6-4, Sr., F – Notre Dame Academy (Middleburg, Va.)
Lakeisha Sutton, 5-9, Sr., G – Trenton Catholic Academy (Trenton, N.J.)
Candace Sykes, 5-10, Sr., G/F – Momence (Momence, Ill.)
Tenisha Townsend, 5-4, Sr., G – Brentwood Academy (Brentwood, Tenn.)
Breana Turner, 5-10, Sr., G/F – De La Salle (New Orleans, La.)
Veronica Walker, 6-0, Sr., F – Gentry (Indianola, Miss.)
Kendra Wallace, 5-9, Sr., G – Nitro (Nitro, W.Va.)
Kurie Washington, 5-8, Sr., G/F – McDowell (Marion, N.C.)
Kellie Watson, 6-2, Sr., F – Ionia (Ionia, Mich.)
Destiny Williams, 6-3, Sr., F – Benton Harbor (Benton Harbor, Mich.)
Jylisa Williams, 5-9, Sr., G/F – Stephenson (Stone Mountain, Ga.)
Riquna Williams, 5-7, Sr., G/F – Pahokee (Pahokee, Fla.)
Rubylee Wright, 5-2, Sr., G – Latta (Latta, S.C.)
Juniors To Watch
Katie Baker, 6-1, Jr., F – Lake City (Coeur d’Alene, Idaho)
Kristi Bellock, 6-0, Jr., F – John Curtis Christian (River Ridge, La.)
Kelsey Bone, 6-5, Jr., F – Dulles (Sugar Land, Texas)
Johnna Brown, 6-0, Jr., G/F – Centennial (Las Vegas, Nev.)
Joy Burke, 6-5, Jr., F – Marcos de Niza (Tempe, Ariz.)
Christal Caldwell, 5-11, Jr., G – West Charlotte (Charlotte, N.C.)
Jalyssa Ceasar, 5-10, G/F – Sioux City North (Sioux City, Iowa)
Layshia Clarendon, 5-9, Jr., G – Cajon (San Bernardino, Calif.)
Cassie Clarke, 5-10, Jr., F – Verdigris (Claremore, Okla.)
Cassie Cooke, 5-8, Jr., G – Winters Mill (Westminster, Md.)
China Crosby, 5-6, Jr., G – Manhattan Center (New York, N.Y.)
LaShay Davis, 5-7, Jr., G – Upperman (Baxter, Tenn.)
Dannielle Diamant, 6-4, Jr., F – Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas, Nev.)
Simone Egwu, 6-3, Jr., F – Arundel (Gambrills, Md.)
Kelly Faris, 5-10, Jr., G/F – Heritage Christian (Indianapolis, Ind.)
Anna Freeman, 6-0, Jr., F – East Davidson (Thomasville, N.C.)
Sandra Garcia, 6-2, Jr., F – American Heritage (Plantation, Fla.)
Keyrra Gillespie, 5-6, Jr., G – Statesville (Statesville, N.C.)
Olivia Grayson, 5-6, Jr., G – Archbishop Chapelle (Metairie, La.)
Joanna Harden, 5-8, Jr., G/F – Blanche Ely (Pompano Beach, Fla.)
Emilee Harmon, 6-2, Jr., F – Pickerington Central (Pickerington, Ohio)
Latisha Harris, 6-4, Jr., F – Aynor (Aynor, S.C.)
Katherine Harry, 6-3, Jr., F – Rock Bridge (Columbia, Mo.)
Jasmine Hassell, 6-2, Jr., F – Wilson Central (Lebanon, Tenn.)
Kimetria Hayden, 5-9, Jr., G/F – Lincoln (Dallas, Texas)
Erica Hicks, 5-10, Jr., G/F – Lakewood (Lakewood, Colo.)
Tarik Hislop, 5-7, Jr., G – Paint Branch (Burtonsville, Md.)
Jessica Holder, 6-1, Jr., F – Marshall County (Benton, Ky.)
Stephanie Holzer, 6-3, Jr., F – Cardinal O’Hara (Springfield, Pa.)
