The 2026 all West Valley Preps girls basketball team
Millennium junior Dashia Richardson looks to duck under O'Connor sophomore quard Franny Sophia to try to take a shot during the girls basketball Open Division title game March 7 at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix. Richardson is the runner up for West Valley Preps player of the year.
(Courtesy Matt Sammon/Deer Valley Unified School District)
Valley Vista junior guard Kinsey Murray rises up for baseline layup attempt against two Highland players during the Monsoon's 69-31 rout in the 6A girls basketball title game March 7 at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix.
(Courtesy Elliott Glick/For West Valley Preps)
Canyon View girls basketball seniors, from left, Aaliyah Rogers, Bernadette Carranza and Jaila Flowers smile Fev. 16 in the lobby of Canyon View Arena in Waddell. Flowers is a first team all West Valley Preps player, while Carranza and Rogers made the third team.
(Richard Smith/West Valley Preps)
For the 12th year, West Valley Preps has announced honors for the best girls basketball players it covers in the West Valley. Here is the all-West Valley Preps girls basketball team:
First team
F — Audrey Bhesania, senior, O’Connor
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The 2026 all West Valley Preps girls basketball team
(Courtesy Matt Sammon/Deer Valley Unified School District)
Millennium junior Dashia Richardson looks to duck under O'Connor sophomore quard Franny Sophia to try to take a shot during the girls basketball Open Division title game March 7 at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix. Richardson is the runner up for West Valley Preps player of the year.
(Courtesy Elliott Glick/For West Valley Preps)
Valley Vista junior guard Kinsey Murray rises up for baseline layup attempt against two Highland players during the Monsoon's 69-31 rout in the 6A girls basketball title game March 7 at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix.
(Richard Smith/West Valley Preps)
Canyon View girls basketball seniors, from left, Aaliyah Rogers, Bernadette Carranza and Jaila Flowers smile Fev. 16 in the lobby of Canyon View Arena in Waddell. Flowers is a first team all West Valley Preps player, while Carranza and Rogers made the third team.
For the 12th year, West Valley Preps has announced honors for the best girls basketball players it covers in the West Valley. Here is the all-West Valley Preps girls basketball team:
First team
F — Audrey Bhesania, senior, O’Connor
F — Jaila Flowers, senior, Canyon View
G — Kinsey Murray, junior, Valley Vista
G — Shanielle Mallory, senior, Kellis
G — Dashia Richardson, junior, Millennium
Second team
F — Luz Marian Santos Mas, senior, Kellis
C — Addison Wiemann, senior, Sunrise Mountain
G — Lizzy Guincho, sophomore, Paradise Honors
G — Ava Schooler, junior, O’Connor
G — T’Maea Eteuati, senior, Millennium
Third team
W — Mariah Brownlee, sophomore, Millennium
G — Danica Lindemann, senior, Shadow Ridge
G — Aaliyah Rogers, senior, Canyon View
G — Bernadette Carranza, senior, Canyon View
G — Nemo Sidhu, junior, Estrella Foothills
Player of the year
Audrey Bhesania, senior, O’Connor - If she's good enough for the Gatorade honors, she's certainly good enough for ours. Other players might have been more spectacular at times. But no one could match Bhesania's versatility. She made a positive impact for the Eagles in every statistical category. Beyond that, she saw the floor like a chess board and continually set up teammates for future success and opened up lanes for them with her ability to shoot for several spots beyond the three-point arc.
Runner-up: Daisha Richardson, Millennium
Second runner-up: Kinsey Murray, Valley Vista
Coach of the year
Desirae Carranza, Canyon View - We can't begin to describe how difficult the choice between Carranza and Wilson was, for multiple people who follow girls hoops studiously. Both led their programs to new heights this year. Heck, drawing a line between Carranza and Wilson and Balark and Jackson was tough enough. We gave Carranza the slightest nod, not only for leading the second 5A team ever to an Open Division semifinal, but also beat powerhouse programs Hamilton and Xavier Prep to elevate into the Open 8 in the first place.
Runner-up: Charles Wilson, O’Connor
Second runner-up (tie): Shanelle Balark, Kellis and Nate Jackson, Paradise Honors
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