The 2025 all West Valley Preps girls basketball team
Valley Vista sophomore point guard Kinsey Murray drives to the basket against the defense of Kellis junior point guard Sanielle Mallory during an Open Division game Feb. 20 at Kellis. Both are first team all West Valley Preps players for 2025.
(Courtesy Elliott Glick/For West Valley Preps)
Sunrise Mountain center Addison Wiemann dribbles toward the basket during a Dec. 13, 2024 home game against rival Liberty. She is the first team all West Valley Preps center.
(Courtesy Brent Haugen/For West Valley Preps)
For the 11th year, West Valley Preps has announced honors for the best girls basketball players it covers in the West Valley. Once again, we saw so many quality players that a third team was necessary. Here is the all-West Valley Preps girls basketball team:
First team
F — Jaila Flowers, junior, Canyon View
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The 2025 all West Valley Preps girls basketball team
(Courtesy Elliott Glick/For West Valley Preps)
Valley Vista sophomore point guard Kinsey Murray drives to the basket against the defense of Kellis junior point guard Sanielle Mallory during an Open Division game Feb. 20 at Kellis. Both are first team all West Valley Preps players for 2025.
(Courtesy Brent Haugen/For West Valley Preps)
Sunrise Mountain center Addison Wiemann dribbles toward the basket during a Dec. 13, 2024 home game against rival Liberty. She is the first team all West Valley Preps center.
For the 11th year, West Valley Preps has announced honors for the best girls basketball players it covers in the West Valley. Once again, we saw so many quality players that a third team was necessary. Here is the all-West Valley Preps girls basketball team:
First team
F — Jaila Flowers, junior, Canyon View
C — Addison Wiemann, junior, Sunrise Mountain
G — Destiny Lunan, senior, Millennium
G — Kinsey Murray, sophomore, Valley Vista
G — Shainelle Mallory-Frias, junior, Kellis
Second team
W — Savanna Dotray, senior, Sunrise Mountain
W — Audrey Bhesania, junior, O’Connor
C — Eva Amenhauser, senior, Estrella Foothills
G — Aaliyah Rogers, junior, Canyon View
G — Morgan Van Dyke, senior, Paradise Honors
Third team
F — Jada Wilson, senior, Valley Vista
F — Izabella Juarez, junior, ALA-West Foothills
C — Michelle Kogbara, senior, Peoria
G — Daisha Richardson, sophomore, Millennium
Destiny Lunan, Millennium - An easy call. Lunan was the state player of the year, by virtually evey organization that covered girls hoops. And that was before she took over the Open Division title game against rival Valley Vista, scoring 37 points and leading the Tigers to their first undisputed state championship. All year she was a willing and able leader of a young team and showed tremendous growth in knowing when to take over games and when to defer.
Runner-up: Kinsey Murray, Valley Vista
Second runner-up: Jaila Flowers, Canyon View
Coach of the year
Danny Soliman, Millennium
Runner-up: Brooklyn Hinkens, Valley Vista
Second runner-up (tie): Shanelle Balark, Kellis and Desirae Carranza, Canyon View
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