Girls basketball MAC all-stars announced for year
33 athletes named to three teams
BINGHAMTON – The sportsmanship award, the most valuable player and coach of the year honors were voted on by the Midstate Athletic Conference girls basketball coaches at end of the regular season.
The three awards along with the first, second and honorable mention all-star winners were announced at half time of the MAC boys championship on Friday at the Binghamton University Events Center,
Greene and Harpursville both received the sportsmanship awards. The coach of the year was given to Scott Young of the championship team from Deposit/Hancock and Laycee Drake was recognized with the league’s Most Valuable Player honors for the 2019-2020 season.
Below are the 33 girls basketball players who were named to one of the three teams for the all-star honors:
First Team:
Bainbridge-Guilford: Macie Leizear
Greene: Emma Smith
Oxford: Madalyn Barrows
Delhi: Sylvia Liddle, Sophia Wakin
Deposit/Hancock: Ariel Kellam
Unatego: Morgan Perry
Walton: McKenzie Clough
Second Team:
Oxford: Caitlyn Quigley
Greene: Olivia Kennedy
Unadilla Valley: Meegan White, Kyleigh George
Sidney: Emma Simmons
Unatego: Hali Lucia, Meghan Perry, Jenna Faulkner
Honorable Mention:
Oxford: Ellie Ryan, Karley Miller, Olivia Kelsey
Greene: Kylee Peck, McKenzie Drew
Unadilla Valley: Claire Converse
Afton: Oliviah Harris-Morris, Mallory Carman
Sidney: Savannah Baldwin
Delhi: Alanna Ruchar, Cella Schanbel, Riley Mason
Deposit-Hancock: Kelsey Young, Maddison Dawson
Harpursville: Ghia Medovich
Walton: Makara MacGibbon, Jacqlyn Gransbury
BINGHAMTON – The sportsmanship award, the most valuable player and coach of the year honors were voted on by the Midstate Athletic Conference girls basketball coaches at end of the regular season.
The three awards along with the first, second and honorable mention all-star winners were announced at half time of the MAC boys championship on Friday at the Binghamton University Events Center,
Greene and Harpursville both received the sportsmanship awards. The coach of the year was given to Scott Young of the championship team from Deposit/Hancock and Laycee Drake was recognized with the league’s Most Valuable Player honors for the 2019-2020 season.
Below are the 33 girls basketball players who were named to one of the three teams for the all-star honors:
First Team:
Bainbridge-Guilford: Macie Leizear
Greene: Emma Smith
Oxford: Madalyn Barrows
Delhi: Sylvia Liddle, Sophia Wakin
Deposit/Hancock: Ariel Kellam
Unatego: Morgan Perry
Walton: McKenzie Clough
Second Team:
Oxford: Caitlyn Quigley
Greene: Olivia Kennedy
Unadilla Valley: Meegan White, Kyleigh George
Sidney: Emma Simmons
Unatego: Hali Lucia, Meghan Perry, Jenna Faulkner
Honorable Mention:
Oxford: Ellie Ryan, Karley Miller, Olivia Kelsey
Greene: Kylee Peck, McKenzie Drew
Unadilla Valley: Claire Converse
Afton: Oliviah Harris-Morris, Mallory Carman
Sidney: Savannah Baldwin
Delhi: Alanna Ruchar, Cella Schanbel, Riley Mason
Deposit-Hancock: Kelsey Young, Maddison Dawson
Harpursville: Ghia Medovich
Walton: Makara MacGibbon, Jacqlyn Gransbury
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