Mountain View's Addison Kilmer All-State
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GIRLS BASKETBALL: Four from Lackawanna League named all-state
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Mountain View junior Addison Kilmer is named to the first team in Class 2A.
Scranton Prep senior Jenna Hillebrand , Dunmore senior Sophia Talutto and Old Forge senior Jewlya McCullon are all-state players.
Kilmer averaged 18.4 points, 12.2 rebounds, 3.9 blocks and was the coaches’ Division III Player of the Year.
Five players from the Wyoming Valley Conference received all-state nods.
Five girls from the conference received all state nods.
Former Scranton High standout Zya Small was a first -team pick on the non-PIAA all-State team.
Perkiomen Valley 's Grace Galbavy was named Player of the Year in Class 6A.
Class 4A Player of the Year: Shayla Smith , Audenried Charter , 5 -10, Sr. , coach Tom Lonergan , Lansdale Catholic .
Loyalsock Township's Alaina Dadzie , 6 -1, Jr. Lacey Kriebel was named the Class 3A player of the year .
Layke Fields , Kennedy Catholic , was the Class 2A player and coach of the season .
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