Detroit Free Press Girls Teams of the Year

Free Press All-State girls basketball: Class B honorable mention


Becky Albrecht, Caro; Nicole Bade, Frankenmuth; Erin Bentley, Ida; Laura Boylan, Grayling; Molly Coldren, Pontiac Notre Dame Prep; Molly Collins, Houghton Lake; Sarah Davis, St. Clair; Dominique Dixon, Detroit Renaissance; Kayla Doshier, Millington; Liz Ellis, East Grand Rapids; Chelsea Gaddis, Farmington Hills Harrison; Brittany Galloway, Lansing Waverly; Astynn George, Sturgis; Brooke Jastrzembowski, Chesaning; Clare Juengel, Midland Bullock Creek; Katie Knaffle, Cheboygan; Kristin Kotarba, Williamston; McKenzie Kudron, New Boston Huron; Jessica Nagy, Carleton Airport; Taelor Sanders, DeWitt; Kassie Snyder, Marine City; Emily Stewart, Brooklyn Columbia Central; Kayla Crockett, Stockbridge; Amy Veltkamp, Cedar Springs; Lindsey Yaklin, Almont.

Free Press All-State girls basketball: Class C teams

Second team
Alicia Leipprandt-Ubly
Dana Cook-Addison
Marissa DeMott-Sandusky
Emma LaBeau-Monroe St. Mary CC
Brita Kuiper-Olivet

Fourth team
Annie McGuire-Bronson
Ciera Quinn-Bangor
Troya Berry-Flint Hamady
Jenna Lange-Marlette
Ali Dawson-Galesburg-Augusta

Free Press All-State girls basketball: Class C honorable mention


Britny Adams, Bloomingdale; Alyssa Alverez, Albion; Andrea Bommarito, Springport; Hayley Cashier, Buchanan; Kendall Dow, Schoolcraft; Kelsey Effner, Dansville; Lindsay Gifford, Napolean; Kelsey Hall, Marlette; Kelsey Harris, Athens; Betsy Hoeflinger, Quincy; Megan Klagstad, Burton Atherton; Emilee Komins, Constantine; Jenna Lynch, Reese; Samantha Manderfield, Houghton; Krista Mashak, Dansville; Ann Novak, Madison Heights Bishop Foley; Anna Olovson, Muskegon Catholic; Katie Pett, Saginaw Valley Lutheran; Danielle Powaga, Grass Lake; Samantha Rando, Hanover-Horton; Ashley Turnage, Lawton; Kim Vallier, Manistique; Chelsie Wealton, Ishpeming Westwood.

Free Press All-State girls basketball: Class D teams

Sixth team
Elizabeth Ebright-Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart
Tonya Thelen-Fowler
Megan Murphy-Onaway
Emily Kolacz-Kingston
Kim Breaugh-Mio

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