These girls’ basketball players were chosen as the best of the best and received All-State honors for the 2022-23 season.

The Wyoming Coaches Association has unveiled the All-State awards for Class 1A and 2A players, as voted on by the head coaches in each classification.

Congratulations to Saratoga’s Whitney Bennett. She earned all-state for the fourth time in her prep career and joined an exclusive club.

Four more players received all-state for the third time in their high school careers. Two more were chosen for a second time.

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Class 1A

Kelsi Nicholson – Burlington (All-State in 2021 & 2022)

Addison Barnes – Cokeville

Mia Dayton – Cokeville

Maren Baker – Dubois

Cora Schroeder – Encampment

Caroline Schlattmann – Riverside (All-State in 2020 & 2022)

Naomi Moore – Rock River

Whitney Bennett – Saratoga (4X All-State: 2020-2023)

Sydney Anderson – Southeast (All-State in 2022)

Kealy Carson – Southeast (All-State in 2021 & 2022)

Brenna Herring – Southeast (All-State in 2021 & 2022)

Brooklyn Materi – Upton

Sophie Louderback – Upton (All-State in 2022)

Paige Timberman – Upton

 

Class 2A

Jordan Griess – Burns

Daljit Kaur – Burns

Ashlee Hattan – Lingle-Ft. Laramie

Natalie Speckner – Lingle-Ft. Laramie

Jessica Hoffman – Pine Bluffs

Victoria Arnold – Rocky Mountain (All-State in 2022)

Mackelle Moss – Rocky Mountain

Hailey Donelson – Shoshoni

Lexie Marchant – Sundance

Jaylin Mills – Sundance

Chaney Reish – Tongue River

McKinlee Skammon – Tongue River

Elianna Duran – Wyoming Indian

Shye Killsontop – Wyoming Indian

Burns vs. Lingle-Fort Laramie 2A Girls Basketball Championship

Burns vs. Lingle-Fort Laramie 2A Girls Basketball Championship

2023 1A Girls State Basketball Championship-Upton Vs. Southeast

2023 1A Girls State Basketball Championship-Upton Vs. Southeast

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