The best girls’ basketball players in Wyoming high school hoops at the Class 1A-2A level have been chosen for the 2025 season. They received all-state honors from the Wyoming Coaches Association. These awards were voted on by head coaches in the two classifications, respectively. The Wyoming Coaches Association only recognizes one team for all-state, and only these players receive an award certificate from the WCA. WyoPreps only lists all-state players as defined by the WCA.

Congratulations to Cokeville’s Addison Barnes and Mia Dayton, Jaylin Mills from Sundance, and Chaney Reish of Tongue River. They are three-time all-state recipients.

Thirteen other players received all-state for the second time in their prep career.

Class 1A

Breanne Walker – Burlington (All-State in 2024)

Addison Barnes – Cokeville (All-State in 2023 & 2024)

Madilyn Dayton – Cokeville

Mia Dayton – Cokeville (All-State in 2022 & 2024)

Alivia Goicolea – Farson-Eden

Jordan Speckner – Lingle-Ft. Laramie

Skyla Wunder – Lingle-Ft. Laramie (All-State in 2024)

Kenzie Evans – Little Snake River

Gracie ZumBrunnen – Lusk

Brooklyn Paxton – Riverside (All-State in 2024)

Brylie Booth – Southeast

Kaycee Kosmicki – Southeast (All-State in 2024)

Bella Keller – Upton (All-State in 2024)

Maddie Mills – Upton (All-State in 2024)

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Class 2A

Emme Mullinax – Big Horn

Janae Skidmore – Kemmerer (All-State in 2024)

Jessica Hoffman – Pine Bluffs (All-State in 2024)

Lauren Bassett – Rocky Mountain (All-State in 2024)

Jaylin Mills – Sundance (All-State in 2023 & 2024)

Jayssie Owsley – Thermopolis

Kamryn Farrell – Thermopolis

Paxton Aksamit – Tongue River (All-State in 2024)

Afton Cummins – Tongue River (All-State in 2024)

Chaney Reish – Tongue River (All-State in 2023 & 2024)

Natalie Walker – Wind River (All-State in 2024)

Briana Meza – Wright

Paisley Blackburn – Wyoming Indian

Taya Dixey – Wyoming Indian (All-State in 2024)