Class 1A First Team All-State Tournament
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MVPrnKraus is a high level Point Guard who led her Okawville squad to a championship in Class 1A, while averaging 22 PPG and 6.5 RPG for the tournament. She is an intelligent player who regularly makes smart decisions with the ball and makes everyone around her better. Alayna scores the ball efficiently at every level with her smooth jumper and her ability to create her own shot off the dribble and finish strong at the basket.
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A high-ceiling prospect with elite skill, Hargrove led Christopher HS to the 1A title game, while averaging 21 PPG and 12 RPG. She can play multiple positions on offense with her reliable ball-handling and natural scoring ability from anywhere on the court. Amiah uses her length to rise over defenders and knock down shots at a high rate and consistently scores at the rim through contact.
Furlong is an under-the-radar prospect who can put on a show any time she steps on the court with her athleticism and ability to fill up a stat sheet, like she did in the 3rd place game with 20pts, 10stl, and 9reb. She is a quick-twitch athlete who pressures opposing ball-handlers and regularly creates turnovers and turns them into easy fast break points. Gracie gets to the basket with ease off the bounce and uses her length and athleticism to score over taller defenders in the lane.
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A dependable Shooting Guard who plays her role at a high level and rarely makes mistakes, Burcham was a key part of Galena’s 3rd Place finish at State. She averaged 15.5 PPG and 6 RPG in her two games, knocking down shots from beyond the three-point line and finishing strong in the lane. Taylor is consistently accurate from deep and stays locked in at the defensive end with her effort and communication.
Rennegarbe was an excellent additional playmaker for Okawville in their state title run, including her 17 point performance in the Championship game. She is an athletic Forward who provides constant energy and effort at both ends of the court. Megan crashes the glass hard and often gives herself and her team multiple opportunities to put points on the board.
