http://cincinnati.com/blogs/nkysports/files/2013/04/NKY-girls-basketball.pdf

 

FIRST TEAM

DEASIA BEAL, HOLY CROSS

The senior forward/guard, who has signed with Stetson, led the team in scoring and helped the Indians finish with a 21-7 record. She was selected Northern Kentucky Coaches Association Division II player of the year.

 

BROOKE DOSSETT, GALLATIN COUNTY

The junior point guard helped lead Gallatin County to the semifinals of the All ‘A’ Classic state tournament, to a KHSAA 31st District championship and to a 27-6 record by averaging 17.8 points per game. She was invited to try out for the Kentucky Junior All-Star Team.

 

SARAH FUTSCHER, BISHOP BROSSART

The junior center was the leading scorer (14.4 points per game) and rebounder (6.4 per game) for a team that went 24-8, and reached the semifinals of the All ‘A’ Classic state tournament and semifinals of the 10th Region tournament. She was selected to the Kentucky Junior All-Star Team.

 

BILLIE HEARN, GRANT COUNTY

The senior center, who has signed with Morehead State, averaged 15.0 points and 7.4 rebounds per game in helping her team advance to the Eighth Region tournament. She was invited to try out for the Kentucky Senior All-Star Team.

 

JESSICA JONES, BOONE COUNTY

The senior point guard, who has signed with Tennessee Tech, was a stat stuffer as she averaged 9.4 points, 7.7 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 4.1steals per game in leading the Lady Rebels to the 33rd District championship. She was invited to try out for the Kentucky Senior All-Star Team.

 

NICOLE KIERNAN, NEWPORT CENTRAL CATHOLIC

The junior forward led the Thoroughbreds to a 21-7 record and runner-up finish in the All ‘A’ Classic state tournament by averaging 17.9 points, 11.1rebounds, 4.3 blocks and 2.7 steals per game. She was selected to the Kentucky Junior All-Star Team.

 

LEAH SCHAEFER, HIGHLANDS

The senior forward, who has signed with Xavier, helped the Bluebirds finish as Ninth Region runner-up by averaging 11.0 points and 6.5 rebounds per game. She was invited to try out for the Kentucky Senior All-Star Team and was selected Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference Division II player of the year.

 

MCKELL OLIVERIO, RYLE

The senior forward, who has signed with Taylor University, helped lead the Lady Raiders to the semifinal round of the Ninth Region tournament by averaging a teamhigh 14.5 points and grabbing 5.0 rebounds per game.

 

ABBY OWINGS, SIMON KENTON

The junior guard helped lead the way to a 29-5 record and runner-up finish in the Eighth Region tournament by averaging a team-high 12.9 points, 4.1assists and 2.5 steals per game. She was selected to the Kentucky Junior All-Star Team.

 

JORDAN SCOTT, CONNER

The senior forward, who has signed with Kentucky Wesleyan, averaged a team-high 17.4 points,10.4 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game in leading the Lady Cougars to a 22-8 record.

 

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

OLIVIA VOSKUHL, NOTRE DAME

The senior forward, who has signed with Cleveland State, helped lead the Pandas to a runner-up finish in the state tournament and a 29-6 record by averaging a team-high 17.0 points and 7.0 rebounds per game. She was selected Northern Kentucky Coaches Association Division I player of the year and Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference Division I player of the year. She was also invited to try out for the prestigious Kentucky Senior All-Star Team.

 

COACH OF THE YEAR

NICOLE LEVANDUSKY, NOTRE DAME

She led the Pandas to a 29-6 record and a runner-up finished in the state tournament. The Pandas went 16-0 against Ninth Region opponents.

 

http://cincinnati.com/blogs/nkysports/files/2013/04/NKY-girls-basketball-second-team.pdf

 

SECOND TEAM

JESSE DALEY, HIGHLANDS

The senior center, who committed to Thomas More, helped the Bluebirds finish as Ninth Region runner-up by averaging 11.0 points and 6.5 rebounds per game.

 

HANNAH DOSSETT, GALLATIN COUNTY

The sophomore forward/guard helped lead Gallatin County to the semifinals of the All ‘A’ Classic state tournament, to a KHSAA 31st District championship and to a 27-6 record by averaging 16.1points and 5.4 rebounds per game.

