All-Bay Space Information Group ladies basketball group
Participant of the 12 months
McKenna Woliczko, Archbishop Mitty, 6-2, freshman
West Catholic Athletic League participant of the 12 months averaged 20.2 factors and 10.3 rebounds per sport for the NorCal Open Division champions. First freshman in Mitty’s storied historical past to common double digits in factors and rebounds. Full story right here.
First group
Makiah Asidanya, Salesian, 5-7, senior
The Tri-County Athletic League Rock Division MVP averaged 14.2 factors and a couple of.3 steals per sport for the NorCal Open Division runner-up. The sharpshooter made 47 3-pointers in 32 video games.
Sierra Chambers, San Ramon Valley, 5-6, senior
First-team all-East Bay Athletic League choice ran the present for San Ramon Valley, averaging 8.2 assists and 12 factors per sport for a group that reached the NorCal Division I semifinal. Scored 23 factors whereas taking part in with the flu and a fever in a NorCal playoff win over Carondelet.
Morgan Cheli, Archbishop Mitty, 6-2, junior
One of many prime gamers within the nation. Missed a lot of the common season with a foot damage however dominated within the postseason for a group that misplaced within the Open Division state remaining. Averaged 15.6 factors, 5.2 rebounds and three.5 assists in 14 video games. Had 24 factors, six rebounds, 5 assists and 4 steals in state title sport.
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Nia Coleman, Monte Vista, 5-8, senior
The EBAL participant of the 12 months averaged 16.4 factors, 7.5 rebounds, 3.5 assists and a couple of.8 steals per sport. Helped Monte Vista attain the NorCal Division II semifinals.
Natalia Martinez, Piedmont, 5-7, junior
West Alameda County Convention Foothill Division participant of the 12 months averaged 20 factors, 5 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 steals per sport for the NorCal Open Division semifinalists. Was one of many principal causes Piedmont went 24-0 within the common season.
Amanda Muse, Heritage, 6-4, senior
Bay Valley Athletic League MVP and McDonald’s All-American averaged 14.5 factors, 12.1 rebounds and 4.1 blocks per sport. Scored 22 factors and grabbed 23 rebounds in a regular-season sport towards Division I state champion Oakland Tech.
Reza Po, Sacred Coronary heart Cathedral, 5-3, junior
The primary-team all-WCAL level guard led Sacred Coronary heart Cathedral to a 21-6 file and an 8-2 mark in league play. Had eight factors, six rebounds and 4 assists in a victory over rival St. Ignatius in January.
Erin Sellers, Oakland Tech, 5-6, senior
The Oakland Athletic League MVP performed her finest within the massive video games, scoring 26 factors at St. Mary’s-Stockton within the NorCal Division I remaining and 14 in a victory over Santiago-Corona for the Division I state title. Completed her highschool profession with two state championships and 0 playoff losses.
Ava Uhrich, Pinewood, 5-11, senior
West Bay Athletic League Foothill Division MVP averaged 17.6 factors, 13.2 rebounds and 4.2 assists per sport for the Central Coast Part Open Division runner-up. Shot 51% from the sector and 74% from the free-throw line.
Trinity Zamora, Piedmont, 6-0, senior
The San Diego State commit averaged 19 factors, 10 rebounds and 6 assists in 21 video games. Scored 17 factors and grabbed 10 rebounds in an NCS Division IV title sport victory over Branson.
Second group
Gabrielle Abigor, Berean Christian, 6-3, junior
Diablo Athletic League Valley Division co-MVP led the group to a 22-5 file and a league title. Has a scholarship supply from Cal.
Ryka Aprameyan, Evergreen Valley, 5-9, junior
BVAL Mt. Hamilton co-MVP averaged 30 factors and 5.5 steals per sport for the CCS Division I champions. The group captain scored 31 within the part remaining towards Los Altos.
Sofia Bowes, San Ramon Valley, 5-9, junior
First-team all-EBAL choice averaged 13 factors, 11 rebounds, six assists and a couple of.3 steals per sport for the league champions. Performed on Poland’s U-16 group in the summertime.
Quinn Godfrey, Branham, 6-4, junior
BVAL Mt. Hamilton co-MVP averaged 15.9 factors, 10 rebounds and three.5 blocks per sport for the CCS Open Division individuals. Had seven blocks in an everyday season sport towards eventual CCS Division I champion Evergreen Valley.
Savannah Jones, Bishop O’Dowd, 5-4, junior
First-team all-WACC Foothill Division choice averaged 14 factors, six assists and three steals for the NCS Division II champion. Helped O’Dowd make it to the NorCal Division I quarterfinals.
