Eastern Oregon girls basketball stars shine on 1A All-State teams

EASTERN OREGON — A bevy of local high school girls basketball stars represented Eastern Oregon well this past season.

In recognition of their exceptional performance, many of these players are now being honored as top athletes in the state.

The Oregon Basketball Coaches Association has announced its 1A Girls All-State teams, selected through voting by coaches across the state.

State champs Crane, who finished a dominating regular season by going undefeated, dominated the top awards such as Player of the Year for senior Kortney Doman and Coach of the Year for Tomika Doman, Kortney’s mother. 

Powder Valley’s Jodi Bingham also earned her way to first team honors, with many other athletes from Eastern Oregon making the list. 

Below are the full 1A Girls All-State teams, with local athletes name in bold: 

Coach of Year:

Tomika Doman (Crane)

Player of the Year:

Kortney Doman (Crane)

First Team:

Brooklyn Cyr (North Douglas)

Jodi Bingham (Powder Valley)

Audra Rose (St. Paul)

Kaitlyn Siegner (Crane)

Audra Rose (St. Paul)

Second Team:

Julie Hull (South Wasco)

Brooke McHaffie (North Douglas)

Lucy Nyborg (Southwest Christian)

Kenzie Tuttle (Jordan Valley)

Kaelyn Shoemaker (Union)

Third Team:

Ava Bowen (Crane)

Kellee Dixon (Powder Valley)

Lilly Garfield (Country Christian)

Emily Murphy (North Lake)

Keslynn Turner (North Clackamas Christian)

Honorable Mention:

Brooke Teel (Prairie City/Burnt River)

CeCe Weiser (Chiloquin)

Kendyl Elias (Umpqua Valley Christian)

Maddy Vaughn (North Douglas)

Violette Anderson (Trout Lake)

Lucy Barrowcliff (Mohawk)

Meg Eiguren (Jordan Valley)

Sophie Moeller (Wallowa)

Nevaeh Thew (Echo)

Taya Nelson (Crane)

Gracie Koch (St. Paul)

Mayela De La Fuente (Echo)

Racheal Stirewalt (Imbler)

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