 

TAMRA HOLDER, HOLMES

The senior guard helped Holmes reach the Ninth Region tournament by averaging 13.9 points, 4.9 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 2.6 steals per game.

 

DAWN JOHNSON, RYLE

The senior guard is a standout defensive player and averaged 11.4 points points per game to help the Lady Raiders advance to the semifinal round of the Ninth Region tournament.

 

MICHELE JUDY, WALTON-VERONA

The senior center, who has committed to Centre, regularly recorded double-doubles in helping the Lady Bearcats finish with an 18-10 record.

 

TAYLOR ROBINSON, CAMPBELL COUNTY

The senior guard averaged 13.8 points and 4.7 rebounds per game and was a defensive force as well in helping lead the Lady Camels to a runner-up finish in the 10th Region tournament.

 

COURTNEY SANDLIN, WALTON-VERONA

The senior forward, who has signed with Bellarmine, suffered through a midseason broken wrist that cost her some games, but still averaged 15 points per game in helping her team finish with an 18-10 record.

 

ABBY STADTMILLER, BISHOP BROSSART

The junior guard was the second-leading scorer on a team that went 24-8, reached the semifinals of the All ‘A’ Classic state tournament and semifinals of the 10th Region tournament.

 

KAYTLIN SIEGMUNDT, CAMPBELL COUNTY

The senior center averaged a team-high 14.4 points and a team-high 9.6 rebounds per game in helping lead the Lady Camels to a runner-up finish in the 10th Region tournament.

 

DEJA TURNER, HOLMES

The sophomore guard helped Holmes reach the Ninth Region tournament by averaging 16.6 points, 4.5 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game.

 

HONORABLE MENTION

Beechwood – Ally Johnson, Macy Stuempel; Bellevue – Kira Ross, Jennifer Sexton; Bishop Brossart – Rachel Hartig; Boone County – Dallis Knotts, Alexis Switzer; Conner – Brooke Maines, Madi Meyers; Cooper – Andrea Thompson; Covington Latin – Bridgette Hildreth, Anna Matchinga; Dayton – Nicole Showalter; Dixie Heights – Liza Tibbs; Gallatin County – Mikkah Hignite; Highlands – Brianna Adler; Holy Cross – Ally Mayhaus; Lloyd – Shelby Rudd; Ludlow – Tori Wofford; Newport – Kylie Orr; Newport Central Catholic – Alexus Mayes, Michaela Ware; Notre Dame – Carlee Clemons, Elly Ogle, Haylee Smith; Owen County – Hannah Neeley, Courtney Waldrop; Pendleton County – Bradi Boden, Heather Jolley; St. Henry – Kelly Coburn; Scott – Jill Buntin, Ally Niece; Simon Kenton – Paige Bosse, Christina Cook; Villa Madonna – Lauren Dumaine, Allie Hennard.

Congrats to all of these fine players.

Congrats to all the girls!

Congrats to all the girls. Glad to see the girls from Gallatin being recognized.

Congrats to all these young ladies on an honor well deserved.

 

I am a little surprised that Notre Dame only had one player on the first or second team yet they were the state runner up.

Porky: Went back and forth on Ogle, but was hard for me to separtate her, Clemons and Haylee Smith. Sometimes best teams are good, because they have a bunch of really good players, but not more than one (like Voskuhl) who totally stand out.

Porky: Went back and forth on Ogle, but was hard for me to separtate her, Clemons and Haylee Smith. Sometimes best teams are good, because they have a bunch of really good players, but not more than one (like Voskuhl) who totally stand out.

Agreed. Ogle a great athlete and great defender that unselfishly defers to her teammates. Smith was a HUGE piece to the puzzle of their success.

Porky: Went back and forth on Ogle, but was hard for me to separtate her, Clemons and Haylee Smith. Sometimes best teams are good, because they have a bunch of really good players, but not more than one (like Voskuhl) who totally stand out.

 

Understood. I was just surprised that there were two girls from so many other teams on the first or second team but only one from ND, the state runner up. Unfortunately it happens.

 

Agreed. Ogle a great athlete and great defender that unselfishly defers to her teammates. Smith was a HUGE piece to the puzzle of their success.

 

Exactly, Ogle and Smith were the two that came to mind for me too. And Smith really dominated on the boards the entire year. I would be interested in knowing how many rebounds she averaged per game. Had to be in double figures.

Congratulations to all of these outstanding young ladies.