Meet the Detroit Free Press 2024 girls basketball Dream Team and All-State teams

Meet the 2024 Detroit Free Press' girls basketball Dream Team and All-State teams:

Gabby Reynolds (captain)

School: Holland West Ottawa

Vitals: 5-foot-9, senior, guard

Stats: 29.9 points per game, scoring over 30 points 15 times and scoring 47 points in a game this year.

The buzz:Reynolds was named Miss Basketball and ended up finishing with 1,899 career points. She has signed to play in college for George Washington.

Gabby Reynolds of Holland West Ottawa won the 2024 Mick McCabe Miss Basketball Award at the Detroit Free Press on Monday, March 18, 2024.

West Ottawa coach Paul Chapman: “Gabby had a dominant season on her way to winning Miss Basketball. She meant everything to our team as a leader, hard worker, great teammate and carried a heavy load on both ends of the floor. She is the most impactful player I have ever had the privilege to coach in this great game.”

Summer Davis

School: West Bloomfield

Vitals: 5-9, senior, guard

Stats: 18.2 points per game, shot 41% from 3-point range.

The buzz: One half of West Bloomfield’s sister duo that propelled it to a second Division 1 state title in three years, Summer Davis was the bigger perimeter threat and shot the lights out for most of the year. She has signed with Georgia.

West Bloomfield coach Darrin McAllister: “Summer had the ability to shoot the 3-point shot and her leadership made her special. She was able to get the team to follow here in every capacity.”

Indya Davis

School: West Bloomfield

Vitals: 5-9, senior, forward

Stats: 15.0 points, 7.5 rebounds per game, shot 50% from the field.

The buzz: More of an interior presence, Indya Davis could also be a factor from the perimeter. There was no bigger shot this season than the 3-pointer she banked in at the end of regulation to force overtime in a semifinal win over Rockford. She also has signed with Georgia.

McAllister: “Indya shares the same leadership abilities (as Summer). She was more of a hands-on leader. Her versatility on the court was unmatched. She could play in the post, on the wing and could take the big shot.”

Madison Morson

School: Plymouth Salem

Vitals: 5-8, senior, guard

Stats: Averaged 25 points, 8.1 rebounds and 4.3 steals a game.

Salem's Madison Morson dribbles during a Division 1 girls basketball district semifinal on Wednesday, March 6, 2024.

The buzz: Signed with Central Michigan, Morson had 65 consecutive games scoring in double-figures and scored a school-record 44 points earlier this season in a game against Farmington Hills Mercy. She finished her career with over 1,500 career points.

Salem coach Rod Wells: “It is a joy to coach a team when your best players is your hardest worker. Maddie can score from all three levels. Her pull-up jump shot is phenomenal. She is the most athletic player in the state.”

Lily Zeinstra

School: Byron Center

Vitals: 5-11, senior, guard

Stats: Averaged 25 points, nine rebounds, 3.4 steals and 3.2 assists per game.

The buzz: Zeinstra was a scoring machine for Byron Center, collecting 39 points against Grandville and 38 points against Greenville. She has signed to play in college for Butler.

Byron Center coach Cameron Burns: “Lily was a fantastic leader that was vocal in practice, teaching her teammates as a ‘player-coach’ anything new we tried to install. Her basketball IQ was advanced and her effort was even better. She was always first in sprints, first in drills and wanted to win any competitions we had.”

Coach: Ryan Reichel

School: Ishpeming

Not only did Ishpeming win its first regional title in 50 years and its first ever state title by easily capturing the Division 4 crown, but the Hematites were so powerful that they might have made a deep run in the state tournament if they were in any of the other divisions. The only loss of the season for Ishpeming was a defeat to Division 2 semifinalist Negaunee, a team Ishpeming split two regular season games with.

Ishpeming's head coach Ryan Reichel calls out to players during the first quarter in the Division 4 girls basketball state semifinal against Fowler on Thursday, March 21, 2024, at the Breslin Center in East Lansing.

