Puget Sound Throwdown: Meet the North Girls

#2 Kara Choi #4 Dalayah Daniels #10 Nicole Chan

Bellevue High School Garfield High School Newport High School
Sophomore Sophomore Junior
Kara averaged 14 points Dalayah scored 14 points Nicole averaged 11 points
per game as a sophomore and grabbed 12 rebounds per this season but was dangerous
and led the Wolverines to the game for Garfield. She also from the outside, connecting on
playoffs this season. was named to the Seattle 63 three-point shots during the
Times Star Times team. season for Newport.

#12 Madison DuBois #20 Kate Rutledge #22 Mia Hughes

Woodinville High School Ballard High School Woodinville High School
Junior Junior Freshman
Madison averaged 10 Kate scored 15 points Mia had a terrific fresh-
points and was a big reason per game and was always an man season at Woodinville,
that Woodinville made a deep outside threat for the Ballard averaging 20 points per game
run into the playoffs all the way Beavers this season. and leading the Falcons to the
to the state title game. Class 4A state title game.

#24 Jenna Troy #30 Jade Loville #40 Kelsey Hudson

Inglemoor High School Skyline High School North Creek High School
Junior Senior Junior
Jenna had a solid all- Jade was a scoring ma- Kelsey played a big role
around season for Inglemoor, chine for Skyline this season, for the first-year school scoring
averaging 17 points and eight averaging 37 points per game 15 points and averaging five
rebounds per game. along with nine rebounds. She rebounds per game. The team
had a high of 51. She will at- had no seniors in its first year.
tend Boise State next year.

#42 Megan Dorney #44 Samaiyah Tolliver #50 Keeli Burton

Archbishop Murphy HS Garfield High School Eastlake High School
Senior Junior Sophomore
Megan was an offensive Samaiyah was an inside Keeli averaged double fig-
and defensive leader for force for Garfield this season, ures for scoring and rebounds
Archbishop Murphy, averaging scoring 12 points per game (16-10) for Eastlake, which
seven points, five rebounds along with five rebounds. advanced to the Class 4A state
and two blocks per game. tournament.

# NAME HIGH SCHOOL HT POS YEAR COLLEGE

2 Kara Choi Bellevue 5-7 G Sophomore None

4 Dalayah Daniels Garfield 5-7 W Sophomore None
10 Nicole Chan Newport 5-7 G Junior None
12 Madison DuBois Woodinville 5-7 G Junior None
20 Kate Rutledge Ballard 5-11 G Junior None
22 Mia Hughes Woodinville 5-10 G Freshman None
24 Jenna Troy Inglemoor 5-10 G Junior None
30 Jade Loville Skyline 5-11 G Senior Boise State
Corey Alexander
40 Kelsey Hudson North Creek 5-11 F Junior None
Head Coach
42 Megan Dorney Archbishop Murphy 5-11 F Senior None
Todd Beamer head coach
44 Samaiyah Tolliver Garfield 6-4 F Junior None
Corey Alexander will direct the
50 Keeli Burton Eastlake 6-3 F Sophomore None
North team.
 Puget Sound Throwdown: Meet the South Girls
#2 Hailey Still #4 Raigan Barrett #10 Tresai McCarver
Thomas Jefferson High School Rogers High School Kentridge High School
Senior Sophomore Senior
Hailey averaged 17 points Raigan averaged 22 Tresai was a floor leader
and five rebounds for the points per game for the Rams, averaging eight points per
Raiders, who advanced to the who lost out this season in game for the Chargers, who
playoffs this season. the Class 4A state regional won the Class 4A state
playoffs. tournament two years ago and
finished fourth this year.

#12 Taylor Flores #20 Kondalia Montgomery #22 Georgia Lavinder

Auburn Mt. View High School Lincoln High School White River High School
Junior Senior Senior
Taylor had a solid junior Kondalia averaged 10 Georgia was a sharp
season averaging 15 points per points and six rebounds for shooter from the outside aver-
game, the second year in a row Lincoln this season, paving aging 15 points and leading the
she was well into double figure the way for the Abes into the Hornets to the Class 2A state
scoring for the Lions. playoffs this season. tournament.

