Now that the 2024-2025 high school basketball season has ended for Missouri schools, it’s time for postseason awards to honor the season’s top performers.
As it does every year, the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association (MBCA) has released its annual All-District and All-State teams. MBCA All-District teams are used by the MBCA to draw its candidates for boys and girls All-State teams. Member coaches vote on candidates from within their own district for All-District teams, and All-State teams are then selected by members of the MBCA All-State Selection Committee.
MBCA All-District teams are selected based on overall season performance and are not an all-district tournament team.
MBCA Class 1-6 girls All-State teams below are listed by school in alphabetical order.
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Class 1
Kinsey Barton, jr., Bunker
Emily Landry, so., Chadwick
Rae Little, sr., Chadwick
Jade Berry, sr., Delta
Jaryn Hatcher, jr., Green City
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Lauren Spilman, jr., Higbee
Taylor Swarnes, sr., Liberal
India Willis, sr., Macks Creek
Avery Brumley, sr., Northeast (Cairo)
Olivia Cross, jr., Northeast (Cairo)
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Macie Harman, sr., Northeast (Cairo)
Gabby Meyer, jr., Northwest (Hughesville)
Maleeah Bliley, sr., Platte County
Addilyn Henke, sr., Princeton
Audrie Meyerkorth, fr., Rock Port
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Nikki Adams, sr., Scott County Central
Reagan Wobbe, jr., St. Elizabeth
Jacie Gavisk, sr., Walnut Grove
Ellie Smith, sr., Walnut Grove
Kiarah Blation, sr., Wheatland
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Player of the Year: Jade Berry, Delta
Coach of the Year: Jim Pendergrass, Chadwick
Class 2
Bristol Lathrop, so., Ash Grove
Kaylee Wilson, sr., Blue Eye
Charleigh Spoonster, so., Clopton
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Lily Woodward, sr., Crane
Parker Golden, sr., East Carter
Loghann Leivan, jr., Miller
Parker Ernst, jr., Neelyville
Ava Graham, sr., Nodaway Valley
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Lindsay Ramsey, sr., North Platte
Kalie Chadwell, fr., Norwood
Mallory Moss, so., Richland
Kenzi Cheek, sr., Skyline
Ashlen Garrett, sr., Skyline
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Brie Rubel, jr., St. Vincent
Kate Rubel, jr., St. Vincent
Charlee Bailey, sr., Tipton
Madison Carvajal, jr., Tipton
Ava Schlotzhauer, jr., Tipton
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Anonda Ford, sr., University Academy Charter
Emma Wortmann, sr., Westran
Player of the Year: Ashlen Garrett, Skyline
Coach of the Year: Kevin Cheek, Skyline
Class 3
Braelyn Turnbough, so., Arcadia Valley
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Braylin Brunkhorst, jr., Centralia
Ryenn Gordon, so., Centralia
McKinli Mays, jr., El Dorado Springs
Neely Schaaf, sr., El Dorado Springs
Ashton Bell, sr., Fair Grove
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Brooke Daniels, sr., Fair Grove
Abbey Green, sr., Fair Grove
Vivian Bax, sr., Fatima
Jacie Kassanavoid, so., Lathrop
Delaney Richards, sr., Lone Jack
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Myia Dillman, so., Mid-Buchanan
Sydney Compton, sr., Palmyra
Ja’Niya Smith, sr., Portageville
Loganne Love, fr., Principia
Dasia Scott, so., Principia
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Callie McWilliams, sr., South Shelby
Ashlyn Pinzke, sr., Stover
Ryleigh Davis, fr., Thayer
Chloe Jones, jr., Willow Springs
Player of the Year: Brooke Daniels, Fair Grove
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Coach of the Year: Gary Greene, Fair Grove
Class 4
Kylee Cole, sr., Aurora
Aliana Arambula, jr., Benton
Andrea Simmons, sr., Benton
Bella Imhoff, jr., Boonville
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Hailey Rademan, sr., California
Allysa O’Connor, sr., Central (Park Hills)
Carsyn Hagood (Shipp), so., Doniphan
Ellie White, so., Doniphan
P.J. Reutzel, sr., Fredericktown
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Alyce Edwards, so., Kennett
Hailey Buckman, jr., Logan-Rogersville
Jordyn Haywood, fr., MICDS
Ali Daniels, sr., Owensville
Aniston Mapes, sr., Potosi
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Alex Nicastro, jr., St. Charles West
Lydia Kemnitzer, sr., St. James
Elsie Larsen, jr., Strafford
Kinley Larsen, fr., Strafford
Evelyn Shane, jr., Ursuline Academy
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Kiera Burns, sr., Vashon
Player of the Year: Carson Hagood (Shipp), Doniphan
Coach of the Year: Adam Epps, Doniphan
Class 5
Alannah Howard, jr., Cardinal Ritter
Nylah Scales, so., Cardinal Ritter
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Madison Mills, sr., Farmington