Christine Huber, 6-4, Jr., F – St. John the Baptist (West Islip, N.Y.)
Danni Jackson, 5-3, Jr., G – Forest Park (Woodbridge, Va.)
Marissa Kastanek, 5-8, Jr., G/F – Lincoln Southeast (Lincoln, Neb.)
Lindsey Keller, 6-2, Jr., F – Goddard (Goddard, Kan.)
Kate Lanz, 5-10, Jr., G – Central Catholic (Portland, Ore.)
Hannah Linz, 5-11, Jr., G – Eden Valley-Watkins (Eden Valley, Minn.)
Melissa MacFarlane, 6-7, Jr., F – Millard North (Omaha, Neb.)
Christina Marinacci, 6-1, Jr., F – Foothill (Santa Ana, Calif.)
Telia McCall, 6-2, Jr., F – Marietta (Marietta, Ga.)
Joanna McFarland, 6-3, Jr., F – Derby (Derby, Kan.)
Nadirah McKenith, 5-7, Jr., G – University (Newark, N.J.)
Jade McNorton, 6-3, Jr., F – Centennial (Boise, Idaho)
Eugeneia McPherson, 5-8, Jr., G – North Babylon (North Babylon, N.Y.)
Ki-Ki Moore, 5-8, Jr., G – Sacred Heart Cathedral (San Francisco, Calif.)
Megan Nipe, 6-0, Jr., F – Centennial (Circle Pines, Minn.)
Mary Nwachukwu, 6-2, Jr., F – Dighton-Rehoboth Regional (North Dighton, Mass.)
Monique Oliver, 6-3, Jr., F – Long Beach Poly (Long Beach, Calif.)
Amy Patton, 5-9, Jr., G – McClintock (Tempe, Ariz.)
Bernisha Pinkett, 5-7, Jr., G – Washington, D.C. (Woodson)
Jaime Printy, 5-11, Jr., F – Linn-Mar (Marion, Iowa)
Cokie Reed, 6-4, Jr., F – Midway (Waco, Texas)
Symone Roberts, 5-7, Jr., G – New Britain (New Britain, Conn.)
Ashley Robinson, 6-3, Jr., F – Archbishop Wood (Warminster, Pa.)
Mariah Robinson, 5-6, Jr., G – Ohio County (Hartford, Ky.)
Syteria Robinson, 5-8, Jr., G/F – Greenwood (Greenwood, S.C.)
Tashauna Rodgers, 5-10, Jr., G – King’s Fork (Suffolk, Va.)
Tierra Rogers, 5-9, Jr., G/F – Sacred Heart Cathedral (San Francisco, Calif.)
Jenny Ryan, 5-9, Jr., G – Nouvel Catholic Central (Saginaw, Mich.)
DeNesha Stallworth, 6-3, Jr., F – Pinole Valley (Pinole, Calif.)
Morgan Stroman, 6-2, Jr., F – Lower Richland (Hopkins, S.C.)
Erinn Thompson, 6-3, Jr., F – Bishop McGuinness (Kernersville, N.C.)
Joslyn Tinkle, 6-3, Jr., F – Big Sky (Missoula, Mont.)
Markel Walker, 6-1, Jr., F – Schenley (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Cierra Warren, 6-4, Jr., F – Los Osos (Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.)
Erica Wheeler, 5-7, Jr., G – Parkway Academy (Miramar, Fla.)
Mariah Williams, 5-4, Jr., G – Aurora, Colo. (Regis Jesuit)
Danesia Williamson, 5-6, Jr., G – Mount Miguel (Spring Valley, Calif.)
Tamika Willis, 6-2, Jr., F – Westlake (Atlanta, Ga.)
Sophomores To Watch
Peyton Adamson, 5-6, So., G – Rockwall (Rockwall, Texas)
Amy Andrus, 5-10, So., G/F – Sky View (Smithfield, Utah)
Selina Archer, 6-4, So., F – East Ridge (Clermont, Fla.)
Lauren Avant, 5-8, So., G – Lausanne Collegiate (Memphis, Tenn.)