#24 Tianna Brown #30 Faith Brantley #32 Kelsey Bell

Bethel High School Lincoln High School Sumner High School
Senior Junior Senior
Tianna averaged 13 points Faith was a big reason Kelsey had a solid all-
per game for the Braves and Lincoln had a solid run into the around season scoring 14
was a big reason for their run playoffs averaging 10 points, points per game and leading
in the playoffs. Her younger four rebounds and four assists the Spartans into the playoffs.
sister also played on the team. per game.

#34 Morgan Gary #42 Chasity Spada #44 Mackenzie Bond

Kentridge High School Todd Beamer High School Todd Beamer High School
Senior Senior Senior
Morgan averaged 10 Chasity was a big reason Mackenzie was solid as a
points per game for the Char- that Todd Beamer had a solid senior scoring 16 points and
gers, leading them to the state run into the playoffs scoring 12 rebounds per game this
championship a year ago and more than 16 points per game season for the Titans, who
fourth place this season. for the Titans. advanced to the playoffs.

# NAME HIGH SCHOOL HT POS YEAR COLLEGE

2 Hailey Still Thomas Jefferson 5-4 G Senior None

4 Raigan Barrett Rogers 5-4 G Soph None
10 Tresai McCarver Kentridge 5-5 G Senior Western Oregon
12 Taylor Flores Auburn Mt. View 5-6 G Junior None
20 Kondalia Montgomery Lincoln 5-8 G Senior Georgia Tech
22 Georgia Lavinder White River 5-8 G Senior None
24 Tianna Brown Bethel 5-8 G Senior None
30 Faith Brantley Lincoln 5-7 G Junior None
32 Kelsey Bell Sumner 5-11 F Senior Azusa Pacific Scott Bullock
34 Morgan Gary Kentridge 5-10 G Senior Northern Arizona Head Coach
42 Chasity Spada Todd Beamer 5-7 G Junior None Scott is the head coach at
44 Mackenzie Bond Todd Beamer 6-1 F Senior Northern Arizona Woodinville High School and
led the Falcons to the Class
4A state championship game.
 Puget Sound Throwdown: Meet the North Boys
#13 Marquan Wlliams #15 Erwin Weary Jr. #21 Khyree Armstead
Franklin High School Cedar Park Christian (MLT) Mountlake Terrace High School
Senior Senior Senior
Marquan averaged more Erwin was the Player of An All-State player this
than 13 points and six assists the Year in his league and was year, Khyree averaged 18
for the Quakers and was an an All-State player as well. He points and seven rebounds
All-State player this season averaged 31 points and nearly for Mountlake Terrace, which
as well. 10 rebounds per game for advanced to the state tourna-
Cedar Park Christian. ment.

#23 Maurice Barnett #25 George Reidy #31 Lewis Pope

Franklin High School Cedar Park Christian (Bothell) South Whidbey High School
Senior Senior Senior
Maurice was the Metro George was the Player of An All-State player, Lewis
League Defensive Player of the Year in his league and an put up some big numbers for
the Year and also averaged All-State player. He averaged South Whidbey, averaging
more than 20 points and nine more than 26 points and eight more than 26 points and seven
rebounds per game for the rebounds per game. rebounds per game.
Quakers.

#33 Payton Glasser #35 Trey Lawrence #41 Javion Garrett

Sequim High School
Senior
Payton was a solid per-
former all season for Sequim,
averaging more than 20 points
and seven rebounds per game.
Glacier Peak High School Franklin High School
Senior Junior
Trey had a solid season for Javion was a solid
the Grizzlies as they contended presence inside for Franklin,
for the Wesco championship averaging nearly 14 points and
and into the playoffs averaging more than eight rebounds per
more than 10 points and three game for the Quakers.
rebounds per game.

#43 Yousef Elkugia #45 Phillip Pepple

Eastlake High School
Junior
Yousef averaged nearly 19
points and eight rebounds per
game and was named Kingco
All-League first team selection
for Eastlake.
Shorecrest High School
Senior
Phillip was an All-State
player this year, averaging 22
points and 12 rebounds per
game for Shorecrest, which
advanced to the playoffs.

