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Malayna Baer (Archie)
Malayna enters her junior season after an impressive first two years, totaling 553 points (10.4 PPG), 170 rebounds, 77 assists, 32 blocks, 142 steals, and 75 made threes. A true all-around contributor, she impacts both ends of the floor and will be one of Archie’s key leaders this season.
Lexie Andrews (Archie)
Lexie returns for her junior year after scoring 879 points in her first 53 games (16.6 PPG). She has also recorded 227 rebounds, 123 assists, 182 steals, and 79 made threes—including a school-record 50 threes in a single season—while shooting 46% from the field. A 1st Team All-Conference and All-District Player of the Year selection, Lexie puts in tremendous work outside the season and is an outstanding teammate and leader.
Millison Sapp (Ash Grove)
Millie earned unanimous 1st Team All-SWC and All-District honors as a sophomore and currently holds NAIA and Division II offers. She is poised to surpass 1,000 career points as a junior.
Keely Stevens (Bakersfield)
Keely is a 5’9″ shooting guard who averaged 13 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, and 2 blocks as a junior, following an 11-point average as a sophomore. A multiple all-tournament selection, she is considered one of the top Class 2 girls players in the area.
Talia Dreher (Barstow)
Talia, a junior guard, has developed into a knockdown three-point shooter who defends and rebounds well for her size. She was Barstow’s leading rebounder last season and earned All-Conference and All-District honors.
Scarlett Antonides (Belton)
Scarlett has been a two-year starter and a major piece of the Belton program. A strong leader for a young roster, she will take over primary ball-handling duties this season after graduating a four-year starter. She averaged just under 10 points and just over one steal per game last year, and her offseason work ethic has positioned her for a breakout season.
Carly Cribbs (Bolivar)
Carly is one of the most gifted scoring point guards in the state, capable of scoring at all three levels while elevating her teammates. If she stays healthy, she is on track to finish as Bolivar’s second all-time leading scorer.
Heidi Lay (Brashear)
A three-year starter entering her senior season, Heidi influences the game at both ends of the floor with her quickness, aggressiveness, and high motor. Last year she averaged 11 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assist, and 2 steals while continuing to expand her perimeter game.
Isabel Robinson (Cameron)
Isabel is a versatile, high-impact player who has led Cameron in both scoring and rebounding during each of her first two seasons, averaging 14.6 points and 7.7 rebounds. She led the MEC in scoring as a sophomore and can play any position on the floor. Off the court, she is a two-time state qualifier in golf and track, a 4.0 student, and an active leader in multiple school organizations.
Chayse Uhlmeyer (Canton R-V)
Chayse, a 5’7″ sophomore combo guard, plays aggressive on-ball defense, excels in transition, and combines strong athletic ability with academic excellence. She averaged 11.5 points and 5.5 rebounds last season and aims to elevate her three-point shooting this year. A multi-sport athlete with All-District honors in basketball and softball, Chayse also ranks second in her class with a 4.38 GPA and has already earned over 15 college credits.
McKenzie McCann (Cardinal Ritter)
Kenzie is one of the most athletic and versatile players in the state. The senior can guard multiple positions, rebounds well, slashes effectively, shoots consistently, and plays with a relentless motor and unselfish style.
Halle Endicott (Carthage)
Halle enters her sophomore season with the potential to average 12–15 points per game. At 5’10”, her size and shooting ability will be a focal point of Carthage’s offense as she steps into a major role this year.
Annalise Freeman (Central)
Annalise is a four-year varsity starter who has shown significant growth over the past year. After a strong summer with the Missouri Flight, she has sharpened her skill set and understanding of the game. Known as the hardest worker on the court, she will be a key offensive producer in her senior season.
Mylee Graham (Clearwater)
Mylee is a dynamic 5’7″ guard who is closing in on 1,000 career points this season. She led Clearwater last year with 15.5 points per game and continues to be a major scoring threat.