Madalyn Kanazawa, Salesian, 5-4, junior
Standout level guard had an affect that went far past the 6.1 factors, 2.6 assists and 1.8 steals per sport she accrued on the stat sheet for the NorCal Open Division finalist. Scored 14 factors in a NorCal quarterfinal at Folsom.
Eva Levingston, Piedmont, 6-0, senior
First-team all-WACC Foothill Division choice averaged 16 factors, 12 rebounds, two blocks and three steals per sport. Had a 15-point, 14-rebound, 10-assist triple-double in a league win towards San Leandro.
Mari Somvichian, Oakland Tech, 5-6, senior
First-team all-Oakland Athletic League choice was the ground basic for a group that received its fourth consecutive part title. Scored 10 factors within the Oakland Part championship victory over AIMS.
Maya Hernandez, Archbishop Mitty, 6-1, senior
First-team all-WCAL honoree averaged 10.4 factors, 7.9 rebounds and three.7 assists per sport on the CCS Open Division and NorCal Open champions. Additionally averaged 2.8 steals per sport whereas taking part in each ahead spots.
Keshia Vitalicio, Carondelet, 5-9, junior
First-team all-EBAL choice averaged 10 factors and 6 assists per sport for NorCal Division I quarterfinalists. Helped Carondelet beat host ‘Iolani within the Iolani Traditional in December.
Coach of the 12 months
Leroy Damage, Oakland Tech
After Damage led the Bulldogs to a Division III championship in 2022, he stated his college ought to have performed in Division I. The next season, Damage’s Tech group did simply that. He took what was primarily the identical roster and guided it by way of an everyday season gauntlet that included wins over eventual Division I foes Pinewood and San Ramon Valley. Tech additionally defeated powerhouse colleges Carondelet and Cardinal Newman. After beating St. Mary’s-Stockton on the street within the NorCal remaining, Damage’s Bulldogs blew out Santiago-Corona 75-52 to assert Tech’s first Division I state title since 2005.
Honorable point out
Jazzy Alcantar, Encinal, sophomore
Julie Alcantara, St. Ignatius, freshman
Mecca Alexander, Cornerstone Christian, junior
Nyana Asiasi, Salesian, senior
Cassidy Bartolotto, Granada, junior
Soo-Jin Berry, Clayton Valley Constitution, senior
D’Yani Bernstine, Salesian, senior
Morgan Blaettler, Christopher, senior
Leilani Blecha, Sacred Coronary heart Cathedral, senior
Briana Bouton, Ann Sobrato, junior
Casey Brennan, Los Gatos, senior
Synise Byrd, Valley Christian, senior
Anusha Chadalavada, Fremont-Sunnyvale, junior
April Chan, Archbishop Mitty, senior
Sophie Chinn, Acalanes, sophomore
Devin Cosgriff, Bishop O’Dowd, freshman
Allie Cummins, Carondelet, senior
Ugreat Daniels, Priory, freshman
Alli Dioli, Half Moon Bay, senior
Karena Eberts, Miramonte, junior
Alex Facelo, Pinewood, junior
Leniyah Fulsom, Ygnacio Valley, senior
Perseas Gioukaris, Piedmont, senior
Elle Hanson, Archbishop Mitty, senior
Haley Hernandez, Archbishop Mitty, senior
Madison Hill, Piedmont, senior
Natalie Holm, Los Altos, junior
Nia Hunter, Oakland Tech, senior
Maia Jimenez, St. Francis, sophomore
Evalynn Jimenez, Hayward, junior
Hayley Johnson, Fremont-Sunnyvale
Imani Johnson, Pinole Valley, senior
Jamie Kent, Carondelet, senior
Karyss Lacanlale, Acalanes, sophomore
Jemma Lacap, Crystal Springs Uplands, junior
Taliyah Logwood, Oakland Tech, junior
Kendall McClure, Heritage, junior
Sarina Nagra, Monte Vista, senior
Alessandra Nelson, Carlmont, junior
Makena Nitao, Hillsdale, senior
Sierra Pabo, Santa Teresa, senior
Kaella Peters, Palo Alto, senior
Lizzy Quinteros, Bishop O’Dowd, freshman
Leleah Rowden, Evergreen Valley, junior
Courtney Scheingart, Miramonte, senior
Vienn Sheng, Palo Alto, sophomore
Shyanne Smith, Liberty, sophomore
Fiona Steinmetz, Menlo-Atherton, junior
Nicole Steiner, Los Gatos, sophomore
Michelle Tang, Mills, junior
Daijha Teague, Oakland, junior
Dulcinea Vail, Acalanes, sophomore
Karen Xin, Menlo Faculty, sophomore
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