MaxPreps California All-State Teams

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California Girls Basketball All-State Team
Source: MaxPreps.com/news

First Team
Kaleena Smith, Ontario Christian (Ontario)
5-6 | Guard | Sophomore
741 points | 23.2 ppg | 8.1 apg | 4.5 spg | 2.8 rpg
Honors: MaxPreps National Sophomore of the Year, MaxPreps All-American second team, Los Angeles Times All-Stars Player of the Year, Press-Enterprise All-Inland Empire, Southern Section Open Division Player of the Year.

Aliyahna Morris, Etiwanda
5-5 | Guard | Senior
24 ppg | 4 rpg | 3 apg
Honors: McDonald's All-American, MaxPreps All-American first team, Los Angeles Times All-Stars, Press-Enterprise All-Inland Empire Player of the Year, Southern Section All-Open Division,

Grace Knox, Etiwanda
6-3 | Center | Senior
16 ppg | 13 rpg | 2.6 bpg
Honors: McDonald's All-American, MaxPreps All-American honorable mention, Los Angeles Times All-Stars, Southern Section All-Open Division, Press-Enterprise All-Inland Empire.

Jerzy Robinson, Sierra Canyon (Chatsworth)
6-0 | Guard | Junior
26.9 ppg | 10.2 rpg
Honors: MaxPreps Junior All-American Team, MaxPreps All-American, second team, Los Angeles Times All-Stars, Los Angeles Daily News All-Area Player of the Year, Southern Section All-Open Division.

Addison Deal, Mater Dei (Santa Ana)
6-0 | Guard | Senior
19.9 ppg | 7.1 rpg | 5.9 apg | 3.6 spg
Honors: McDonald's All-American, MaxPreps All-American second team, Los Angeles Times All-Stars, Orange County Register All-County Player of the Year, Southern Section All-Open Division.

Second Team
Ella Gunderson, San Ramon Valley (Danville)
5-10 | Guard | Sophomore
17.2 ppg | 6.1 rpg | 3.5 apg
Honors: San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro Player of the Year, Bay Area News Group All-Bay Area first team.

Karyss Lacanlale, Acalanes (Lafayette)
5-5 | Guard | Senior
14.3 ppg | 5.7 apg | 2.9 spg | 2.8 rpg
Honors: San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro first team, Bay Area News Group All-Bay Area Player of the Year.

Maliya Hunter, Archbishop Mitty (San Jose)
6-2 | Forward | Freshman
10.6 ppg | 5.0 rpg
Honors: MaxPreps Freshman All-American Team, San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro first team, Bay Area News Group All-Bay Area first team.

Tati Griffin, Ontario Christian
5-11 | Forward | Freshman
17.8 ppg | 8.2 rpg
Honors: MaxPreps National Freshman of the Year, MaxPreps All-American honorable mention, Los Angeles Times All-Stars, Press-Enterprise All-Inland Empire, Southern Section All-Open Division.

Nina Cain, McClatchy (Sacramento)
6-2 | Center | Senior
18.3 ppg | 9.2 rpg | 3.0 apg | 2.2 spg
Honors: Sacramento Bee All-Metro Player of the Year.

Third Team
Kaeli Wynn, Mater Dei
6-1 | Foward | Junior
17.6 ppg | 7.3 rpg
Honors: MaxPreps Junior All-American Team, Orange County Register All-County first team, Southern Section All-Open Division.

Amalia Holguin, Sage Hill (Newport Beach)
5-8 | Guard | Junior
14.2 ppg | 4.1 apg | 3.8 rpg | 2.4 spg
Honors: MaxPreps Junior All-American Team, Orange County Register All-County first team, Southern Section All-Open Division.

Layla Dixon, Carondelet (Concord)
5-11 | Guard | Junior
13.5 ppg | 6.1 apg | 5.9 rpg
Honors: San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro first team, Bay Area News Group All-Bay Area first team,

Alexis Swillis, Clovis West (Fresno)
6-3 | Center | Senior
15.2 ppg | 8.9 rpg
Honors: Central Section Player of the Year, TRAC Player of the Year.

Jordin Blackmon, Bishop Montgomery (Torrance)
5-10 | Guard | Senior
14.7 ppg | 6.9 rpg
Honors: Los Angeles Times All-Stars, Southern Section All-Open Division, Daily Breeze Player of the Year.