Charleigh Spoonster (Clopton)
Charleigh, a junior point guard, has exceptional ball-handling skills and court vision. She pushes the tempo, manipulates defenses, and sets up high-percentage scoring opportunities. Over the last two seasons, she has expanded her scoring ability both off the dribble and from the three-point line. She is a two-time Class 2 All-State selection.
Ernice Staples (Clyde C. Miller Career Academy)
Ernice is a 5’3″ combo guard who averaged 10 points per game and thrives with the ball in her hands. She is an exceptional ball-handler with a strong mid-range game and will primarily play off the ball this season.
Maya Hankins (Crystal City)
Maya is a versatile small forward known for her polished post moves, physicality, and dominance on the boards. She creates high-percentage scoring opportunities, outworks opponents for rebounds, and leads with energy and communication. Her work ethic and presence make her a cornerstone of Crystal City’s success.
Claire Mitchell (Dadeville)
Claire enters her senior season after leading Dadeville in scoring and rebounding last year with averages of 14 points and 10 rebounds. She earned 1st Team honors in all three tournaments she played, along with 2nd Team All-Conference and All-District recognition. At 5’10”, she is a skilled ball-handler and a threat from both the perimeter and the post.
Payton Stearns (De Soto)
Payton, a junior, averaged 5.3 points, 3.6 rebounds, 1.1 assists, and 1.0 steals last season while shooting an impressive 80.5% from the free-throw line—one of the highest percentages in the St. Louis area. She is a tough defender and is expected to contribute in all areas this season.
Makenzi Missey (De Soto)
Makenzi, a senior, averaged 8.5 points, 3.4 rebounds, 2.6 assists, and 2.8 steals per game last year. A 2nd Team All-JCAA and Main Street Sports Standout, she brings a well-rounded game and is expected to be one of the area’s top players this season.
Grace Ancell (Delta)
Grace is a 5’10” senior who narrowly missed All-State recognition last year. She averaged 16.1 points, 9.8 rebounds, and 2.5 steals as a junior while shooting 41% from three, helping Delta win its sixth straight district title. Strong and athletic, she is one of the top Class 1 players in Missouri.
Inez Ballard (Dixon)
Inez is a 5’10” freshman with the ability to play all five positions. With a high basketball IQ and the ability to score at all levels, she will primarily run the point and is expected to be one of the top freshmen in the state.
Carsyn Hagood (Doniphan)
Carsyn, the reigning Class 4 Player of the Year, is an All-State selection and state champion who returns as Doniphan’s leading scorer—already as a junior. With elite basketball IQ and natural scoring talent, she is simply a bucket.
Kylie Bryan (Duchesne)
Kylie, a 5’9″ rising junior, returns as Duchesne’s leading scorer and top three-point shooter. After a strong summer with Phee Elite, she has expanded her playmaking ability and remains a reliable knockdown shooter.
Ryleigh Kliethermes (Eugene)
Ryleigh is a 5’8″ junior point guard who has already scored over 1,000 points in her first two seasons despite being the focal point of every defense. One of Mid-Missouri’s best all-around guards, she attacks the paint, shoots the three at a high level, and averages nearly 10 rebounds per game from the PG spot.
Olivia Sartin (Everton)
Olivia is a senior leader who averaged 17.7 points, 13.4 rebounds, and 3.7 steals last season. A multi-sport standout, she has earned All-Conference honors in basketball and volleyball, qualified for state track, and has committed to play volleyball and basketball at Mission University. Versatile and tough defensively, she is looking to finish her career on a high note.
Kate Jenkerson (Farmington)
Kate is a junior point guard who started every game last season and led Farmington in assists while finishing second in scoring. She shot nearly 40% from three and earned All-Tournament honors at the Red and Black Classic. Farmington expects her to continue her leadership and build on an excellent sophomore campaign.
Lauren Turner (Forsyth)
Lauren is a senior guard with deep shooting range who knocked down 40% of her threes last season—including many from 25 feet and beyond. As Forsyth’s only senior, she will anchor the team on both ends and set the tone for their success.
