player and coach awards

does any one have all state,all-conference,and other regional awards.

the all-observer and all regional team was posted in the charlotte observer today.

here it islayer capsules | All-Observer girls basketball team

First Team

IVORY LATTA, York (S.C.) Comprehensive, 5-4, Sr., G. Comment: Leading scorer in S.C. history. McDonald's All-American. Averaged 44.5 points, 7.5 rebounds, 4.5 assists and four steals. Had 4,319 career points, fifth-most in national history.

MARY HALL McARVER, Gastonia Forestview, 5-9, Sr., G. Comment: Set N.C. records for three-pointers in a season (126) and career (303). Averaged 25 points, five rebounds and three assists.

KEISHA BROWN, Charlotte Christian, 6-0, Sr., G. Comment: Averaged 13.5 points, 5.2 rebounds and 3.5 steals for championship team. One of two N.C. finalists for McDonald's All-American team.

KISHA GRANBERRY, West Charlotte, 5-11, Jr., F/G. Comment: Averaged 16.8 points, 10.3 rebounds and 4.7 assists. The ME-CA 8 4A Player of the Year. Talented in every area.

JILL INGRAM, Providence Day, 5-8, Jr., G. Comment: Picked for Olympic developmental camp. Averaged 18.3 points, 7.6 rebounds and shot 45 percent from the field.

Second Team

SHAYLA FIELDS, Salisbury, 5-8, So., G/F

KYRIA BUFORD, Victory Christian, 6-0, So., C

TIFFANY BROWN, Monroe Parkwood, 5-5, Jr., G

SHAKIA SANDERS, Chester, S.C., 6-0, Jr., F

ANNA ATKINSON, McDowell, 5-7, So., G

Player of the Year -- Ivory Latta, York Comprehensive

Coach of the Year -- Gary Richmond, Vance

oberserver regional teams.

