Star Times
Star Times players are selected by Seattle Times sports writers and
editors covering high-school basketball. Players are picked from schools
in King and Snohomish counties - primarily Metro, KingCo, Western and
Seamount leagues, plus King County schools in the South Puget Sound,
Pierce County, Cascade, Nisqually and Sea-Tac leagues.
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The buzzing question about this year's Star Times selections: What if you had these players on one team?
The 1990-91 Star Times basketball team truly can be called the best of the best. In this unusually abundant season of basketball talent, the pickings were plentiful. Many of the candidates will play for NCAA Division I colleges next season. But 10 players - five boys and five girls - stood out.
It has been argued that the boys - Newport's Mark Pope, Federal Way's Donny Marshall, Garfield's Bryant Boston and LeNard Jones, and Kent-Meridian's K.J. Roberts - could beat the starting five of some Division I college teams.
There were dozens of others to choose from, players who would make almost any all-star team. Last year, the Star Times team consisted of eight players. This year, only five of the very best were honored.
``It makes it more special, more selective,'' said Newport Coach Richard Belcher, 1990 boys coach of the year.
The girls team is comprised of Auburn's Behka Stafford, Mercer
Island's Dena Dey, Franklin's Rhonda Smith and two players from Redmond, Gina Estep and Alison Landvatter.
Arguably not as polished as the boys team, the girls team still is one to be remembered.
``The level of athleticism is much higher,'' Redmond Coach Jeannine Ewing said. ``I'm real impressed with the mobility and speed of this group.''
The coaches of the year, Interlake's Jeff Bright and Bothell's Terry Galloway, had teams that lost in the district playoffs after enjoying turnaround seasons.
Bright's Interlake boys finished 17-8, including seven losses to teams now ranked among the state's top five. Interlake upset Mercer Island during the regular season and lost to top-ranked Garfield by only two points in the district playoffs. Interlake was eliminated by Mercer Island last Tuesday.
Before Bright, Interlake had back-to-back 3-17 seasons.
Coincidentally, Bright used to coach with Belcher. Belcher will tell you that Bright helped him become coach of the year last year. The former partners sat next to each other at the Star Times luncheon this week.
``I knew when those two (coaching) jobs opened up at Bellevue and Newport that he (Bright) would be leaving,'' Belcher said. ``When you surround yourself with quality coaches, eventually they will be gone.''
Galloway's Bothell girls team finished 17-7, ending the season with consecutive losses to Newport and Lake Washington, teams it beat easily during the regular season.
So deep is the male talent in the area that not one player from Redmond, ranked No. 2 in the state, made the first-team All-KingCo Conference team. And two Mustangs, Jeff Potter and Derek Looney, will play for Division I colleges next season.
``This group is something special,'' Belcher said. ``These players know each other, have played together. You can see the closeness.''
The boys Star Times team has stellar credentials. Pope, decorated from coast to coast, is considered one of the best high-school post players in the country. He attended Nike's summer camp for the nation's top 100 seniors. He opted for Washington next season after turning down notables like Arizona, Kentucky and Syracuse. He is averaging about 26.6 points, 17 rebounds and five blocked shots per game.
Roberts is another graduate of the Nike camp. Both he and Pope were first-team Best in the West selections. Roberts, averaging 23.5 points, five assists and five steals per game, will attend California. He turned down Kansas, UCLA and Arizona.
Marshall, averaging 24.5 points and 12 rebounds per game, is headed for Connecticut. The power forward was involved in a fluke accident earlier this month but is recovering ahead of schedule. A fall during a dunk attempt caused Marshall a concussion and an injured wrist.
He and Boston were second-team Best in the West selections. Boston will join Pope next season at Washington. Wooed by half the Pac-10 teams and Notre Dame, Boston is averaging 18.7 points and four rebounds a game.
Boston's teammate, Jones, is the only underclassman on the boys team. The junior forward is already getting covetous looks from the major colleges.
The girls team is led by Smith, who will play for the nationally ranked Washington women's team next season. She is averaging 24 points and 14 rebounds per game and is considered the state's premier post player.
Smith, also recruited by Arizona State and USC, will face Estep and Landvatter today when her Quakers play the Mustangs for the Sea-King AAA District championship at Seattle Center Arena.