Izzy Frissell (Fox)
Izzy has been Fox’s top player for nearly her entire four-year career. An elite ball-handler and shooter, she has earned multiple All-Conference and All-District honors. Last season she broke—and twice tied—Fox’s single-game steals record with 12.
Alison Skinner (Fulton)
Ali is a junior shooting guard who has significantly improved her ball-handling and defensive intensity, while also sharpening her shot selection. She continues to grow into a reliable two-way contributor.
Ella Walk (Greenville)
Ella, a junior, is coming off a strong sophomore season in which she averaged 12.5 points, 4 assists, and 4.3 steals while leading Greenville in every offensive category. A multiple All-Conference and All-District selection, she shot 73% from the line and has focused heavily on improving her outside shot heading into the new season.
Elif Benzer (Greenwood Laboratory School)
Elif has been a core piece of Greenwood’s program for three years, leading the team in scoring and ranking among the top rebounders and defenders. She has signed with Macalester University to continue her basketball career and pursue her undergraduate degree.
Audrey Arnold (Harrisburg)
Audrey joins Harrisburg for her senior season after a standout three-year career at Fulton, where she earned All-Conference and All-District honors each year. Just shy of 1,000 career points, she averaged 17.5 points and 6.5 rebounds last season while shooting 37.5% from three. She has committed to Drury University and brings elite scoring versatility both inside and out.
Kalaiha Jones (Hayti)
Kalaiha is a junior and Hayti’s leading offensive player for the past two seasons. A two-time All-Conference and All-District performer, she is a returning captain who also excels academically with a 4.3 GPA and the No. 1 class ranking. A five-sport athlete, she leads on and off the court.
Camirah Foster (Hazelwood Central)
Camirah has amassed 1,136 points, 438 rebounds, 335 steals, and 256 assists in her career, showcasing her versatility and leadership. A fierce competitor with elite court awareness, she changes games with her defense, tempo control, and playmaking. Beyond the stats, she embodies character, dedication, and a team-first mentality.
Jamiah Herring-Green (Hazelwood West)
Jamiah is one of Missouri’s most electric young players, finishing her freshman season as the state’s second-leading scorer. She recorded multiple 30-point games, including a 45-point, 19-rebound performance, and has already earned multiple Division I offers. Her athleticism, scoring ability, and competitive mindset make her a rising star.
Kate Rodemann (Helias Catholic)
Kate had a breakout sophomore season, bringing energy and hustle while contributing 122 points, 44 rebounds, 28 assists, 28 steals, and 10 threes. Helias expects her continued growth to play a major role in her junior year.
Jayli Howell (Helias Catholic)
Jayli is a dynamic scorer and defender who helped lead Helias to a Final Four appearance last season. She earned All-District and All-Conference honors and finished her junior year with 365 points, 150 rebounds, 62 assists, 67 steals, and 9 blocks.
Claire Morris (Helias Catholic)
Claire was an All-State and All-District performer as a junior, playing with relentless energy and guiding Helias to the Final Four. She averaged 10.2 points, 180 rebounds, 97 assists, 48 steals, and drew six charges. She returns as a senior leader ready to elevate her team once again.
Kiersten Rockett (Higbee)
Kiersten was a 1st Team All-Conference selection last season despite playing much of the year with an injured dominant hand. As Higbee’s tallest player with guard-like ability, she averaged 9.7 points, 6.7 rebounds, 2.7 assists, and 1.5 steals while shooting 36% from three. After a standout summer, she enters her junior year poised for a major breakout.
Lauren Spilman (Higbee)
Lauren is coming off a stellar junior season in which she averaged 15.4 points, made 92 three-pointers (tied 33rd in state history), and added 5 rebounds, 3.6 steals, and 2 assists per game. An All-State and multi-time All-Conference selection, she has already surpassed 1,200 career points and ranks among Missouri’s best shooters.