Erica Barnes, 6-2, So., F – Sacramento (Sacramento, Calif.)
Whitney Bays, 6-1, So., F – Huntington (Huntington, W.Va.)
Tiffany Bias, 5-6, So., G – Andover Central (Andover, Kan.)
Janairrika Bland, 6-3, So., F – Raymond (Raymond, Miss.)
Ariel Braker, 6-1, So., F – Grosse Pointe North (Grosse Pointe, Mich.)
Brandy Broome, 5-9, So., G – Natchitoches Central (Natchitoches, La.)
Aubree Callen, 5-9, So., G – Jerome (Jerome, Idaho)
Yashira Delgado, 5-4, Jr., G – Poinciana (Kissimmee, Fla.)
Latavia Dempsey, 5-10, So., G/F – Boca Ciega (Gulfport, Fla.)
Kristin Doherty, 5-9, So., G – Sachem East (Farmingville, N.Y.)
Kate Edwards, 5-11, So., G/F – Crete (Crete, Neb.)
Aaryn Ellenberg, 5-6, So., G – Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas, Nev.)
Rhema Gardner, 6-1, So., F – Ayala (Chino Hills, Calif.)
Breshara Gordon, 5-6, So., G – Lake Taylor (Norfolk, Va.)
Chelsea Gray, 5-11, So., G – St. Mary’s (Stockton, Calif.)
Asia Greenleaf, 6-1, So., F – Parkersburg South (Parkersburg, W.Va.)
Charlicia Harper, 5-9, So., G – Madison (San Antonio, Texas)
Dionne Harris, 5-9, So., G – Frankford (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Alex Hartig, 6-0, So., F – Great Bend (Great Bend, Kan.)
Shatyra Hawkes, 5-3, So., G – St. Frances Academy (Baltimore, Md.)
Torry Hill, 5-7, So., G – Anaconda (Anaconda, Mont.)
Jordan Hooper, 6-3, So., F – Alliance (Alliance, Neb.)
Natasha Howard, 6-3, So., F – Waite (Toledo, Ohio)
Kamilah Jackson, 5-11, So., F – Sacred Heart Cathedral (San Francisco, Calif.)
Richa Jackson, 6-0, So., F – Midwest City (Midwest City, Okla.)
Afure Jemerigbe, 6-0, So., F – St. Mary’s (Stockton, Calif.)
Michala Johnson, 6-3, So., F – Montini (Lombard, Ill.)
Alyssa Kamphaus, 6-4, So., F – Seward (Seward, Neb.)
Brittany Knighton, 6-1, So., F – Oregon City (Oregon City, Ore.)
Tricia Liston, 6-1, So., F – Fenwick (Oak Park, Ill.)
Keena Mays, 5-8, So., G – Mansfield Timberview (Arlington, Texas)
Valencia McFarland, 5-4, So., G – Raymond (Raymond, Miss.)
Khaalida Miller, 5-8, So., G – Douglass (Atlanta, Ga.)
Laurin Mincy, 6-0, G/F – University (Newark, N.J.)
Tamica Mora, 5-6, So., G – South Lake (Groveland, Fla.)
Lexie Nelson, 5-7, So., G – Butte (Butte, Mont.)
Chiney Ogwumike, 6-2, So., F – Cy-Fair (Cypress, Texas)
Danielle Peacon, 6-1, So., F – Reed (Sparks, Nev.)
Jazmine Pitts, 6-1, So., F – Cosby (Chesterfield, Va.)
Samisha Powell, 5-8, So., G – Bayside (Virginia Beach, Va.)
Jade Rogers, 5-11, So., F – Kennedy (Cedar Rapids, Iowa)
Tiffany Ruffin, 5-7, So., G – Winnacunnet (Hampton, N.H.)
Shoni Schimmel, 5-9, So., G – Hermiston (Hermiston, Ore.)
Lindsay Sherbert, 5-11, So., G – Great Oak (Temecula, Calif.)
Desiree Simmons, 5-5, So., G – Shabazz (Newark, N.J.)