Estep and Landvatter are the leaders of a Redmond team whose starters all score in double figures. Landvatter, at center, is averaging 13.6 points and eight rebounds a game. Estep, at forward, is averaging 12.6 points and five rebounds.
``She can shoot from anywhere,'' Landvatter said of Estep.
Stafford and Dey are both juniors. Dey, who averaged 17.7 points and seven rebounds for Mercer Island, is also a state track champion in the 800 meters and her conference's top soccer scorer.
Like Dey, Stafford does it all for No. 1-ranked Auburn - drive, shoot and mostly score. Stafford, chosen the most valuable player in the South Puget Sound League's Puget Division, is averaging 15.5 points and seven rebounds.
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STAR TIMES 1990-91
BOYS
Name / School Yr. Ht. Pos. Ppg.
K.J. Roberts / Kent-Meridian Sr. 6-0 G 23.5 ;
Bryant Boston / Garfield Sr. 6-2 G 18.7 ;
LeNard Jones / Garfield Jr. 6-6 F 15.9 ;
Donny Marshall / Federal Way Sr. 6-7 G 24.5 ;
Mark Pope / Newport Sr. 6-9 C 26.6 ;
Coach of the year: Jeff Bright, Interlake.
GIRLS
Name / School Yr. Ht. Pos. Ppg.
Dena Dey / Mercer Island Jr. 5-11 G 17.7 ;
Behka Stafford / Auburn Jr. 5-10 G 15.5 ;
Gina Estep / Redmond Sr. 5-10 F 12.6 ;
Alison Landvatter / Redmond Sr. 5-11 C 13.6 ;
Rhonda Smith / Franklin Sr. 6-2 C 24.0 ;
Coach of the year: Terry Galloway, Bothell.
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ALL-LEAGUE BOYS
METRO AAA
First team: LeNard Jones, Garfield, 6-6, Jr.; Bryant Boston, Garfield, 6-2, Sr.; Dan Morris, Roosevelt, 6-1, Sr.; Leon Johnson, Ingraham, 6-7, Sr.; Willie Duggins, Franklin, 6-0, Sr.
Second team: Greg Wickstrand, Blanchet, 6-6, Jr.; Travis Spring, Franklin, 5-10, Sr.; Andre Winston, Garfield, 6-0, Jr.; Jarvis Kelley, Garfield, 6-8, So.; Mandrell Dunn, Franklin, 6-1, Sr.
MVP: Bryant Boston, Garfield.
Coach of the year: Al Hairston, Garfield.
METRO AA
First team: Jason Bond, Lakeside, 6-8, Sr.; Daimen Crump, Cleveland, 6-3, Sr.; Matt Bollinger, O'Dea, 6-2, Sr.; Joe Trippy, Seattle Prep, 5-10, Sr.; Tavarves Mack, Hale, 6-7, Jr.
Second team: Mike Miller, Rainier Beach, 6-5, Jr.; Jessie Williams, Rainier Beach, 5-7, Sr.; Al Gold, O'Dea, 6-5, Sr.; Landon Stone, Lakeside, 6-1, So.; John Clark, Ballard, 6-3, Jr.
MVP: Jason Bond, Lakeside.
Coach of the year: Francis Williams, Rainier Beach.
KINGCO
First team: Ryan Sowards, Bothell, 6-1, Jr.; Tom Evans, Juanita, 6-2, Jr.; Mark Pope, Newport, 6-9, Sr.; Scott Didrickson, Mercer Island, 6-7, Sr.; Charlie Barokas, Mercer Island, 6-4, Sr.
Second team: Seth Cichanski, Interlake, 6-4, Sr.; Derek Looney, Redmond, 6-3, Sr.; Jeff Potter, Redmond, 6-9, Sr.; Harold Doyal, Interlake, 6-8, Sr.; Mark Odsather, Newport, 6-7, Sr.
MVP: Mark Pope, Newport.
Coach of the Year: Jeff Bright, Interlake and Richard Belcher, Newport.
WESCO AAA
First team: Brent Montague, Marysville-Pilchuck, 6-4, Sr.; Darren Thomas, Marysville-Pilchuck, 6-1, Sr.; Matt Brown, Oak Harbor, 6-5, Sr.; Jamie Erickson, Mariner, 6-7, Sr.; Josh Rogers, Snohomish, 6-5, Sr.