Observer girls regional honors

ALL-MECKLENBURG

First Team

KEISHA BROWN, Charlotte Christian, 6-0, Sr., G

KISHA GRANBERRY, West Charlotte, 5-11, Jr., G/F

JILL INGRAM, Providence Day, 5-8, Jr., G

KYRIA BUFORD, Victory Christian, 6-0, So., C

NA'KEISHA ANTHONY, Myers Park, 5-9, Sr., G/F

Second Team

KERRI METZKER, Vance, 6-0, Sr., C

SHANTIA WASHINGTON, Vance, 5-7, Sr., G

ASHLEY RIVENS, West Charlotte, 5-9, Jr., G

KAREN FOGGIE, Garinger, 5-7, Sr., G

MARY JO YEE, South Mecklenburg, 5-8, Sr., G

Third Team

JOY CHEEK, South Mecklenburg, 6-0, Fr., F

LAQUITA OWENS, Myers Park, 5-9, Jr., G

RANISHA WHITE, Myers Park, 6-3, Sr., F/C

QUANEKA FALLS, Waddell, 5-4, So., G

ELIZABETH SIMPSON, Charlotte Christian, 5-10, Jr., F

Player of the Year -- Keisha Brown, Charlotte Christian

Coach of the Year -- Gary Richmond, Vance

ALL-PIEDMONT

First Team

MAGGIE RICH, East Rowan, 6-0, Jr., C

TIFFANY BROWN, Monroe Parkwood, 5-5, Jr., G

SHAYLA FIELDS, Salisbury, 5-8, So., G/F

TANETRA BARRETT, Marshville Forest Hills, 5-6, Sr., G

ANNA ATKINSON, McDowell, 5-7, So., G

Second Team

AMBER BRAMLETT, Central Cabarrus, 6-1, Jr., C

ASHLEY HUFFMAN, Hickory, 5-9, Sr., G

HILLARY HAMPTON, West Rowan, 5-7, Jr., G

TARA TATE, Morganton Freedom, 5-7, Jr., G

TAMMY LINEBERGER, Claremont Bunker Hill, 6-2, Sr., C

Third Team

ALISON CRAWFORD, Maiden, 5-4, Jr., G

TIEASHA SMITH, West Caldwell, 5-8, So., G/F

AMBER HILL, North Rowan, 5-9, Sr., G

ERIN MAY, McDowell, 6-1, Sr., C

MELISSA CHAMBERS, Weddington, 6-2, Sr., C

Player of the Year -- Shayla Fields, Salisbury

Coach of the Year -- Frank Snider, Maiden

ALL-GASTON*

First Team

MARY HALL McARVER, Forestview, 5-9, Sr., G

K.C. CORRELL, Forestview, 5-9, Sr., G

CARLEENA COSTNER, Hunter Huss, 5-9, Sr., F

EBONE JOHNSON, Cherryville, 6-0, So., C

SHONDA COLE, Kings Mountain, 6-1, Sr., C

Second Team

MONICA ADAMS, Bessemer City, 6-0, So., C

TAMIRAH LIPSCOMB, Hunter Huss, 5-4, Sr., G

ANDREA STROUP, Lincolnton, 5-8, Sr., G

TIFFANY BLACKMON, Hunter Huss, Fr., 5-11, C

ABBY OWENS, Cherryville, Sr., 5-10, G

Player of the Year -- Mary Hall McArver, Forestview

Coach of the Year -- Jan Wiggins, Hunter Huss

ALL-YORK, S.C.*

First Team

IVORY LATTA, York Comprehensive, 5-4, Sr., G

SHAKIA SANDERS, Chester, 6-0, Sr., F

LAYDRILLA GRANT, Lewisville, 6-3, Jr. C

MALIA WALKER, Fort Mill, 6-0, Jr. F

TIONDRA JENNINGS, Rock Hill, 5-9, Jr. F

Player of the Year -- Ivory Latta, York Comprehensive

Coach of the Year -- Arsonia Stroud, York Comprehensive

* All-Gaston honors are for players from the Gaston Observer coverage area, which includes Gaston and Lincoln counties as well as part of Cleveland County. All-York, S.C., honors are for players from the York Observer coverage area, which includes Chester, Lancaster and York counties.

 

I was wondering how long it was going to take for Langston and the guys at the Disturber to name the all-observer team...

First off, as a McDowell fan, it's cool to see Anna Atkinson get 2nd team All-Observer and 1st team All-Piedmont. I was a little suprised to see Ashley Huffman not get All-Piedmont 1st team. I thought she was one of the best and most experienced guards west of Charlotte, clutch player for the Lady Red Tornadoes. Ashley will do just fine down at Southern Mississippi.

 

big dan,

can u post the nw4a all-conference teams and the wnc teams if know how made them.

 

Asheville Citizen-Times: WNC All-Star Team

Co-Coach of the Year: Sonita Gibbs (Asheville High)
Bruce Woody (Mitchell)

WNC All-Star Team: (13 players)


Player of the Year
Emily Paffrath, Mitchell
POSITION: C
YEAR: Senior
A Western Highlands 2-A Conference First-Team selection, Paffrath scored 17.1 points, grabbed 10.3 rebounds, blocked 4.7 shots, dished 3.1 assists and collected 2.9 steals per game for the Class 2-A state champion Mountaineers (25-6) this season. She was the runner-up for the North Carolina High School Athletic Association's Class 2-A Player of the Year. She was selected to the Blue-White All-Star Game. She was a McDonald's All-America nominee. She will continue her basketball career at Wingate University.



Taryn Allen, Roberson
POSITION: G
YEAR: Senior
A Mountain Athletic 3-A Conference All-Conference selection, Allen scored 15.8 points per game for the Rams (20-9) this season. She made 46 percent of her field goal attempts and 77 percent of her free throw attempts. She made a school-record 46 3-pointers this season. She was named the Rams' most valuable player. She was selected to the Blue-White All-Star Game, but did not play in it.


Anna Atkinson, McDowell
POSITION: G
YEAR: Sophomore
The Northwestern 4-A Conference Player of the Year, Atkinson scored 12.3 points, dished 6.7 assists and collected 5.2 steals per game for the top-ranked Titans (26-3) this season.