Taylor McCarthy, so., Farmington
Jada Smith, sr., Grandview
Claire Morris, jr., Helias Catholic
Nevaeh Shockley, sr., Hillcrest
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Zha Harris, jr., Lift for Lift Academy Charter
Amaya Manuel, so., Lift for Life Academy Charter
Diamond Polk, jr., Lift for Life Academy Charter
Quinn Aldridge, jr., Marshfield
Peyton Ward, so., Marshfield
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Siena Snyder, sr., Parkway West
Peyton Wohlford, sr., Smithville
Madison Lynch, sr., St. Dominic
Ava Pratt, so., St. Michael the Archangel Catholic
Jaz Rhodes, so., St. Teresa’s Academy
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Nora Roddy, sr., St. Teresa’s Academy
Sophia Helling, sr., Union
Jael Green, jr., University City
Player of the Year: Amaya Manuel, Lift for Life Academy Charter
Coach of the Year: Chris Porter, Lift for Life Academy Charter
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Class 6
Lauren Onrtwerth, jr., Cor Jesu Academy
Sy’Rae Stemmons, sr., Hickman
Nevaeh Caffey, sr., Incarnate Word Academy
Peyton Hill, sr., Incarnate Word Academy
Camryn Alsdorf, sr., Jackson
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Moriyah Douglass, jr., John Burroughs
Mikayla Pilley, sr., Kickapoo
Josie Salazar, jr., Kickapoo
Antil Snoddy, jr., Lee’s Summit North
Alex Couch, jr., Liberty North
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Jordan Speiser, sr., Lutheran St. Charles
Brooke Teter, sr., Nixa
Addison Bjorn, jr., Park Hill South
Ava McCulla, sr., Parkway South
Elli Porter, sr., Rock Bridge
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Jayda Porter, jr., Rock Bridge
Rylee Dodson, so., Rolla
Destiny Manyawu, so., Staley
Ava Miles, jr., Staley
Mya Robinson, jr., Troy Buchanan
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Player of the Year: Addison Bjorn, Park Hill South
Coach of the Year: Mike Bennett, Staley
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Kentucky basketball fans have seemed to have finally gotten their wish. After receiving a lot of pushback for not making a change to the starting lineup, more specifically not starting Jaland Lowe since returning from injury, Mark Pope is making a change. According to KSR’s Jack Pilgrim, both Lowe and Jayden Quaintance will start in Kentucky’s game against Missouri. Pilgrim reports the two will replace Collin Chandler and Malachi Moreno as starters against Missouri, which will make the lineup Jaland Lowe, Denzel Aberdeen, Otega Oweh, Mo Dioubate and Jayden Quaintance.
It’s a long-time coming for Kentucky fans, as since Jaland Lowe has been back from injury on Dec. 5, he hasn’t started a single game. Even in the games before he wasn’t included in Kentucky’s starting lineup. That’s seven games played with zero starts to show for it, with fans constantly wondering why Lowe has continued to come into the games following the first media timeout after Kentucky has already fallen behind. He’s not the only one being included in the lineup change, with Quaintance starting as well. Quaintance made his debut against St. John’s and has since been working to get acclimated after spending nine months returning from an injury. Now, he’s getting the start, too. We haven’t seen the two on the floor together since Kentucky’s second-half surge to beat St. John’s on Dec. 20.
The chatter around the starting lineup questions has mainly centered around Lowe, as he is clearly the engine of this team. When he’s not in, Kentucky sturggles to have any flow, or identity for that matter. Now, the Wildcats have the opportunity to start the game off fresh instead of it being like the last game where Kentucky fell behind 9-5 before Lowe came in. Mark Pope hinted on his radio show Monday that this development with Lowe was coming, saying “starting is in his future” while also noting that they’re continuing to ‘nurse’ him along. Before that, though, during Kentucky’s 10-day break between the Bellarmine and Alabama games, Pope discussed the reason why Jaland Lowe had not been starting:
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“We’re trying to limit his contact and exposure so much in practice that, the thinking behind that is like, let’s protect the integrity of the group that we have getting most of the reps in practice to actually be able to go perform on the court, just to give some continuity.” At the time, Pope wasn’t sure if that was the right way to go about it, but it’s something he said they would continue to be thinking about moving forward. “That might not be the right answer. We’re going to kind of explore that as we go. It also gives you a chance to maybe extend his healthy window, which we’re hoping is going to be the entire season, by not being the headline guy at the beginning of a scout.”
