Ohio High School Girls Basketball Players Named to All-Ohio Teams

The All-Ohio teams, selected by the OPSMA, recognize outstanding achievements in high school girls' basketball across different divisions (IV, V, VI, and VII). Players are nominated from seven districts based on regular-season performance. Division IV highlights include Naomi Benson of Streetsboro named Player of the Year, with an impressive average of 19.4 points per game, along with being an Illinois commit. In the same division, Eve Schwemley (21.5 ppg) of Shelby and Makaree Chapman (21.0 ppg) of Lexington, made the first team.

In Division V, Mel Blubaugh from Clear Fork, averaging 18.5 ppg, also received first-team honors, leading her team to its first Sweet 16 appearance since 1989.

Division VI saw Elly Evarts of Gibsonburg (22.8 ppg) being named first team. In Division VII, Avery Brandewie of Fort Loramie was named Player of The Year (19.8 ppg).

Q: Who selects the All-Ohio girls basketball teams?

The Ohio Prep Sports Media Association (OPSMA).

Q: How are players nominated for the All-Ohio teams?

Players are nominated from the seven OPSMA districts based on regular-season performance.

Q: Which divisions were included in the recent All-Ohio girls basketball team announcements?

Divisions IV, V, VI, and VII.

The announcement of the All-Ohio teams highlights the talent and hard work seen in girls' high school basketball. Do you think these awards adequately represent the best players in Ohio? Share this article with others who need to stay ahead of this trend!