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<p class="text-gray-700">[player_tooltip player_id='751208' first='Dilyn' last='Boeck']'s evolution as a complete offensive player was on full display this season, earning her League MVP honors. Already an elite scorer, Boeck took another step by sharpening her feel for the game—knowing exactly when to attack and when to move the ball. That balance is rare for a player with her level of talent. She capped off the year with a statement performance, pouring in <strong>32 points</strong> as W.F. West clinched another state berth. Beyond the numbers, Boeck's leadership and poise continue to define her impact.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">After missing all of last season, [player_tooltip player_id='730365' first='Joy' last='Cushman']'s return was one of the league's best stories—and she didn't just come back, she thrived. Cushman immediately reestablished herself as a high-level two-way player, impacting the game in every phase. She can score from the perimeter, attack off the dribble, defend multiple positions, and make plays for teammates. Her versatility and resilience made her a key piece for W.F. West and a deserving First Team selection.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">[player_tooltip player_id='1232869' first='Tyler' last='Venable'] has a natural scorer's instinct, and she showed it night after night. Averaging nearly <strong>20 points per game</strong>while also contributing more than <strong>three rebounds, assists, and steals per contest</strong>, Venable proved she's far more than just a scorer. A true three-level threat, she has already eclipsed the <strong>1,000-point mark</strong> in her career and consistently rises to the occasion in big games. Her ability to take over offensively makes her one of the most dangerous players in the league.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Cedar Wily was a dominant force in the paint for Shelton, using her length, athleticism, and soft touch to control the interior. An advanced rebounder who thrives through contact, Wily consistently created second-chance opportunities and anchored the frontcourt. Her season was highlighted by multiple double-doubles and a steady physical presence that opponents struggled to match. She set the tone inside and gave Shelton a reliable advantage near the rim.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">[player_tooltip player_id='1232878' first='Natalie' last='Buchanan'] made one of the biggest offensive leaps in the league this season, boosting her scoring average from around <strong>10 points per game to 17</strong>. While her scoring jumped, she never sacrificed her strengths—remaining a strong rebounder and relentless competitor. Buchanan's activity level stands out, as she's constantly attacking the rim or pressuring the ball defensively. Her growth into a larger offensive role added another dimension to Black Hills' attack and solidified her All-League status.</p>
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