Mid-Content League Announces 2025-26 Basketball All-League Honors

The Mid-Content League has officially released its All-League selections for the 2025-26 basketball season, honoring the top high school athletes across North Central Kansas. This year’s honors highlight a deep talent pool, with standout players from Phillipsburg, Thomas More Prep, Oakley, and several other competitive programs.

Boys’ All-League Highlights

Leading the way for the boys on the First Team is EJ Hall, a senior from Phillipsburg, and Jacob Sieb, a junior from Thomas More Prep. Joining them on the top squad are Joey Dintino (Plainville), Ty Schmeidler (Thomas More Prep), and freshman sensation Vladon Crawford from Trego Community.

The Second Team is anchored by seniors Brant Wilson (Smith Center), Sam Thielen (Russell), and Vincent Zohner (Hill City), alongside sophomore Grant Nehls (Thomas More Prep) and Trenton Schartz (Ellis).

Girls’ All-League Highlights

On the girls’ side, Oakley dominated the First Team selections with Alexa Weiser and the unanimous pick, Chesney Marshall. They are joined by Hoxie’s Allie Gourley and Evie Schippers, as well as Norah Mooney of Russell.

The Second Team features senior leadership from Chloe Van DerVeen (Phillipsburg), Claire Schippers (Thomas More Prep), and Tegan Lang (Trego Community), while the Third Team includes a mix of experienced juniors and seniors like Avery Mauck of Hoxie and Rylie Minium of Hill City.

2025-2026 Mid-Content League All-League Teams

Boys’ All-League Basketball

TeamPlayerGradeSchool
1st TeamEJ Hall12thPhillipsburg
1st TeamJacob Sieb11thThomas More Prep
1st TeamJoey Dintino11thPlainville
1st TeamTy Schmeidler11thThomas More Prep
1st TeamVladon Crawford9thTrego Community
2nd TeamBrant Wilson12thSmith Center
2nd TeamGrant Nehls10thThomas More Prep
2nd TeamSam Thielen12thRussell
2nd TeamTrenton Schartz10thEllis
2nd TeamVincent Zohner12thHill City
3rd TeamAiden Aschenbrenner11thEllis
3rd TeamAshton Kats11thNorton Community
3rd TeamElijah Springer11thPhillipsburg
3rd TeamJake Mooney12thRussell
3rd TeamRylen Murray12thNorton Community
Honorable MentionAri Patel11thPlainville
Honorable MentionDavid Willeford10thPlainville
Honorable MentionJaren Frickey12thEllis
Honorable MentionMason Yingling11thTrego Community
Honorable MentionReed Doane12thSmith Center

Girls’ All-League Basketball

TeamPlayerGradeSchool
1st TeamAlexa Weiser10thOakley
1st TeamAllie Gourley12thHoxie
1st TeamChesney Marshall*10thOakley
1st TeamEvie Schippers11thHoxie
1st TeamNorah Mooney10thRussell
2nd TeamChloe Van DerVeen12thPhillipsburg
2nd TeamClaire Schippers12thThomas More Prep
2nd TeamHannah Rose11thThomas More Prep
2nd TeamKendall Baalman11thHoxie
2nd TeamTegan Lang12thTrego Community
3rd TeamAvery Mauck11thHoxie
3rd TeamKalyn Ifland11thSmith Center
3rd TeamRyleigh Seems11thPhillipsburg
3rd TeamRylie Minium12thHill City
3rd TeamShelby Molina11thPlainville
Honorable MentionBailey Ziegler11thTrego Community
Honorable MentionBrynn Johnson12thOakley
Honorable MentionCamryn Gourley10thHoxie
Honorable MentionChloe Cox11thNorton Community
Honorable MentionLeah McKelvey11thSmith Center
Honorable MentionRaegan Allen11thThomas More Prep

*Unanimous Selection

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