Second team: Shawn Nasin, Everett, 5-8, Jr.; Tony Midyette, Oak Harbor, 6-8, Sr.; Zak Miller, Cascade, 6-3, Sr.; Jeff Foster, Mariner, 6-4, Jr.; Trevor Cobb, Cascade, 6-1, Jr.
WESCO AA
First team: Jamie Halligan, Bainbridge, 6-6, Sr.; Matt Storm, Edmonds-Woodway, 6-5, Sr.; Greg Dallas, Lynnwood, 6-8, Sr.; Chris Coleman, Meadowdale, 6-1, Jr.; Mark Boede, Edmonds-Woodway, 6-0, Sr.
Second team: Orlando Steinauer, Lynnwood, 5-11, Sr.; Scott Schauer, Mountlake Terrace, 6-5, Sr.; Brad Dawson, Mountlake Terrace, 6-6, Sr.; Gunnar Roberson, Lake Stevens, 6-3, Jr.; Jeff Blair, 6-0, Bainbridge, Sr.
SPSL / PUGET DIVISION
First team: Donny Marshall, Federal Way, 6-7, Sr.; Robert Preston, Auburn, 6-6, Jr.; Ricci Greenwood, Federal Way, 6-3, Sr.; Steve Hill, Jefferson, 6-6, Sr.; Kyle Iverson, Rogers, 5-10, Jr.
Second team: Dave Davidson, Bethel, 5-11, Sr.; Norm Fenton, Sumner, 6-6, Jr.; Eric Gohr, Rogers, 6-0, Sr.; Rusty Smith, Kentwood, 6-0, Sr.; Jason James, Clover Park, 6-2, Sr.
MVP: Donny Marshall, Federal Way.
Coach of the Year: Tim Cummings, Auburn.
SPSL / SOUND DIVISION
First team: K.J. Roberts, Kent-Meridian, 5-11, Sr.; Damon Huard, Puyallup, 6-4, Sr.; Steve Deher, Curtis, 6-4, Jr.; Ben Betteridge, Curtis, 6-4, Sr.; Brandon Bakke, Puyallup, 6-1, Sr..
Second team: Justin Mentink, Decatur, 6-4, Jr.; Warren King, Kentridge, 5-11, Jr.; David Randolph, Kentridge, 6-0, Sr.; Duffy Dyer, Curtis, 6-2, Sr.; Phil Rodman, Kent-Meridian, 6-5, Sr..
MVP: K.J. Roberts, Kent-Meridian.
Coach of the Year : Brian Pendleton, Kentridge.
SEAMOUNT
First team: Jamar Williams, Kennedy, 6-1, Jr.; JR Kostelecky, Mount Rainier, 6-0, Sr.; Jason Hamilton, Hazen, 6-0, Jr.; Tyler Geving, Highline, 6-3, Sr.; Domenic Huttenlocker, Tyee, 6-4, Sr..
Second team : Curtis Bogan, Renton, 6-5, Jr.; Dale Dolejsi, Lindbergh, 6-8, Sr.; Robert Chmielowski, Kennedy, 6-4, Sr.; Rich Meier, Kennedy, 6-3, Jr.; Jurgen Feltman, Hazen, 6-0, Sr.
Coach of the Year: John Ruby, Hazen.
PIERCE COUNTY
First team: Kane Rogers, Washington, Sr., 6-1; Matt Stepan, Gig Harbor, 6-1, Jr.; Christian Muhic, Enumclaw, 6-2, Sr.; Brandon Fix, Fife, 6-8, Sr.; David Hawken, Tahoma, 6-9, Sr.
Second team: Scott Snider, Fife, 6-8, Sr.; Mark Wilkerson, Peninsula, 5-9, So.; Kai Maulding, Fife, 6-2, Sr.; Paul Grobins, Gig Harbor, 6-0, So.; Dale Cutright, White River, 6-2, Sr.; Erik Morin, Peninsula, 6-1, So.
MVP: Wade Tinney, Enumclaw, Sr., 6-5.
Coach of the Year: Bill Hawk, Enumclaw.
CASCADE
First team: Neil Swinney, King's, 6-7, Sr.; Shane McGeary, Tolt, 6-0, Jr.; Mike Matilla, Sultan, 6-2, Jr.; Bryan Hansen, Lakewood, 6-1, Sr.; Ed Raiford, King's, 6-2, So.