Fourth Team
Bay Cordova, Mission Hills (San Marcos)
5-7 | Guard | Sophomore
15.0 ppg | 4.8 rpg | 3.2 apg | 2.7 spg
Honors: San Diego Section Player of the Year.

Sophia Mindermann, Folsom
5-10 | Guard | Senior
16.0 ppg
Honors: Sacramento Bee All-Metro large school Player of the Year.

Amel Cook, Windward (Los Angeles)
6-10 | Guard | Freshman
11.2 ppg | 7.4 rpg | 3.5 apg | 2.9 spg
Honors: MaxPreps Freshman All-American Team, Southern Section All-Open Division.

Julia Wilson, Rancho Christian (Temecula)
5-10 | Guard | Senior
21 ppg | 6.3 rpg
Honors: Los Angeles Times All-Stars, Press-Enterprise All-Inland Empire, Southern Section Division 1 Player of the Year.

Emmi Almeida, Caruthers
5-7 | Guard | Junior
12.4 ppg
Honors: Division 2 state championship MVP.

Fifth Team
Jolyn Ding, Pinewood (Los Altos Hills)
5-8 | Guard | Senior
14.4 ppg | 6.1 rpg | 3.5 apg
Honors: San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro Peninsula Player of the Year, Bay Area News Group All-Bay Area first team.

Alyssa Rudd, San Ramon Valley
5-8 | Guard | Junior
14.8 ppg | 9.9 rpg
Honors: San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro first team, Bay Area News Group All-Bay Area first team.

Izzy McFadden, Marin Catholic (Kentfield)
5-8 | Guard | Senior
18 ppg
Honors: San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro North Bay Player of the Year.

Riley Walls, Clovis West
5-9 | Forward | Senior
13.1 ppg | 6.1 rpg | 6.1 spg
Honors: TRAC All-League.

Ze'Ni Patterson, Archbishop Mitty
5-9 | Guard | Sophomore
9.1 ppg | 2.3 rpg
Honors: MaxPreps Sophomore All-American honorable mention, San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro first team, Bay Area News Group All-Bay Area first team.

Sixth Team
Adyra Rajan, Fairmont Prep (Anaheim)
5-9 | Guard | Junior
22.9 ppg
Honors: Orange County Register All-County first team, Southern Section All-Open Division.

Lev Feiman, Brentwood School (Los Angeles)
5-9 | Guard | Senior
15.0 ppg | 3.5 apg | 7.2 rpg | 2.6 spg
Honors: Los Angeles Times All-Stars, Southern Section All-Division 1.

Hamiley Arenas, Notre Dame (SO) (Sherman Oaks)
5-10 | Guard | Senior
23.3 ppg | 10.5 rpg | 3.1 apg | 2.8 spg
Honors: MaxPreps Freshman All-American; Los Angeles Daily News All-Area team.

Lauren Harris, Faith Christian (Yuba City)
5-11 | Guard | Junior
29.9 ppg | 14.2 rpg | 6.7 apg | 2.7 spg
Honors: Sacramento Bee All-Metro Smallest School Player of the Year.

Delaney White, Oak Park
5-7 | Guard | Junior
16.5 ppg | 7.5 apg | 7 rpg | 3.5 spg
Honors: Los Angeles Daily News All-Area first team; Southern Section Division 2AA Player of the Year.


Coach of the Year:
Shiloh Sorbello, Woodland Christian (Woodland, CA) Division 5 CIF State Champions 2025

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[northbaybbguru]

In the age of Competitive Equity and how the divisions are determined I am not a fan of giving any coach at the D3 level or below the Coach of the year award.

 

[northbaybbguru]

And since I'm sure I'm going to get the question...

IMO...

After getting creamed by graduation the previous season what the SRV coach did with a bunch of youngsters this year AT THE OPEN LEVEL was nothing short of amazing.

At least in NORTHERN Calif he was easily the coach of the year.

 

[ClayK]

I can understand the prejudice against a DIV state champion getting the same accolades as an Open winner, but coaching is coaching. You have to coach no matter the level of talent you face, and no matter the level of talent you have. In fact, it's a lot harder to coach when you don't have players you can just tell to go make a play. And when you have eight good players, eight college players say, you have experienced, talented athletes who play year round at a very high level. You don't have that at small schools, and getting positive play out of non-stars is much harder. And they're playing against players of roughly equal talent, so coaching really comes into play. Give me five elite players and my message is "Don't get hurt and do what you do." Give me two elite players and five who play two or three sports and I've got to coach.