Class 4A First Team All-State Tournament
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MVPrnA high scoring Combo Guard with a wide range of skills, Dowell led her O’Fallon squad to a State Championship while averaging 27.5 PPG, 4 RPG, and 3.5 APG in her two games. The Illinois State commit is a smooth, confident ball-handler who uses speed and strength to attack the lane and finish strong at the rim. Dowell can put up points from every level with a solid jumper from deep and the mid-range, and takes pride in her effort on the defensive end with tough on-ball defense against opposing ball-handlers.
Beaumont impressed basketball fans across the state with her talent and determination to bring home a state championship trophy. The Gatorade Player of the Year averaged 27 PPG and 11 RPG showcasing her ability to get in the lane and make plays at a high level. Lenee is tough to stay in front of with her shifty ball-handling skills and converts as well as anyone at the basket with her length and physicality.
It can be difficult to rebound from a loss in the Semifinal and give it your all in the 3rd Place game, but that was no problem for Palmer last weekend. The talented Shooting Guard scored 25pts and brought down 11reb to help Geneva claim 3rd Place in Class 4A. Leah is a knock-down shooter from beyond the three-point line and excels in the lane with her toughness and strength.
Meghan Mrowicki
Meghan Mrowicki
Mrowicki had an excellent two games helping lead Hersey to a 4th Place finish in 4A, while averaging 16 PPG and 7 RPG for the tournament. The Notre Dame soccer commit finished at the basket at a high level and consistently knocked down shots from various spots on the court. Meghan is a dependable and hardworking athlete who takes on whatever role is needed for her team to have success.
Helping lead her team to a State Championship with high energy plays all over the court, Pelly is a player that every good team needs to be successful. The Indiana State commit averaged 16 PPG and 7.5 RPG while playing intense defense and making life difficult for opposing ball-handlers. Jailah can play on or off-ball with her skill set and makes a living in the lane with her strong finishing ability through contact.