Second team: Pat Mizell, Granite Falls, 6-4, Sr.; Ben Brinkman, South Whidbey, 6-7, Jr.; Joesph Sellars, Granite Falls, 6-1, Sr.; D.J. Long, Bellevue Christian, 5-11, Jr.; Jeff Braaten, Lakewood, 5-10, Sr.
MVP: Neil Swinney.
Coach of the Year: Bryan Peterson, King's.
NISQUALLY
First team: Nate Linman, Seattle Christian, 6-7, Sr.; Alex Roberts, Steilacoom, 6-5, Sr.; Andy Carver, Eatonville, 6-7, Sr.; Jason Tracer, Port Townsend, 6-5, Sr.; Reid Tussing, Steilacoom, 6-0, Sr.
Second team: Brandon Richards, Charles Wright, 6-3, Sr.; Jeff Howell, Charles Wright, 6-3, Sr.; Jason Franz, Foster, 6-2, Sr.; Jason Schauer, Port Townsend, 6-6, Sr.; (tie) Sharay White, Steilacoom, 5-10, Sr.; and Jamie Williams, Port Townsend, 5-9, Sr.
MVP: Nate Linman, Seattle Christian
Coach of the Year: Dan Fountain, Eatonville
SEA-TAC / DIV. I
First team: Doug Leaman, Tacoma Baptist; Tony Giese, Bush; Eric Trout, North Seattle Christian; Mike Dethlefs, Christian Faith; Justin Lyon, Tacoma Baptist; Dominick Orbeck, Bush.
Second team: Brent Morrison, Christian Faith; Nathan Iben, Seattle Lutheran; Josh Shamp, Tacoma Baptist; Scott Vanderlay, Tacoma Baptist; John Mercelia, Tacoma Baptist.
MVP: Doug Leaman, Tacoma Baptist.
Coach of the Year: Dave Reynolds, Christian Faith.
SEA-TAC / DIV. II NORTH
First team: Aaron Skeem, Summit; Chima Robinson, Summit; Bryan Goldman, University Prep; Jonathan Tate, Seattle Academy; David Bayne, Seattle Academy.
Second team: David Horton, Sno-King Lutheran; Crane Chantrey, Overlake; Greg Ferguson, Seattle Academy; Mike Gruber, Overlake; Eric Gunderson, University Prep.
MVP: Aaron Skeem, Summit.
Coach of the Year: Wayne Floyd, Summit.
SEA-TAC / DIV. II SOUTH
First team: Jason Taylor, Bremerton Christian; Aaron Montgomery, Bremerton Christian; Melvin Blacketer, Chief Leschi; Reese Brandon, American Indian Heritage; Bart Henning, Evergreen Lutheran.
Second team: Keith Craycraft, Bremerton Christian; Matt Tomlinson, Northwest; Brett Weisgerber, Bremerton Christian; Todd Thomas, American Indian Heritage; Jeremy Heins, Evergreen Lutheran; Keith Rodmyre, Evergreen Lutheran.
MVP: Jason Taylor, Bremerton Christian.
Coach of the Year: Bob Kollars, Bremerton Christian.
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ALL-LEAGUE GIRLS
METRO AAA
First team: Rhonda Smith, Franklin, 6-2, Sr.; Rameeka Lowe, Garfield, 5-8, So.; Jawona Adams, Garfield, 5-8, So.; Molly Jacobson, Blanchet, 5-11, Jr.; Heather Seeley, Roosevelt, 5-8, Jr.
Second team: Melinda Gadison, Ingraham, 5-11, Sr.; Bethany Saint Clair, Garfield, 5-11, Jr.; Cindy Tan, Ingraham, 5-2, Jr.; Melissa French, Franklin, 5-8, Sr.; Anna Dukes, Roosevelt, 5-8, Sr.
MVP: Rhonda Smith, Franklin.
Coach of the year: Steve Greer, Franklin.
METRO AA
First team: Kareen Ellis, Rainier Beach, 6-1, Sr.; Shonell Fields, Rainier Beach, 5-9, Sr.; Angela Anderson, Seattle Prep, 5-5, Jr.; Cherry Flowers, Sealth, 5-8, Sr.; Muffie Rodgers, Lakeside, 5-9, Fr.