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Well, those comments from Pope combined with the pushback from fans has now led to Jaland Lowe finally making his first start as a Kentucky Wildcat. Mark Pope now has real chance for his team to build some momentum with two players on the floor together in Lowe and Quaintance who will hopefully be staying on the floor together and consistently moving forward. This development is going to be what Kentucky fans focus on most against Missouri.
The Missouri Lottery offers several draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at Jan. 6, 2026, results for each game:
Winning Mega Millions numbers from Jan. 6 drawing
09-39-47-58-68, Mega Ball: 24
Check Mega Millions payouts and previous drawings here.
Winning Pick 3 numbers from Jan. 6 drawing
Midday: 3-4-8
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Midday Wild: 8
Evening: 8-5-7
Evening Wild: 4
Check Pick 3 payouts and previous drawings here.
Winning Pick 4 numbers from Jan. 6 drawing
Midday: 2-0-4-4
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Midday Wild: 8
Evening: 1-5-2-7
Evening Wild: 4
Check Pick 4 payouts and previous drawings here.
Winning Cash4Life numbers from Jan. 6 drawing
23-24-32-57-58, Cash Ball: 02
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Check Cash4Life payouts and previous drawings here.
Winning Cash Pop numbers from Jan. 6 drawing
Early Bird: 05
Morning: 10
Matinee: 01
Prime Time: 06
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Night Owl: 05
Check Cash Pop payouts and previous drawings here.
Winning Show Me Cash numbers from Jan. 6 drawing
02-12-26-29-30
Check Show Me Cash payouts and previous drawings here.
Feeling lucky? Explore the latest lottery news & results
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Are you a winner? Here’s how to claim your lottery prize
All Missouri Lottery retailers can redeem prizes up to $600. For prizes over $600, winners have the option to submit their claim by mail or in person at one of Missouri Lottery’s regional offices, by appointment only.
To claim by mail, complete a Missouri Lottery winner claim form, sign your winning ticket, and include a copy of your government-issued photo ID along with a completed IRS Form W-9. Ensure your name, address, telephone number and signature are on the back of your ticket. Claims should be mailed to:
Ticket Redemption
Missouri Lottery
P.O. Box 7777
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Jefferson City, MO 65102-7777
For in-person claims, visit the Missouri Lottery Headquarters in Jefferson City or one of the regional offices in Kansas City, Springfield or St. Louis. Be sure to call ahead to verify hours and check if an appointment is required.
For additional instructions or to download the claim form, visit the Missouri Lottery prize claim page.
When are the Missouri Lottery drawings held?
Powerball: 9:59 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
Mega Millions: 10 p.m. Tuesday and Friday.
Pick 3: 12:45 p.m. (Midday) and 8:59 p.m. (Evening) daily.
Pick 4: 12:45 p.m. (Midday) and 8:59 p.m. (Evening) daily.
Powerball Double Play: 9:59 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
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Damon Wilson II is reportedly set to transfer again after a nine-sack season at Missouri. Ed Zurga / Getty Images
Damon Wilson II, the player at the center of a lawsuit showdown with Georgia over his transfer to Missouri last year, is planning to re-enter the portal, a source briefed on the decision said.
Wilson figures to be a premium target for teams that need an edge rusher: He led Missouri with nine sacks this season, which was tied for third in the SEC. The news of his plans was reported by On3 on Tuesday afternoon. But his decision to enter is more intriguing given his ongoing legal dispute with Georgia over his exit from that program last year.
Wilson spent his first two seasons in Athens. He transferred to Missouri last January. In October, Georgia sued him, seeking $390,000 in damages from Wilson for leaving the team after the program said he signed an agreement to return for the 2025 season. Georgia filed to compel Wilson to arbitration.
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Wilson answered on Dec. 23 by filing a lawsuit against Georgia in Boone County, Mo. Wilson’s attorneys alleged a civil conspiracy by Georgia’s athletic department and collective to “penalize Wilson for his decision to transfer.” The lawsuit also alleged the agreement Wilson signed with Georgia in December 2024 was not a contract.
This was believed to be the first time a player and a school took each other to court over a transfer decision and figures to be closely watched. Wilson leaving Missouri would not end the court proceedings.
Wilson’s legal representatives did not offer immediate comment on Tuesday afternoon.