Lillie Moore (Hillcrest)
Lillie is a 5’10” 2027 forward who has scored nearly 650 points across her first two seasons and is on pace to reach 1,000 this year. Strong, skilled, and versatile, she impacts the game with her defense, rebounding, ability to finish at the rim, mid-range touch, and improved three-point shooting.
Adalyn Campbell (Holden)
Addy is Holden’s unquestioned leader and starting point guard, leading the team in points, assists, and steals. A first-team All-District, first-team All-Conference, and Academic All-Conference selection, she excels both on the court and in the classroom.
Nevaeh Cortez-Lucious (Incarnate Word Academy)
Nevaeh is a 6’3″ senior center committed to Missouri State. She runs the floor exceptionally well, has great footwork, and is a strong, physical presence in the post.
Lauren Dory (Jackson)
Lauren made an immediate impact as a freshman starter, dominating in the post with strong footwork, touch, and physicality. She scores at all three levels and is relentless on the boards. With valuable experience gained, she is primed for a huge sophomore season.
Kate Deck (Jackson)
Kate is a returning starter who averaged 13 points as a freshman and earned First Team All-Conference and All-District honors. A skilled athlete with a strong work ethic, she has already drawn college interest and continues to elevate her game.
Peyton Guffey (Jefferson R-VII)
Peyton is a four-year varsity standout and one of the most complete point guards in Missouri. She ranks in the top five in career points, second in assists, and top five in both steals and three-pointers made at Jefferson. A high-IQ floor general and elite defender, she controls the game’s pace and elevates everyone around her.
Halayna Loyd (Jefferson R-VII)
Halayna is a four-year varsity star who has shattered multiple scoring records, including the single-game, single-season, and all-time career scoring marks—all before her senior year. She also ranks among the program’s top rebounders and three-point shooters. A fierce competitor and proven leader, she is one of Missouri’s elite players.
Brylin Armfield (King City)
Brylin is a junior guard and returning All-Conference and All-District performer who brings leadership, skill, and consistency to the King City lineup.
Ella Goodrich (Knob Noster)
Ella enters her junior season after averaging 19.9 points, 5.7 rebounds, and 3.6 assists as a sophomore and surpassing 1,000 career points. A two-time All-District and All-Conference first-team selection—and Player of the Year as a freshman—she is a tough, skilled left-handed scorer with strong academics and a 4.1 weighted GPA.
Adison Strong (Knox County)
Adison averaged 14.5 points, 5.5 rebounds, 2.8 assists, and 2.4 steals last season, leading her team in all four categories. A strong on-ball defender, she consistently causes problems for opponents’ top scorers.
Brinkley Howell (Koshkonong)
Brinkley capped a standout freshman season with 437 points and continues to excel as a multi-sport, state-ranked athlete with strong academics. Mature, hardworking, and coachable, she leads on and off the court and remains a key building block for Koshkonong.
Ryann Arnold (Lee’s Summit)
Ryann has started on varsity since her freshman year and can play any position on the floor. As a junior, she is receiving serious attention from multiple Division II programs.
Lydia Witt (Liberty Wentzville)
Lydia is a highly athletic post player who can move, defend, and play multiple positions effectively. With her quickness and coordination, she is primed for a breakout season.
Zha’Viara Harris (Lift for Life Academy)
Zha’Viara, ranked No. 18 in the 2026 class, has committed to Missouri State and holds offers from Houston, NIU, Bradley, and Ohio. She surpassed 1,000 career points last season and has recorded over 100 steals and 100 assists in back-to-back years, leading the area in steals. She is a dominant two-way player with elite athleticism and impact.
Myia Dillman (Mid-Buchanan)
Class 3 All-State player as a sophomore. Averaged 11 PPG and 4 APG last year, leading her team to the Elite 8 and a 26-4 finish.
Marian Dabney (Milan)
2026 Grad. Scored 1,148 points through her junior year. Junior stats: 15.3 PPG, 6.3 RPG, 3.8 APG, 3.0 BPG; 46% 2PT, 36% 3PT, 76% FT. A 6’1” guard, Marian will run the point this season, with deep three-point range and the ability to finish inside. Her size and shot-blocking anchor the defense.