# NAME HIGH SCHOOL HT POS YEAR COLLEGE

Connie Richardson
13 Marquan Williams Franklin 5-10 G Senior None Head Coach
15 Erwin Weary Jr. Cedar Park (MLT) 6-4 G Senior None Connie is a long-time
21 Khyree Armstead Mountlake Terrace 6-4 F Senior None fixture in high school
23 Maurice Barnett Franklin 6-4 F Senior None basketball in the area as a
25 George Reidy Cedar Park (Bothell) 6-5 G Senior None head coach and assistant.
31 Lewis Pope South Whidbey 6-4 G Senior C. Washington
33 Payton Glasser Sequim 6-5 G Senior None
35 Trey Lawrence Glacier Peak 6-5 F Senior None
41 Javion Garrett Franklin 6-6 F Junior None
43 Yousef Elkugia Eastlake 6-6 F Junior None
45 Phillip Pepple Shorecrest 6-9 F Senior None
 Puget Sound Throwdown: Meet the South Boys
#13 Eli Morton #15 James Baker #21 Casson Rouse
Timberline High School Rogers High School Timberline High School
Senior Senior Senior
Eli was a second-team all- James as an All-State The 6-foot senior guard
league selection and averaged player and averaged nearly 21 averaged eight points per game
15 points and six assists per points and four rebounds per and was a floor leader for the
game for the Blazers. game for the Rams. Blazers, which advanced to the
playoffs this season.

#23 Malik Hall #25 Divant’e Moffit #31 Marcus Austin

Kent-Meridian High School Spanaway Lake High School Federal Way High School
Senior Senior Senior
The 6-1 guard ran the Divant’e was an All-State Marcus was a steady floor leader for Federal Way High
offense for the Royals this player averaging nearly 20 School this season, scoring nearly 13 points a game for
season and was a threat points, six rebounds and the Eagles, which made it to the Class 4A state champion-
every time he handled the five assists per game for the ship game.
ball for Kent-Meridian. Sentinels.

#33 Isaiah Turner #35 Zach Richardson #41 Etan Collins

Spanaway Lake High School Auburn Mountainview HS Federal Way High School
Senior Senior Senior
Isaiah was a first-team Zach had a big senior sea- Etan was a first-team All-
All-League pick for Span- son for Auburn Mountainview, NPSL player for Federal Way,
away Lake averaging more averaging nearly 19 points which advanced to the state
than 18 points per game for a game. His father is Clint championship game this year. He
the Sentinels. Richardson, former NBA and averaged 16 points per game.
Seattle University star.

#43 Jalen Green #45 Anthony Braggs #11 Le’Zjon Bonds

Lindbergh High School Lincoln High School Lincoln High School
Senior Senior Senior
Jalen had a big senior Anthony was a first-team Le’Zjon was a first-team
season leading the way for the All-League pick this year av- All-League pick after leading the
Eagles scoring nearly 26 points eraging 10 points and nearly Abes to the state playoffs and
per game. seven rebounds per game for averaging more than 12 points
the Abes. per game this season.

# NAME HIGH SCHOOL HT POS YEAR COLLEGE

Jordan Barnes
11 Le’Zjon Bonds Lincoln 6-0 G Senior None Lakes High School
13 Eli Morton Timberline 5-10 G Senior None Jordan is the head coach at Lakes
15 James Baker Rogers 6-0 G Senior None High School in Tacoma and has also
21 Casson Rouse Timberline 6-0 G Senior None been the head coach at Yelm High
23 Malik Hall Kent-Meridian 6-1 G Senior None School as well.
25 Divant’e Moffit Spanaway Lake 6-4 G Senior None
31 Marcus Austin Federal Way 6-4 G Senior None
33 Isaiah Turner Spanaway Lake 6-5 W Senior None
35 Zach Richardson Auburn Mountainview 5-10 G Senior None
41 Etan Collins Federal Way 6-5 W Senior None
43 Jalen Green Lindbergh 6-7 F Senior None
45 Anthony Braggs Lincoln 6-4 F Senior None