Class 3A-Second Team All-State Selections

The First Team may headline the spotlight—but don't get it twisted… the Second Team and Honorable Mentions are stacked with players who brought consistent production, toughness, and game-changing presence all season long. This group represents the heartbeat of Louisiana's Class 3A—players who showed up, delivered, and made their mark every time they stepped on the floor.   <h3 class="wp-block-heading">Second Team Selections</h3>   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>Bri'telah Freeman (Ville Platte, 5-5, So.) – 12.7 PPG</li>   <li>[player_tooltip player_id='1094051' first='Azyria' last='Garrison'] (Berwick, 5-9, Jr.) – 18.6 PPG</li>   <li>[player_tooltip player_id='596236' first='Alyssa' last='Randle'] (Sterlington, 5-5, Sr.) – 16.0 PPG</li>   <li>[player_tooltip player_id='1307741' first='Laila' last='Rousell'] (Westlake, 6-1, Fr.) – 15.0 PPG</li>   <li>Leah Varisco (Sacred Heart-NO, 5-7, Sr.) – 13.5 PPG</li> </ul>   <h3 class="wp-block-heading">Honorable Mentions</h3>   Mikayela Billiot (Haynes); Ella Boseman (Berwick); Addy Broden (St. James); Alyssa Carter (Richwood); [player_tooltip player_id='1516233' first='Austin' last='Carter'] (Sterlington); [player_tooltip player_id='947896' first='Lybi' last='Cross'] (Buckeye); Alicia Cuppens (Westlake); Gabrielle Dodson (Madison Prep); Libby Fitzpatrick (Sacred Heart); Keira Gordon (Abbeville); Natalie Graves (Buckeye); [player_tooltip player_id='947901' first='Jamie' last='Hunter'] (Richwood); [player_tooltip player_id='947785' first='Hailey' last='Hurst'] (University); [player_tooltip player_id='926696' first='Ellie' last='Johnson'] (Albany); Faith Johnson (South Beauregard); Janiah Leday (Ville Platte); Ella LeFors (Parkview Baptist); Nickaiya Martin (Springfield); Drystine Minor (Carroll); [player_tooltip player_id='654988' first='Alana' last='Myles'] (Bastrop); Za'ny Nelson (St. James); [player_tooltip player_id='974220' first='Raylan' last='Smith'] (Springfield); Lyric Warner (Vidalia); Mackenzie Watson (Vidalia); Allie West (Buckeye); Triniti Williams (Jena); Kayleah Wilson (Bastrop).   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Garrison is a versatile frontcourt presence who brings a strong blend of size, physicality, and production to the floor. At 5'10”, she operates effectively as a power forward/center, using her frame to establish position inside while also showing the ability to impact the game in multiple areas.   Offensively, Garrison is a consistent scoring option, capable of finishing through contact and converting around the rim. She plays with confidence in the paint and understands how to use her body to create space and secure high-percentage looks. Her production speaks to her ability to be a reliable go-to option for her team.   On the glass, she is active and aggressive, working to control rebounds on both ends and create second-chance opportunities. Defensively, Garrison uses her size and positioning to protect the paint, contest shots, and make things difficult for opposing forwards and centers.   As she continues to develop her overall skill set and expand her game, Garrison projects as a high-impact interior player with the ability to anchor a team and consistently produce at a high level.     Randle is a steady, composed point guard who brings leadership and control to the floor. She plays with a strong understanding of the game, showing the ability to manage tempo, make smart decisions, and keep her team organized in all situations.   Offensively, Randle is a reliable scoring threat who can create her own shot while also facilitating for others. She does a great job reading defenses, finding open teammates, and making the right play. Her ability to balance scoring and playmaking makes her a key piece in her team's offensive flow.   With the ball in her hands, she shows confidence and poise, handling pressure and making plays under control. She keeps the offense moving and puts her teammates in positions to succeed.   Defensively, Randle competes and stays engaged, working to contain opposing guards and apply pressure on the perimeter. Her effort and awareness on both ends add to her overall impact.   Randle projects as a floor general who can lead, produce, and bring consistency to a team at a high level.     Rousell is a long, athletic forward with elite size and versatility, making her one of the more intriguing young prospects in her class. At 6'3”, she already brings a strong physical presence while showing the ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor.   Offensively, Rousell shows promise as a multi-level threat, using her length to finish around the rim while continuing to develop her perimeter skill set. She moves well for her size, runs the floor effectively, and can create mismatches against smaller defenders. Her ability to play both inside and out gives her valuable positional flexibility.   Defensively, she stands out with her length, mobility, and ability to guard multiple positions. She alters shots in the paint, contests on the perimeter, and brings activity that disrupts opposing offenses. Her versatility allows her to switch and hold her own across different matchups.   With continued development, Rousell projects as a high-upside prospect with the tools to become a dominant two-way player and a major presence at the next level.     Freeman is a quick, crafty guard who brings steady control and confidence to the floor. She plays with a strong feel for the game, showing the ability to handle pressure, create space, and make smart decisions with the ball in her hands. Her speed allows her to get downhill, while her shiftiness helps her navigate through defenses and find openings.   Offensively, Freeman is capable of scoring at multiple levels, knocking down perimeter shots while also attacking gaps and finishing around the rim. She plays with composure beyond her age, showing flashes of being a reliable scoring option and facilitator.   On the defensive end, she competes with energy—using her quickness to stay in front, disrupt ball handlers, and apply pressure. As she continues to develop physically and refine her game, Freeman projects as a guard with real upside who can take on a bigger role and impact winning at a high level.     Varisco is a steady, experienced guard who brings leadership, control, and consistency to the floor. She plays with a strong understanding of the game, showing the ability to manage pace, make smart reads, and keep her team organized in key moments.   Offensively, Varisco is a reliable scoring option who can knock down shots from the perimeter while also creating opportunities off the dribble. She plays within the flow of the offense, making the right decisions and contributing as both a scorer and facilitator.   With the ball in her hands, she shows composure under pressure, handling defensive attention and making plays without forcing action. Her ability to stay poised and efficient adds value to her team's overall offensive rhythm.   Defensively, Varisco competes and stays disciplined, working to contain opposing guards and apply pressure on the perimeter. Her awareness and effort on that end help set the tone.   Varisco projects as a dependable backcourt presence who brings leadership, production, and stability—impacting winning through consistency and smart play.

The First Team may headline the spotlight—but don't get it twisted… the Second Team and Honorable Mentions are stacked with players who brought consistent production, toughness, and game-changing presence all season long. This group represents the heartbeat of Louisiana's Class 3A—players who showed up, delivered, and made their mark every time they stepped on the floor.