North Dakota Class A All-State Second Team

North Dakota High School Activities Association has a plethora of talented girls basketball athletes. We’ll dive into some of the best in this article by recognizing the Class A all-state second team and their contributions to their team this year. [player_tooltip player_id="195292" first="Jaiden" last="Baker"] - Bismark Legacy - (5’9/SG/2021) - Jaiden had a stellar senior year. Her aggressive offensive and defensive tenacity proved to help Bismark Legacy reach the state tournament. Jaiden has a fast-paced offensive style that makes her a real threat in the open court with above-average footwork and court vision. She finished the year averaging 14.2 ppg while crashing the boards hard to secure 6.2 rpg. [player_tooltip player_id="196887" first="Jadyn" last="Feist"] - West Fargo Sheyenne - (5’11/PF/2021) - Jadyn who transformed from a late bloomer in basketball to the Shyenne standout had another solid year. With a good basketball sense and natural athleticism Feist was able to be another walking double-double in averaging nearly 15 points and 11 rebounds per contest. [player_tooltip player_id="195227" first="Julia" last="Fitterer"] - Bismark Century  - (5’10/SF/2021) - Julia was a huge piece to Bismarck  Century’s amazing undefeated season. As the senior leader and team captain, she expressed she could be posed under pressure and push all those around her. Julia averaged 17 ppg, but what was the most impressive is that she showed us she was more than just a scorer. She was a pure hustler and facilitator to the team averaging 3 assists and steals per contest. [player_tooltip player_id="98641" first="Grace" last="Hegerle"] - Jamestown - (5’10/SF/2021) - Grace coming off an impressive junior season reached for the top yet again and capture her second straight all-state second-team selection. Hegerle was a huge leader for Blue Jays this year in contributing to the schools’ first state appearance in 7 years. She was able to show her hard work off in the box score by averaging 12.8 ppg and 5.rpg. [player_tooltip player_id="98722" first="Jailyn" last="Martinson"] - Devils Lake - (5’9/SF/2021) - The Devils Lake girls basketball Player of the Year didn’t disappoint with a stellar senior year. Jailyn showed that she was a huge threat on the offensive end of the court in finishing around the rim almost at will while knocking down a sweet 15-foot jumper. Martinson was the fuel for the Firebirds this year in dropping 20 plus points in a handful of games to push her team to a 17-4 overall finish. [player_tooltip player_id="14167" first="Emma" last="Mogen"] - Watford City - (5’8/CG/2021) - Mogen is an extraordinary player. In basketball terms, she is a two-way player who can get the job done at both ends of the court. She is a real threat on the offensive end contributing 12.4 ppg and scoring well over 1,000 points for her High School career. She doesn’t like to be just referred to as a scorer though because she gets the job done in all stat book categories filling the sheet up with 7.5 rebounds 3.6 assists 3.1 steals and nearly 2 blocks a game. [player_tooltip player_id="215744" first="Miriley" last="Simon"] - West Fargo - (6’1/C/2023) - Simon, the only sophomore on this list came through huge this year for West Fargo in being an absolute nightmare to deal with in the low post. She nearly averaged a double-double in being the leading scorer on the team with 17.2 ppg and becoming a rebounding machine in snagging 8.9 rpg. She comes back for the 2021-2022 year with huge expectations for the Packers. [player_tooltip player_id="99802" first="Adie" last="Wagner"] - Fargo South - (5’7/PG/2022) - Wagner possibly the most proficient scorer on this list came through huge this year for Fargo South. She broke the scoring record previously set by Meghan Roerhrichs by scoring more than 1,746 She averaged 20.8 ppg in knocking down shots from anywhere on the court. Along with being such a proficient scorer, she has excellent court vision and IQ to contribute 3 assists per game for the bruins.