Second team: Keisha Toms, Lakeside, 5-10, Sr.; Sara Wetstone, Lakeside, 5-6, Fr.; Carmen Williams, Rainier Beach, 5-6, Jr.; Snowhite Siatunuu, Chief Sealth, 5-8, Sr.; Nikki Paul, Seattle Prep, 5-10, Sr.
MVP: Kareen Ellis, Rainier Beach.
Coach of the year: Sandy Schneider, Lakeside.
KINGCO
First team: Dena Dey, Mercer Island, 5-11, Jr.; Gina Estep, Redmond, 5-10, Sr.; Alison Landvatter, Redmond, 5-11, Sr.; Kelsey Stellick, Sammamish, 5-9, Sr.; Shanthi Barton, Lake Washington, 5-8, Jr.
Second team: Erika Dow, Bothell, 5-8, Jr.; Shannon Anderson, Woodinville, 5-9, Sr.; Liz Stephens, Newport, 5-10, Jr.; Shannon Osborne, Redmond, 5-7, Sr.; Wendy Davis, Bellevue, 5-5, Sr.
MVP: Dena Dey, Mercer Island.
Coach of the Year: Jeannine Ewing, Redmond.
WESCO AAA
First team: Stacey Morrell, Mariner, 6-1, So.; Deanna Dearden, Shorewood, 6-0, Sr.; Sylvia Hahn, Everett, 5-8, Jr.; Margaret Weber, Shorewood, 5-11, Jr.; Jennifer Prigg, Snohomish, 5-10, Sr.; Jennifer Smeby, Shorecrest, 5-6, Jr.
Second team: Eryn Stapleton, Shorewood, 5-6, Sr.; Brandy Tolbert, Snohomish, 5-11, Sr.; Jacqui Jonas, Cascade, 5-8, Jr.; Lisa Larsen, Mariner, 6-1, Sr.
WESCO AA
First team: Heidi Hills, Edmonds-Woodway, 6-0, Jr.; Angie McGuire, Edmonds-Woodway, 5-6, Sr.; Jill Petersen, Edmonds-Woodway, 5-6, So.; Marjean Rogers, Lake Stevens, 5-9, Sr.; Joanna Leese, Meadowdale, 6-0, Jr.
Second team: Jennie Wyatt, Bainbridge, 5-7, Jr.; Heidi Maron, Bainbridge, 5-10, Sr.; Blye Pagon, Monroe, 5-7, So.; Heather Boss, Lynnwood, 6-0, Jr.; Angie Fleury, Mountlake Terrace, 5-9, Sr.
SPSL / PUGET DIVISION
First team: Behka Stafford, Auburn, 5-10, Jr.; Angie Jorgensen, Auburn, 5-10, Sr.; Laine Gonzales, Auburn, 6-0, Jr.; Heather Roning, Bethel, 5-10, Jr.; Jodie-Ann Dorricott, Rogers, 5-6, Jr.
Second team: Nancy Konsmo, Auburn, 5-7, Jr.; Barb Beesley, Jefferson, 5-9, Sr.; Brandi Travess, Bethel, 5-10, Sr.; Jennifer Nielson, Rogers, 6-0, Jr.; Tiffany Rutter, Federal Way, 5-10, Jr..
MVP: Behka Stafford, Auburn.
SPSL / SOUND DIVISION
First team: Kate Starbird, Lakes, 6-1, So.; Kristi Smith, Kent-Meridian, 6-0, Jr.; Lisa Graber, Spanaway Lake, 5-5, Sr.; Julie Smith, Kent-Meridian, 5-4, Sr.; Karen Goff, Puyallup, 6-0, Sr..
Second team: Nakia McCullah, Kent-Meridian, 5-6, Jr.; Carrie Roper, Decatur, 5-10, Jr.; Heather Dirans, Lakes, 5-6, Sr.; Kara Jenkins, Puyallup, 5-7, So.; Dawn Lewis, Curtis, 6-4, So..
MVP: Kate Starbird, Lakes.
Coach of the Year: Dexter Clark, Lakes.
SEAMOUNT
First team: Amy Kuchan, Kennedy, 5-11, Jr.; Tenia Scott, Lindbergh, 5-8, Sr.; Dori Davis, Lindbergh, 5-9, Sr.; Sheri Aakre, Hazen, 5-7, Sr.; Brenda Rich, Evergreen, 5-9, Sr..