Kyia Tydings (Moberly)
A powerful presence in the paint—physical, confident, and relentless on the boards. Expanding her range, Kyia has become a consistent three-point threat and continues to develop as a versatile inside-out scorer. Her competitive drive and growth mindset make her a constant problem for defenders.
Ariyonna Gross (Moberly)
Ariyonna has transformed her shooting into a strength and grown into a confident team leader. She attacks the basket with purpose, finishes through contact, and brings the same energy on defense. Coachable and dedicated, her work ethic reflects her love for the game.
Olivia Dunwoody (Moberly)
A player who sees the game two steps ahead. A deadly three-point shooter who has added an off-the-dribble game. Defensively, Olivia is a chameleon, able to guard multiple positions. She is a smart, fearless, two-way force in big moments.
Maggie Osburn (Mound City)
Averaged 15 PPG and 6 RPG as a sophomore. Maggie can score at all levels and plays both inside and outside. Two-time 1st Team All-Conference and All-District, including two 30+ point games last season. 5’9” shooting forward with a big season ahead.
Journie Burkart (Neosho)
Co-team captain and most improved player. Journie has taken on a leadership role and committed to improving her shot and on-ball defense. She’s a true leader on and off the court.
Jazmyn Washington (Neosho)
An athletic guard/post hybrid who can score off the dribble or post up strong. Brings senior leadership and is expected to average 15-20 PPG.
Anna Swarnes (Nevada)
A skilled, quick, and athletic guard with elite hands and feet. Hardworking and a great teammate, Anna impacts both ends of the floor.
Lucy Swearingen (Nevada)
A skilled, athletic guard with high basketball IQ. Hardworking and team-first, Lucy improves her game with dedication and commitment.
Paige Peters (New Bloomfield)
A key contributor with strong offseason work. Paige demonstrates leadership, focus, and competitiveness, setting the tone for her team.
Lily Chitwood (New Franklin)
One of the top guards in central Missouri. Athletic, elite defender, and scorer at all three levels. Nearly 1,600 career points and poised to lead after a 20-win campaign last season.
Sophia Olsson (North Callaway)
Athletic sophomore with strong knowledge of the game. Aggressive and capable of scoring in double digits this season.
Allyson Smith (North Platte)
Three-year varsity starter and All-Conference/All-District last year. AAU veteran and Sterling College commit. Averaged 9.1 PPG, 4.1 RPG, 2.7 APG last season. Hardworking and expected to take a major scoring role.
Mallory Griffin (North Shelby)
6’1” sophomore versatile inside-out player with great range. Length and athleticism allow her to defend multiple positions. Plays for Missouri Phenom EYCL in offseason.
Olivia Cross (Northeast Cairo)
All-State guard and an outstanding team player.
Ruby Wheeler (Northland Christian)
6’ forward/center. Leading rebounder and second-leading scorer last year. All-Conference. Strong team player and mentor to underclassmen.
Molly Day (Northland Christian)
Senior, all-conference, all-district, and team leader. Leading scorer last season and teaches younger teammates.
Gabby Meyer (Northwest Hughesville)
Dynamic scorer, three-time All-State, over 1,000 career points. Leadership, poise, and work ethic make her one of the top players in the region.
Gentry Davault (Norwood)
6’1”, four-year starter, intelligent, great passer and ball handler. Teams went 73-23 and reached the Final 4 each of the last three seasons.
Avery Carter (Novinger)
Senior guard, 1,000 career points last season. Top rebounder and natural shooting guard, may run point as needed.
Karissa Davis (Oak Park)
All-District Freshman, dynamic rebounder, 80% FT shooter, long wingspan, strong inside presence.
Charlye Adams (Odessa)
Explosive junior point guard, averaged 15 PPG, 49% 2PT, 37% 3PT, 75 steals last season. Dynamic playmaker with elite speed, toughness, and confidence.
