High School Football

Class AAA all-state girls basketball list

The Class AAA All-State Girls Basketball Team as selected by the West Virginia Sports Writers Association

First TeamĀ 

Natalie Smith, Nitro (Sr.) (CAPTAIN)

Kennedy Stewart, Greenbrier East (Jr.)

Brooke Adkins, Wayne (Sr.)

Kenna Keener, Grafton (Jr.)

Kynna Britton, Sissonville (Sr.)

Bibs Felton, Keyser (Soph.)

Kailee Haymond, East Fairmont (Jr.)

Jaycelyn Sammons, Wayne (Soph.)

Ava Workman, Greenbrier East (Soph.)

Hadley Horne, Grafton (Sr.)

Second TeamĀ 

Ella Pinkney, Lewis County (Sr.)

Maddie Belan, Elkins (Sr.)

Brooklyn Cawley, Nitro (Soph.)

Makaela Ullman, Sissonville (Sr.)

Brooke Christian, Chapmanville (Sr.)

Emma Moore, East Fairmont (Jr.)

Addie Adkins, Wayne (Sr.) (CAPTAIN)

Riley Meadows, PikeView (Sr.)

Autumn Kerchner, Keyser (Sr.)

Asia Collins, Princeton (Sr.)

Honorable Mention

Mika Adams, Nitro; Sadie Adams, Lincoln; Gabby Canterbury, Winfield; Maddie Close, Berkeley Springs; Arien Cooper, Lincoln County; Ava Edwards, Nitro; Daizi Farley, Chapmanville; Haley Fleming, Chapmanville; Hannah Fuller, Greenbrier East; Emma Gilbert, Elkins; Lacey Goodson, Independence; Brooklyn Jackson, North Marion; Haley Justice, PikeView; Harmony Mills, Independence; Peyton Raban, Shady Spring; Katie Risinger, Berkeley Springs; Kasey Rogers, East Fairmont; Olivia Stone, Nicholas County; Jada Sutherlin, Robert C. Byrd; Adrienne Truman, Nicholas County; Mikayla Stacy, Wayne; Rooney Urice, Keyser; Kalee Wright, Princeton; Maliyah Young, Fairmont Senior





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