Ashton Barton, Rosman
POSITION: G
YEAR: Junior
The Smoky Mountain 1-A Conference Player of the Year, Barton scored 22.0 points, grabbed 8.2 rebounds, collected 3.0 steals and dished 2.9 assists per game for the Tigers (22-3) this season. She was named the North Carolina High School Athletic Association's Class 1-A Player of the Year.

Ashley Buchanan, Mitchell
POSITION: G
YEAR: Senior
Buchanan scored 11.6 points, dished 3.9 assists, grabbed 3.3 rebounds and collected 3.1 steals per game for the Class 2-A state champion Mountaineers (25-6) this season. She was selected to the Blue-White All-Star Game.

Danielle Burgin, Asheville
POSITION: C
YEAR: Sophomore
A Mountain Athletic 3-A Conference All-Conference selection, Burgin scored 11.0 points, grabbed 7.3 rebounds, blocked 5.2 shots and dished 1.4 assists per game for the Class 3-A state champion Cougars (29-2) this season

Erin May, McDowell
POSITION: C
YEAR: Senior
A Northwestern 4-A Conference All-Conference selection, May scored 13 points and grabbed 8.3 rebounds per game for the top-ranked Titans (26-3) this season. She made 54 percent of her field goal attempts and 75 percent of her free throw attempts. She was selected to the Blue-White All-Star Game.

Rashanda McCants, Asheville
POSITION: F
YEAR: Junior
A Mountain Athletic 3-A Conference All-Conference selection, McCants scored 17.8 points, grabbed 7.4 rebounds, collected 3.1 steals, dished 2.8 assists and blocked 2.5 shots per game for the Class 3-A state champion Cougars (29-2) this season. An Erwin transfer who was the missing piece in the Cougars' championship puzzle, she finished fourth in voting for the North Carolina High School Athletic Association's Class 3-A Player of the Year.

Lucy Perkins, Robbinsville
POSITION: F
YEAR: Junior
A Smoky Mountain 1-A Conference All-Conference selection, Perkins scored 20.5 points, grabbed 9.4 rebounds and blocked 6.2 shots per game for the Black Knights (23-5) this season. She already has topped the 1,000-point plateau in her career.

Lindsay Roberts, Murphy
POSITION: F
YEAR: Senior
A Smoky Mountain 1-A Conference All-Conference selection, Roberts scored 16.1 points, grabbed 10.2 rebounds, blocked 3.5 shots and collected 2.8 steals per game for the Bulldogs (22-8) this season. She made 59 percent of her field goal attempts and 78 percent of her free throw attempts. She was selected to the Blue-White All-Star Game. She likely will continue her basketball career at Mars Hill College or Lenoir-Rhyne College; both schools have offered her athletic scholarships.

Tootie Smith, Asheville
POSITION: G
YEAR: Senior
The Mountain Athletic 3-A Conference Player of the Year, Smith scored 12.9 points, grabbed 4.1 rebounds and dished 3.3 assists per game for the Class 3-A state champion Cougars (29-2) this season. She was named most valuable player for her 15-point performance in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association's Class 3-A championship game. She was selected to the Blue-White All-Star Game, winning most valuable player honors for her 23-point performance in it.

Sammy Stone, Reynolds
POSITION: F
YEAR: Senior
A Northwestern 4-A Conference All-Conference selection, Stone scored 9.7 points, grabbed 11.0 rebounds, dished 3.9 assists, recorded 2.7 steals and blocked 1.5 shots per game for the Rockets (18-9) this season. She made 48 percent of her field goal attempts and 77 percent of her free throw attempts.

Leslie Young, Pisgah
POSITION: G
YEAR: Senior
The Western Highlands 2-A Conference Player of the Year, Hall scored 17 points and grabbed 5.0 rebounds per game for the Bears (20-7) this season. She finished her career with a school-record 1,710 points. She was selected to the Blue-White All-Star Game. She will continue her basketball career at the University of North Carolina-Asheville.


Honorable Mention:

McDowell -- Laura Snider.
Reynolds -- Sydney Alexander, Adrienne Oak and Katie Rybacki.
Watauga -- Jessie Hodges and Susanna Kivette.