Twin Valley League Announces All-League Basketball Honors

Girls First Team All-League Honors

  • Oen Deters (Senior, Centralia)
  • Sevy Wurtz (Junior, Clifton-Clyde)
  • Anna Jueneman (Senior, Hanover)
  • Ava Smith (Junior, Valley Heights)
  • Jesse Hoover (Senior, Washington County)
  • Marcela Huerta (Senior, Linn)
  • Courtney Johnson (Sophomore, Doniphan West)
  • Tava Gibbs (Sophomore, Centralia)
  • Maggie Strathman (Freshman, Axtell)
  • Brynlyn Brockman (Junior, Blue Valley)

Girls Second Team All-League Honors

  • Mia Vermetten (Junior, Valley Heights)
  • Natalee Strathman (Junior, Axtell)
  • Baileigh Peters (Sophomore, Linn)
  • Hayden Kramer (Sophomore, Centralia)
  • Brennah Edie (Senior, Doniphan West)
  • Drew Bruna (Sophomore, Hanover)
  • Josie Haverkamp (Sophomore, Centralia)
  • Lillian Steinbrock (Senior, Clifton Clyde)
  • Katie Johnson (Senior, Doniphan West)
  • Addy Goeckel (Senior, Washington County)

Boys First Team All-League Honors

  • Jack Skocny (Senior, Clifton Clyde)
  • Braylon Meyn (Junior, Hanover)
  • Braden Brockman (Senior, Blue Valley)
  • Wes Anderson (Junior, Frankfort)
  • Brandon Schmelzle (Senior, Axtell)
  • Eli Broxterman (Senior, Axtell)
  • Quentin Alderfer (Sophomore, Centralia)
  • Colin Shaughnessy (Junior, Axtell)
  • Royce Ekstrum (Senior, Valley Heights)
  • Connor Ohlde (Senior, Linn)

Boys Second Team All-League Honors

  • Lane Loiseau (Senior, Frankfort)
  • Logan Sandmann (Sophomore, Axtell)
  • Duke Timmel (Senior, Centralia)
  • Tanner Bruna (Junior, Hanover)
  • Ethan Bott (Senior, Linn)
  • Henry Heideman (Senior, Centralia)
  • Garrett Martin (Senior, Hanover)
  • Jackson Kolterman (Senior, Onaga)
  • Kolter Peterson (Junior, Doniphan West)
  • Casen Hutfles (Sophomore, Onaga)

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