Avery Havens (Ozark)
Junior guard, 1st Team COC and District 5 selection, led team in scoring at 11.5 PPG. Long, athletic guard scoring at all three levels.
Melanie Moore (Paris R-II)
Point guard with excellent court vision, strong decision-making, and savvy defense. Set single-season steals record with 115 last season.
Elena Potsou (Parkway West)
Four-year starting point guard. Career 3-point leader (157), single-season record holder (67). Elite defender with high basketball IQ.
Aby Amberger (Perryville)
Junior, 6’ guard. Sophomore stats: 18 PPG, 6.5 RPG, 3 SPG, 2 APG.
Letecia Howard (Plattsburg)
Coming back from ACL tear. All-State, All-Conference, All-District. Sophomore stats: 16.4 PPG, 4.5 APG, 6 RPG, 6.5 SPG. Aggressive defender and poised for senior year success.
Matti Jo Manford (Pleasant Hill)
6’ junior center, two-year starter, two-time All-Conference/District. Last season: 16.6 PPG, 10.2 RPG, career-high 37 points. Runs the court like a guard, poised for another big season.
Eden Robart (Potosi)
5’10” junior, three-year starter, two-time All-Conference/District.
Ava Marcum (Prairie Home R-V)
Returning senior starter. Natural leader and strong competitor inside the paint.
Jordyn Alpers (Prairie Home R-V)
Senior, three-year starter. Athletic, competitive, strong shooter, All-Conference/All-District.
Dasia Scott (Principia)
6’2”, Class of 2027. Class 2 Player of the Year, Class 3 All-State, District and Conference Player of the Year (x2). Over 15 Division I offers.
Sophie Terry (Raymore-Peculiar)
Senior, 1,000+ career points. Anchor defensively, matchup nightmare, lethal from three-point line (35% career) and FT line (82%). Career: 1,188 PTS, 352 REB, 268 AST.
Rayhana Conchola (Raytown)
Three-year starter, senior guard, Second Team All-Suburban Conference White. Athletic, dynamic, elite speed, versatile defender, team heartbeat.
Mallory Moss (Richland)
Dynamic floor leader, surpassed 1,000 points as a sophomore. Exceptional speed, athleticism, court vision, unselfish, strong work ethic, and leadership.
Simone Walker (Rock Bridge)
Class of ’27 with multiple DI offers. Physical force, elite rebounder, can stretch floor with shooting.
Jayda Porter (Rock Bridge)
Texas A&M commit, top 75 nationally. 4-star recruit, on pace to be program’s all-time leading scorer/rebounder. Strong inside and outside shooter, elite passer.
Audrie Meyerkorth (Rock Port)
All-State freshman, led team to first Final Four in 44 years. Last season: 17.5 PPG, 4.4 RPG, 2.7 SPG. Postseason: 25.8 PPG, 5.2 RPG, including 43-point quarterfinal.
Mariah Watkins (Rolla)
Senior guard, breakout junior season. Explosive, downhill scorer, set single-season steals record (116). Multiple college looks.
Rylee Dodson (Rolla)
Dominant sophomore, Class 6 All-State, District 2 POY. Offensive threat from deep, off the dribble, and boards. Division I, D2, NAIA interest.
Paisley Carl (Sacred Heart)
Junior point guard, All-Kaysinger Conference. Led team in scoring and assists last season. Strong handles, excellent court vision, and offensive facilitator.
Ella Scott (Savannah)
Led team in scoring last season, hitting 88 threes at over 35%. First-Team All-Conference and All-District. Consistent perimeter threat.
Skylar Watson (Scott City)
6’0” sophomore shooting guard, All-Conference as a freshman. Second-leading scorer, reliable three-point shooter, strong rebounder, and defender.
Julia Pfau (Seckman)
5’10” junior point guard. Averaged 9.6 PPG, 6 RPG, 5.4 APG, 2 SPG. First-Team All-Conference as a sophomore. Controls the game with poise and IQ.
