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Macie Arzner, McMinnville. Sara Barhoum, Clackamas. The senior guard sank seven 3-point baskets on her way to scoring 30 points for the Cavaliers in a victory at Reynolds in a Mt. Hood Conference contest. Tenley Bozeman, Sherwood. The junior forward had 16 points, six rebounds, five deflections, three steals and three blocks for the Bowmen in a loss to Century in a Pacific Conference game at Sherwood High School.
Maggie Brown, Days Creek. Kaylor Buse, West Linn. The sophomore tallied a game-high 20 points with six steals, three blocks, three rebounds and two assists for the Lions in their win over Lakeridge in a Three Rivers League contest at West Linn High School. Taylor Donaldson, South Albany. The junior post scored a game-high 21 points and pulled down five rebounds to help the RedHawks notch a win at Silverton in a Mid-Willamette Conference showdown.
Makayla Ford, Canby. She also excels on defense and provides the squad with strong leadership. Love Forde, Nelson. The sophomore forward averaged 15 points, 6. Hood Conference contests. Ceanna Forney, Jesuit.
The freshman post, playing in her first two Metro League contests, had totals of 25 points, 25 rebounds and 13 blocks for the Crusaders in wins against Mountainside and Sunset. Ali Heinly, Caldera. Dyllyn Howell, South Medford. Sahara Kramer, Oakland. The sophomore guard poured in 33 points, including 16 in the second quarter, and added three steals for the Oakers in their home win over Illinois Valley in Sunset Conference action. She had 25 points, eight rebounds, three steals, two assists and two blocks in a win over Regis.
