Danielle Campbell, Young
6-5, senior, center
The rock in the middle and always a threat to block shots for the Dolphins (28-2), who finished third in Class AA. Averaged 14 points, 12.1 rebounds and shot 61.5 percent from field. College: Purdue.
Brittany Johnson, Olney East Richland
5-11, sophomore, guard/forward
One acclaimed college coach insists she’s the best sophomore two-guard in nation. Averaged 31 points, 5.9 rebounds per game for 20-10 Tigers. Her 47 consecutive free throws broke the state mark by eight.
Deirdre Naughton, New Trier
5-10, senior, guard
Acclaimed by many as the best guard in the state. Set school scoring mark?boys or girls?with 2,144 career points. Averaged 24 points, 3.3 assists, 3.9 steals for 29-5 Trevians. College: Wake Forest.
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Lindsay Schrader, Bartlett
6-0, senior, forward
The lone McDonald’s All-American from Illinois led Hawks (30-5) to Class AA runner-up finish. Averaged 22.1 points, 10.6 rebounds per game and scored 2,423 career points. College: Notre Dame.
Biannca Ward, Peoria Richwoods
5-4, sophomore, guard
Ball-handling and scoring made team unbeatable en route to record 38 victories and Class AA state title. Averaged 15.7 points. Outstanding title game: 16 points, seven assists, four rebounds, three steals.
SECOND TEAM
Kristi Cirone
5-8, sr., guard, Resurrection
GCAC Player of the Year averaged 21 points and finished as Bandits’ all-time points leader with 2,325. College: Illinois State.
Jenny Eckhart
5-7, sr., guard, Carmel
Player of the Year in tough East Suburban Catholic averaged 16.4 points, 5 assists. College: Syracuse.
Brittanny Johnson
5-8, sr., guard, Fenwick
Clutch player who averaged 15.8 points, led Friars to fifth state quarterfinals in six years. College: Boston College.
Theresa Lisch
5-9, jr., guard, Belleville Althoff
Daughter of former NFL QB Rusty Lisch averaged 22.4 points for Class A third-place team.
Jocelyn Mellen
6-3, jr., center, Sterling Newman
Led Comets to Class A semis with surprising ball skills, solid scoring (19.0) and rebounding (13.3).
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Guards
Andrea Bankhead, sr., Proviso West
Rachel Buchek, so., Buffalo Grove
Latear Eason, so., Hope
Megan Edwards, sr., Maine West
Mallory Heydorn, sr., Lyons
Emilie Hirt, 5-6, sr., Hersey
Skye Johnson, sr., Marian Catholic
Britney Jones, sr., Marshall
Kailey Klein, jr., Spring Valley Hall
TK LaFleur, sr., Warren
Sarah Liesen, sr., Quincy Notre Dame
Brittany Marshall, sr., Oak Park
Brittany McCoy, jr., Loyola
Megan McGann, sr., Peoria Richwoods
Samantha Quigley, jr., Joliet Catholic
Claire Sheehan, jr., St. Charles East
Brittney Thomas, so., Bolingbrook
Amanda Walker, sr., Hampshire
Latoya Wright, sr., Galesburg
Kristina Yedinak, sr., Ottawa Marquette
Forwards
Erin Cattell, sr., Sandburg
Kristin Cartwright, sr., Lake Forest
Brooke Cultra, sr., Iroquois West
Meghan Hutchens, sr., Riverside-Brookfield
Jen Juergens, jr., Bishop McNamara
Kelly Krumwiede, sr., Glenbard West
Taylor Lawless, so., Wheeling
Jamie Majerowicz, sr., Lane
Holly Medley, sr., Bolingbrook
Elizabeth Pietrzak, jr., St. Ignatius
Lauren Schober, sr., Regina
Kenyatta Shelton, jr., Crane
Brooke Singleton, sr., Rosewood-Yorkwood
Lacey Simpson, sr., Zion-Benton
Casey Taylor, sr., Marian Catholic
Amanda Thompson, jr., Young
Centers
Katie Fournier, sr., Moline
Amy Jaeschke, so., New Trier
Emily Maggert, so., Paris
Kaitlin McInerney, jr., Benet