Dominique Bell (Smith-Cotton)
Elite athlete with major upside. Excels at driving to the paint, mid-range shooting, and has the tools to become a high-impact player.
Callie Goss (Smithton R-VI)
Junior guard, team’s leading scorer past two seasons. Averages 12.1 PPG, 6.4 RPG. Steady two-way force with scoring and rebounding ability.
Hannah Gaines (South Shelby)
Senior point guard. Expected to take on larger scoring/playmaking role. One of CCC’s top three-point shooters.
Sadie Ahern (Southern Boone)
Senior point guard, 2nd Team All-Tri County. Averaged 7 PPG, 3 RPG, 2 APG, 2 SPG, 32% 3PT. Poised leader on both ends.
Lila Hinson (St. Clair)
Three-year starter, two-time All-Conference. Top perimeter shooter with 71 threes last season, 14 PPG, 3 APG, and 80% FT. IQ and leadership anchor team.
Grace Basler (St. Charles)
Dynamic junior guard, 12.5 PPG. Smooth finisher, deep threat, and disruptive defender. Returns with confidence and breakout potential.
Alex Nicastro (St. Charles West)
All-State performer, 20 PPG, 9 RPG, GAC Player of the Year. 1,000+ career points. Elite two-way contributor.
Peyton Roberts (St. Dominic)
5’9” junior guard, 13.7 PPG, team leader in assists and steals. NE2K Tournament MVP, expected to expand scoring/creation role.
Reagan Wobbe (St. Elizabeth)
5’8” senior, 26 PPG as a junior. All-State, 1,500+ career points, 80% FT. Elite defense and a consistent scorer.
Taylor Scheer (St. Francis Borgia)
5’9” junior guard, team scoring leader. Versatile playmaker, 74 assists, 109 steals last season. Anchors both ends.
Sydney Kessler (St. Francis Borgia)
6’0” senior, defensive specialist. Averaged 9 PPG, 191 rebounds, 129 blocks, 61 steals. Physical interior presence, expanding offensive game.
Payge Kemnitzer (St. James)
5’7” junior guard, team’s leading scorer at 10 PPG. Steps into major leadership role, expected to be more aggressive offensively.
Easton Sheets (St. Paul Lutheran)
6’5” post, first-team All-District/All-Conference. Third-year starter providing size, efficiency, and interior toughness.
Tate Kreisel (St. Paul Lutheran)
Four-year starter, Class 2 All-State, committed to Concordia University (Nebraska). Experience and consistency anchor team.
Brooke Blankenship (St. Pius X)
6’1” junior forward, All-State, double-double last season. Led team to Final Four, committed to SIUE. D1/D2 attention.
Emeri Perkins (Steelville)
Skilled shooting guard, scores off catch/dribble. Smart passer, strong finisher, excels defensively and rebounding.
HayLeigh Burres (Stockton)
Junior, two-year starter. 17+ PPG, 5 RPG in SW Conference. Three-level scorer, defensive pressure, team energy leader.
Emma Cornelison (Stoutland R-2)
Senior off-guard, 7 PPG, 3 RPG, 2 APG, 2 SPG. Provides perimeter shooting, ballhandling, and defensive leadership.
Mallory Shaw (Stoutland R-2)
Senior guard, two-time All-Conference/All-District. 18 PPG, 8 RPG, 3 APG. One of area’s top players.
Gavin Welpman (Stover)
Three-year starter, all-conference/All-District. Smart, reliable shooter, provides stability on both ends.
Brooke Winters (Summit Christian Academy)
Junior, two-year starter, led team in points/rebounds last season. Team’s go-to option.
Kaydn Hilles (Thayer)
Senior, 12 PPG, 4 RPG, 3 APG, 2 SPG. Left-handed, All-District, Lyon College commit. Poised for breakout year.
Ava Schlotzhauer (Tipton R-VI)
Two-time All-State and state champion. 1,000+ points and rebounds. Tipton’s top shooter, scorer, rebounder, and defender. Class 2 Player of the Year candidate.
