News Summary

The Arizona Republic has revealed the 2024-25 All-Arizona girls high school basketball team, featuring 12 talented young women who excel both on and off the court. These outstanding athletes have made significant impacts for their respective teams and are leaders in their communities. Fans eagerly await the announcement of the player of the year during the Arizona High School Sports Awards on June 4, highlighting the dedication and skill present in high school sports this season.

Exciting Times in Phoenix as All-Arizona Girls High School Basketball Team is Announced!

Basketball fans in Phoenix, get ready for some thrilling news! The Arizona Republic has just revealed the names of the 12 talented young women who make up the 2024-25 All-Arizona girls high school basketball team. This exceptional lineup features nominees who are not only outstanding athletes but also leaders on and off the court. And here’s a little something to look forward to – the much-anticipated player of the year award will be announced during the Arizona High School Sports Awards on June 4!

Meet the Stars!

Let’s dive into the roster of remarkable talent. First up, we have Sydney Anderson from Tucson Salpointe Catholic. Standing at 5-foot-11, this senior guard averaged 14.8 points and 5.4 rebounds per game. Her skills helped Salpointe clinch the No. 1 seed in the Open Division playoff bracket, finishing their season with an impressive record of 26-6. She’s already committed to play for Grand Canyon University next year!

Next, we have Audrey Bhesania out of Phoenix Sandra Day O’Connor. This junior forward isn’t just a player; she’s a force! Averaging 16.0 points and 6.5 rebounds per game, she’s cemented herself as one of the top wing players in the state. Did we mention she’s caught the attention of elite colleges and even received an offer from Cornell?

Jaila Flowers, a junior forward at Waddell Canyon View, played a pivotal role in guiding her team to victory in the 5A title game. Known for her clutch performances, she certainly left a mark this season!

Then we have Irene “Noelle” Guiamatsia from Phoenix Xavier Prep. This remarkable 6-foot-4 center is a four-star prospect who averaged an astonishing 17.5 points, 9.5 rebounds, and 3.1 steals per game. With offers from heavyweight programs like South Carolina and Duke, she’s definitely someone to keep an eye on!

Navae Guidry from Gilbert Mesquite, a senior forward, saw her scoring skyrocket from 6.6 points per game as a freshman to a whopping 21.3 as a senior. Contributing to Mesquite’s incredible 27-2 record, she averaged 7.0 rebounds and 3.5 steals per game. Talk about growth!

Zaire “Cherri” Hatter, a freshman guard from Phoenix Desert Vista, is already making waves, having received offers from powerhouse schools like Alabama, Louisville, and Arizona. Scoring 21 and 25 points in her opening games has her ranking No. 4 in scoring in 6A, and the sky is the limit!

Another standout, Destiny “Ky’She” Lunan from Goodyear Millennium scored a jaw-dropping 37 points in the Open title game, leading her team to victory. She’s committed to North Carolina State, where she’ll surely bring her fierce energy to the next level.

Shanielle Mallory-Frias leads her team at Glendale Raymond S. Kellis to a commendable record of 27-6, maintaining an impressive average of over 20 points in several games. All eyes on her this season!

Aspen McClees from Gilbert is known for her scoring prowess, averaging 17.3 points per game. Her efforts helped her team reach the 6A title game, showcasing her talent throughout the season.

Norah Moo from Phoenix Pinnacle solidified her position as a dominant presence on the court, averaging 12.6 rebounds per game and scoring in double digits in 30 of 31 games. Talk about consistency!

Last but not least, Kinsey Murray from Surprise Valley Vista led her team in scoring with 15.1 points per game, playing a critical role in their journey to the Open title game. And Taylor Sipfle from Chandler Hamilton averaged a double-double with 12.8 points and 10.6 rebounds per game, proving to be a key contributor in the 6A title.

Honorable Mentions

The talent doesn’t stop there! Honorable mentions go to Sage Henry, Trinity Jones, and Dashia Richardson, among others from schools like Phoenix Country Day School, Estrella Foothills, and Scottsdale Notre Dame Prep. The depth of talent in this year’s crop is notable!

Coaching Excellence

Awarding the title of Coach of the Year is Danny Soliman from Goodyear Millennium. He led his team to the first Open Division state championship in school history! With a finishing record of 24-6 and an impressive 11-game winning streak, his leadership has truly made a difference this season.

This year’s All-Arizona girls high school basketball team exemplifies the hard work, dedication, and incredible talent found in high school sports. With the awards ceremony approaching, fans are eagerly awaiting to see who will take home the coveted player of the year title!

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