Second team: Julie Bernhardt, Hazen, 5-8, Jr.; Shari Sheperd, Mount Si, 5-4, Sr.; Heather Roehl, Hazen, 5-5, Sr.; Tia Scott, Renton, 6-0, Jr.; Ta-Win Fernandes, Evergreen, 5-4, Sr..
MVP: Amy Kuchan, Kennedy.
Coach of the Year: Wes Benjamin, Tyee.
PIERCE COUNTY
First team: Resa Watterson, Enumclaw, 5-8, Jr.; Marla Cummings, Gig Harbor, 5-10, Sr.; Pele Houk, Enumclaw, 5-10, Sr.; Sara Cox, Gig Harbor, 5-11, Sr.; Pam Brickner, Enumclaw, 5-10, Sr..
Second team: Taycia Coulter, Yelm, 5-8, Sr.; Linnea Jarvits, Peninsula, 5-9, So.; Judye Scheidt, Fife, 5-4, Sr.; Jill Mosley, Gig Harbor, 5-10, Jr.; Laura Jaimes, Yelm, 5-9, Sr..
MVP: Tina Vinyard, Fife, 6-0, Jr..
Coach of the Year: Trena Page, White River.
CASCADE
First team: Krissy Trower, Bellevue Christian, 5-0, Sr.; Shantel Walker, Tolt, 5-7, Jr.; Julie Lorack, Tolt, 5-10, Sr.; Sarah Wilder, Granite Falls, 6-0, So.; Cheryl Cowger, Sultan, 5-6, Jr.
Second team: Cassie Looker, South Whidbey, 5-8, Sr.; Heather Garrett, King's, 5-7, So.; Michelle Mougine, Lakewood, 5-9, Jr.; Jessica Scott, Granite Falls, 6-0, Sr.; Jennifer Smitherman, King's, Jr.
MVP: Krissy Trower.
Coach of the Year: Gene Yerabek, Tolt, and Eric Rasmussen, King's.
NISQUALLY
First team: Julie Orth, Foster; Shannon Pitts, Foster; Sandra Newark, Steilacoom; Renee Rahal, Steilacoom; Heidi Grimsley, Vashon.
Second team: Melissa Sitzenstalk, Port Townsend; Summer Wood, Port Townsend; Debbie Prociw, Seattle Christian; Deanna Fountain, Eatonville.
MVP: Sandra Newark, Steilacoom.
Coach of the Year: Chuck McClurken, Port Townsend.
SEA-TAC / DIV. I
First team: Jill Sonsteby, North Seattle Christian; Aprelle McCarty, Tacoma Baptist; Kim Watland, Seattle Lutheran; Ramah Andrews, North Seattle Christian; Kristen Larson, Seattle Lutheran.
Second team: Sandra Leaman, Tacoma Baptist; Tracy Hughes, Seattle Lutheran; Denae Restad, Seattle Lutheran; Trista Berlein, Seattle Lutheran; Effie Wardenberg, Univerity Prep.
MVP: Jill Sonsteby, North Seattle Christian.
Coach of the Year: Bruce Carlson, Seattle Lutheran.
SEA-TAC / DIV. II NORTH
First team: Christina Horton, Sno-King Lutheran; Ayana Brown, Summit; Elizabeth Gray, Forest Ridge; Jamie Patterson, Forest Ridge; Carrie Carson, Forest Ridge.
Second team: Lisa Andersen, Sno-King Lutheran; Mickey Eggers, Mountlake Christian; Kristin Brokaw, Forest Ridge; Suzanne Meek, Mountlake Christian; Sharon Kallander, Forest Ridge; Delia McFadden, Summit.
MVP: Christina Horton and Ayana Brown.
Coach of the Year: Jay Dickinson, Forest Ridge.
SEA-TAC / DIV. II SOUTH
First team: Erin McLeish, Evergreen Lutheran; Michelle Henning, Evergreen Lutheran; Laura Johnson, Bremerton Christian; Kim Johnson, Bremerton Christian; Jenny Radichel, Evergreen Lutheran.
Second team: Jennifer John, Chief Leschi; Paula McCurtain, American Indian Heritage; Brigetta Guelker, Evergreen Lutheran; Heidi Lemke, Evergreen Lutheran; Becky Gabert, Evergreen Lutheran.
MVP: Erin McLeish, Evergreen Lutheran.
Coach of the Year: Werner Lemke, Evergreen Lutheran.