“This run didn’t happen by accident,” Reichel said. “These girls lived in the gym. They had the talent but they put those tools to work. It wasn’t given to them. It was earned.”

Division 1

First team

Aizlyn Albanese, Farmington Hills Mercy

Chelsea Bishop, Grand Blanc

Anna Wypych, Rockford (captain)

Lexi Ringley, Saginaw Heritage

Braxcynn Baker, Lowell

Second team

Maddy Benard, Grosse Pointe South

Madi Uyl, DeWitt

Sydney Savoury, Belleville

Grace Lyons, Rockford

Anna Lassan, South Lyon East

Third team

Gabrielle Piepho, Howell

Howell's Gabrielle Piepho drives past Williamston's Claire Casey during the Highlanders' 45-39 loss to Williamston Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2022.

Tayla Dillard, Kalamazoo Central

Anayya Davis, Utica Ford

Mckenzie Swanson, Birmingham Marian

Samone Andrews, Macomb Dakota

Honorable mention

Delaney Elsmore, Mattawan

Alexus Dunn, Greenville

Sienna Wolfe, Rockford

KJ Stokes-Jackson, Detroit King

Lakyn Karr, Mount Pleasant

Grace Carlson, Cedar Springs

A’Mya Hodges, Battle Creek Central

Tara Kurncz, DeWitt

Alena Blumberg, Dexter

Alayna Armstrong, Grand Ledge

Grand Ledge's Alayna Armstrong, left, shoots against Haslett's Durrgen McIntosh, Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2023, in Grand Ledge.

Brooklyn Tornes, Muskegon Reeths-Puffer

Sarah LaPrairie, Rochester Hills Stoney Creek

Mariah Sain, Muskegon

Macy Searles, Portage Central

Tambre Williams, Macomb Dakota

Josie DeSmit, Hudsonville

Kylah-Jordan Buggs, Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills

Vanessa Galovich, Utica

Natalie Babcock, Grosse Pointe North

Elena DiMaria, Plymouth

Asiyah Jihad, North Farmington

Alice Max, Rochester

Abby Sietsema, Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern

Khaleeya Cook, Muskegon Mona Shores

Keira Roehm, Saline

Kate Stemmer, Saline

Justice Trammell, Canton

Jordan Popyk, Novi

Novi's Jordan Popyk battles down low during a Kensington Lakes Activities Association-West girls basketball game on Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2024.

Izzy Nooe, South Lyon

Bree Eklund, Richland Gull Lake

DeMaya Asberry, Warren Cousino

Iliana Williams, Port Huron

Hannah Gillette, Grand Rapids Northview

Kaleigh Swiger, Cadillac

Lucida France, Traverse City Central

Jordyn Klaasen, Zeeland West

Brooke Swartz, Bay City Western

Ashley Weller, Jackson Northwest

Mara Mitchell, Jackson Northwest

Mya Porter, Coldwater

Maeve Nolan, Berkley

Melanie Kolnitys, Midland Dow

Lila Megyesi, Woodhaven

Christian Sanders, Detroit Renaissance

Detroit Renaissance's Christian Sanders drives for two in the second half against Detroit Cass Tech in the Detroit PSL basketball final at Wayne State Fieldhouse in Detroit on Sunday, Feb. 18, 2024. Renaissance beat Cass, 66-27.

Bri Thomas, Trenton

Victoria Gray, Temperance Bedford

Rhema Dozier, Holt

Sophia Klinger, East Lansing

Colleena Bryant, Wayne

Anaya Hardy, Detroit Renaissance

Adrianna Marsiglia, Kenowa Hills

Ravyn Guy, Flint Carman-Ainsworth

Mallory Woiteshek, Grand Haven

Gillian Sorrelle, Grand Haven

Kendall Hendrix, West Bloomfield

Ruby Smith, Bloomfield Hills

Santana Eubanks, East Kentwood