Barlin Gloto (Van Horn)
878 points, 827 rebounds in two seasons. Leads state in rebounding (17.1 RPG), top-20 nationally. Double-double machine, two-time All-Crossroads/All-District.
Chloe Zumwalt (Van-Far)
10 PPG, 8 RPG last season. Expected to make major leap in finishing and FT shooting. Strong post player.
Elliott Utterback (Van-Far)
Leads the team in scoring since freshman year. 16 PPG, 4 RPG. Close to major breakthrough season as a two-way leader.
Brooke Anderson (Versailles)
Senior point guard, 13.5 PPG, 3 RPG, 2 APG, 2 SPG. Strong offseason, team on-court leader.
Gabi Reasbeck (Warrensburg)
5’7” wing, strong perimeter shooter, leader in three-pointers/deflections. Expanded game to include slashing and defense.
Addie Burns (Webb City)
All-COC West/All-District guard/forward. Versatile 1–5, scores inside/outside, strong defender. Known for work ethic.
Abby Sargent (Webb City)
Starting point guard, tough, smart, unselfish. All-Conference/All-District. Facilitates offense, solid defense, scoring potential.
Whitlee Keith (Webb City)
2nd Team All-COC guard, led team in threes. Expanded skill set, strong offseason work, energy, and defensive reliability.
Ann Lawless (Webster Groves)
Physical junior post, battles every possession. Strength and hustle anchor interior, consistent rebounder.
Hadley Nordmann (Webster Groves)
Junior, reliable perimeter threat, deep-range shooter, can change game momentum.
Ava Vanecek (Webster Groves)
Versatile senior scorer, attacks basket, deep shooter, physical, tough defensively. Key leader.
Shaylee Peterson (West Plains)
2nd Team All-Conference/All-District. Averaged double-double in league play, 72.5% inside arc. William Woods commit.
Gillian Green (West Plains)
Leading scorer/rebounder as freshman, 14 PPG, 9.2 RPG. 1st Team All-District, 2nd Team All-Conference, DI offer. Multi-skilled matchup nightmare.
Ainsley McWilliams (West Plains)
1st Team All-Conference/All-District as freshman. Elite point guard, handles pressure, high-impact defender, DI offers.
Addi Drumm (Westminster Christian Academy)
Returning starter, All-Conference, helped team win 2025 district championship. Key contributor.
Kharigan Fuemmeler (Westran)
Senior, top outside shooter. Increased scoring efficiency, expected major offensive role.
Jaelyn Miller (Westran)
Four-year starting point guard. Excellent handler/facilitator, bigger scoring role expected.
Kate Hollmann (Westran)
Versatile scorer, recovered from knee injury, projected top scorer.
Harmony Loftis (Wheaton)
Scored 400+ points as sophomore, on track for 1,000 this season. Double-double threat, team emotional leader.
Elise Murray (Willard)
Point guard since freshman year, nearing 1,000 career points. Athletic, fierce competitor, team driver.
Chloe Jones (Willow Springs)
All-State guard, 22 PPG, 4 RPG, 5 APG, Conference/District POY. Committed to Evangel University. Complete guard.
Cecilia Campbell (Winfield)
Strong rebounding/shot-blocking post. Nearly 2 blocks, 7 RPG. Expanding offensive game, brings character and work ethic.
Gia White (Winnetonka)
Versatile inside-out threat, key piece of rebuild. Expected to grow into a foundational player.
Reiann Hampton (Winston)
Junior guard, 9.3 PPG, 4.5 RPG, 3.4 SPG. Steps into bigger scoring role, quick, defensively impactful.
Kristen Tracy (Worth County R-III)
Junior, led team in points, rebounds, steals. Undersized post, relentless effort, tough and aware.
Shiriah McRoberts (Wright City)
Offensive anchor, on pace for 1,000 career points. All-Conference/All-District. Leads nearly all offensive categories, high defensive energy.
