ALL-NORTH

First team

DESTINY PITTS

Birmingham Detroit Country Day

6-feet, junior guard (captain)

Can hit shots from anywhere, making 50% from the floor, 43% beyond the arc and 86% from the line. Scored 17 points per game and led the Yellowjackets to the state semifinals.

Coach Frank Orlando: “Destiny is a unique player. She can do so many things to help you out on the court. She has that ability to read the game.”

DEJA CHURCH

Southfield-Lathrup

5-9, Jr. G

The leading scorer on a team ranked No. 1 in Class A for much of the season, ringing up 19 points per game with six rebounds, four steals and three assists.

Coach Michele Marshall: “Deja was our most versatile player and a real student of the game. She was our best defender and took on the responsibility of guarding the other team’s best player.”

ANTOINETTE MILLER

Southfield-Lathrup

5-7, Sr. G

Quick combo guard was known for her passing, but could also be a scorer, putting up 17 points per contest. Led Chargers to 21-4 mark and OAA Red crown. Signed with Cincinnati.

Coach Michele Marshall: “Antoinette is a pass-first point guard who gets her teammates involved, but she can also attack the rim or shoot the 3-ball. She’s an all-around player who makes our offense go.”

ELIZABETH GROBBEL

Birmingham Marian

6-1, Sr. C

Provided stability for the rebuilding Mustangs, who won the Catholic League and a district title after losing all five starters from the prior season. Averaged 10.3 points, 8.8 boards.

Coach Mary Cicerone: “Her biggest attributes are her leadership and experience, and her court awareness. She protected the paint and was a huge post presence.”

ALEXIS JOHNSON

Southfield

5-10, Fr. G-F

Johnson’s play was a nice surprise for 20-2 Southfield, which was able to move up a level in the OAA and become Blue division champions. She led the team in scoring at 11.7 ppg.

Coach Jamie Glinz: “She brought a lot of excitement, a lot of energy. She’s very athletic and has a nice jump shot. She definitely added another dimension for us, something we didn’t have.”

Coach of the Year

Jamie Glinz, Southfield

All-Detroit high school girls basketball teams

Second team

Kaela Webb, Birmingham Detroit Country Day

Kayla Luchenbach, Clarkston

Kristen Nelson, Farmington Hills Harrison

Kierra Crockett, North Farmington

Mackenzie Harbort, Birmingham Seaholm

All-East high school girls basketball teams

Third team

Evelyn Wischmeyer, Lake Orion

Zora Pullen, Farmington Hills Mercy

Taiye Bello, Southfield Lathrup

Amber Stephens, Farmington Hills Harrison

Olivia Moore, Birmingham Marian

All-West high school girls basketball teams

Honorable mention

Maddie Novak, Lake Orion

Alex Troy, Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes

Kehinde Bello, Southfield-Lathrup

Stormeigh Mattison, Southfield

Sonya Williams, Oak Park

Makoya Denham, Berkley

D’Layna Holliman, Southfield

Samantha Potter, Royal Oak

Megan Lenihan, Troy

Katherine Prina, Bloomfield Hills

Charlika Stubbs, West Bloomfield

Quionche (Sha) Carter, Birmingham Groves

Celia Somers, Berkley

Michele Gervais, Troy Athens

Infinnatie Rowe, Pontiac

Ghyanna Green, Hazel Park

Kayla Boyd, Ferndale

Alissa Smith, Auburn Hills Avondale

Jenna Norgrove, Rochester

Abbey Powell, Farmington

Dana Hoerman, Birmingham Seaholm

Amber Davis, Oak Park

Allie Lipson, Novi

Cara Ninkovich, Novi

Bailey Mattison, Walled Lake Northern

Janara Flowers, Walled Lake Western

Jordan Walczyk, Walled Lake Western

Haley Tewes, Waterford Kettering

Myra Williams, Waterford Mott

Emily Bernas, Waterford Kettering

Lillia Schoof, Waterford Kettering

Ellie Mackay, Novi