Ka-Deidre Simmons, 5-5, So., G – Shabazz (Newark, N.J.)
Odyssey Sims, 5-8, So., G – MacArthur (Irving, Texas)
Kathleen Slay, 6-5, So., F – Wakefield (Raleigh, N.C.)
Courtney Strain, 5-8, So., G – Woodland (Woodland, Ala.)
Michelle Taylor, 5-8, So., G – Plant (Tampa, Fla.)
Alyssa Thomas, 6-0, So., G/F – Central Dauphin (Harrisburg, Pa.)
Ariel Thomas, 5-5, So., G – McClatchy (Sacramento, Calif.)
Telisha Turner, 5-5, So., G – Glasgow (Newark, Del.)
Dajyanah Vines, 5-9, So., F – Oxnard (Oxnard, Calif.)
Chloe Wells, 5-7, So., G – A.B. Miller (Fontana, Calif.)
Mercedes Wetmore, 5-7, So., G – Auburn Riverside (Auburn, Wash.)
Hannah Wilkerson, 5-7, So., G – Miller (Miller, Mo.)
Amaya Williams, 5-7, So., G – Rock Bridge (Columbia, Mo.)
Madison Williams, 6-6, So., F – Detroit Country Day (Beverly Hills, Mich.)
Melissa Zornig, 5-8, So., G – Santa Margarita (Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.)
Freshmen To Watch
Antoinette Bannister, 5-10, Eighth Grade, G/F – Potter’s House (Jacksonville, Fla.)
Sheila Boykin, 6-2, Fr., F – Lynwood (Lynwood, Calif.)
Mariah Byard, 5-10, Fr., G/F – North Marion (Farmingville, W.Va.)
Geraldine Campbell, 5-6, Fr., G – Noxubee County (Miss.)
Sharane Campbell, 5-9, Fr., G – Star-Spencer (Spencer, Okla.)
Ka’Nesheia Cobbs, 5-9, Fr., G/F – Dutchtown (Geismar, La.)
Kendra Coleman, 5-6, Fr., G – Donaldsonville (Donaldsonville, La.)
Krystal Forthan, 6-4, Fr., F – Grant (Portland, Ore.)
Justine Hartman, 6-2, Fr., F – Brea Olinda (Brea, Calif.)
Kayla Hoohuli, 5-8, Fr., G – St. Marys (St. Marys, Pa.)
Jasmine Hines, 6-3, Fr., F – Central Lake (Central Lake, Mich.)
Kaitlin Jaeger, 6-0, Fr., F – Webb City (Webb City, Mo.)
Kalia Johnson, 5-9, Fr., G – Thomas Dale (Chester, Va.)
Virginia Johnson, 6-1, Fr., F – Iowa City (Iowa City, Iowa)
Shonese Jones, 5-4, Fr., G – Brevard (Brevard, N.C.)
Tamara Jones, 5-10, Fr. F – Prosser (Prosser, Wash.)
Jordan Loera, 5-7, Fr., G – Moses Lake, Wash. (Moses Lake)
Cassie Peoples, 5-6, Fr., G – Father Lopez (Daytona Beach, Fla.)
Bria Smith, 5-9, Fr., G – Christ the King (Middle Village, N.Y.)
Kacy Swain, 6-2, Fr., F – Great Oak (Temecula, Calif.)
Tamara Taylor, 5-8, Fr., G – Boca Ciega (Gulfport, Fla.)
Elizabeth Williams, 6-3, Fr., F – Princess Anne (Virginia Beach, Va.)
Past MaxPreps National Players of the Year
2007 – Maya Moore, Collins Hill (Suwanee, Ga.)
2006 – Jacki Gemelos, St. Mary’s (Stockton, Calif.)
MaxPreps All-American Week – Also See…
Boys’ National Player of the Year – Brandon Jennings, Oak Hill Academy (Va.)
Boys’ MaxPreps All-American Team
Girls’ National Player of the Year – Nneka Ogwumike, Cy-Fair (Texas)
