Originally published March 18, 2008 at 12:00 AM | Page modified March 18, 2008 at 5:19 PM

All-State boys and girls basketball teams

Boys All-State team Player School Ht. Yr. Pos. Ppg. FIRST TEAM DeAngelo Casto Ferris (Spokane) 6-8 Sr. C 14. 6 Two-time first-teamer averaged...

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Boys All-State team
Player	School	Ht.	Yr.	Pos.	Ppg.
FIRST TEAM
DeAngelo Casto	Ferris (Spokane)	6-8	Sr.	C	14.6
Two-time first-teamer averaged 18.7 points in postseason, set 4A tourney block record.
Reggie Moore	Rainier Beach	6-0	Sr.	G	13.1
Floor leader of 3A champion Vikings averaged a double-double.
Abdul Gaddy	Bellarmine Prep (Tacoma)	6-3	Jr.	G	24.0
Arizona recruit has smooth shot and quick first step.
Peyton Siva	Franklin	6-0	Jr.	G	19.1
KingCo 4A MVP can beat teams going to basket and from outside.
Josh Smith	Kentwood (Covington)	6-9	So.	F	21.5
270-pounder set school rebounding record, shot incredible 74 percent.
SECOND TEAM
Avery Bradley	Bellarmine Prep (Tacoma)	6-3	Jr.	G	25.7
The state's leading 4A scorer is also one of best rebounding guards.
Shawn Stockton	Ferris (Spokane)	6-1	Sr.	G	15.0
Montana signee, nephew of NBA great John Stockton, makes 2-time state champs go.
Jared Karstetter	Ferris (Spokane)	6-5	Sr.	F	10.0
4A tournament MVP, a Washington State football signee, can take anyone off dribble.
Renado Parker	Kentridge	6-5	Sr.	F	21.4
Down regular-season stretch, few were better than Chargers' big man.
Mike Ladd	Rainier Beach	6-4	Sr.	G	15.8
3A tournament MVP wowed fans with dunks, but shoots well from outside, too


Girls All-State team
Player	School	Ht.	Yr.	Pos.	Ppg.
FIRST TEAM
Ashley Corral	Prairie (Brush Prairie)	5-9	Sr.	G	18.9
State's only McDonald's All-American is bound for USC
Kristi Kingma	Jackson (Mill Creek)	5-11	Sr.	G	23.1
UW-bound guard scored record 43 in 4A state tournament game.
Katie Grad	Auburn Riverside	5-8	Sr.	G	20.5
Led Ravens to second consecutive 3A title with defense, outside shooting.
Carly Noyes	Moses Lake	6-5	Jr.	F	19.1
Dominating post player led Moses Lake to runner-up state finish in 4A.
Eryn Jones	Meadowdale (Lynnwood)	5-8	Sr.	G	22.0
Tremendous scorer, heading to Portland State
SECOND TEAM
Brittany Kennedy	Lewis and Clark (Spokane)	6-0	Sr.	G	9.0
Team player big reason Tigers won three consecutive 4A championships.
Lindsey Moore	Kentwood (Covington)	5-10	Jr.	G	18.2
Savvy guard led Conquerors to undefeated SPSL North Division season.
Kayla Standish	Ellensburg	6-3	Sr.	F	22.9
Three-sport star for 2A runners-up about to play for Gonzaga.
Ashlee Smith	Skyview (Vancouver)	6-0	Sr.	C	17.6
Post player, headed to Saint Mary's, plays bigger than she is.
Sara Halasz	Lakes (Lakewood)	6-0	Sr.	G-F	19.9
New Mexico signee led Lancers to Western Cascade Conference title.


Boys top honors
Player of Year	Class	Coach of Year
DeAngelo Casto, Ferris (Spokane)	4A	Don Van Lierop, Ferris (Spokane)
Reggie Moore, Rainier Beach	3A	Mike Bethea, Rainier Beach
Jake Anderson, Burlington-Edison	2A	Rick Skeen, Burlington-Edison
Gerald Hill, Charles Wright (Tacoma)	1A	Roger Sonderland, River View (Knnwck)
Chase Ramey, NW Christian (Colbert)	2B	Ray Ricks, NW Christian (Colbert)
Joel Koopmans, Sunnyside Christian	1B	Bill Edwardson, Entiat


Girls top honors
Player of year	Class	Coach of year
Ashley Corral, Prairie (Brush Prairie)	4A	Matt Strophy, Moses Lake
Katie Grad, Auburn Riverside	3A	Adam Barrett, Auburn Riverside
Kayla Standish, Ellensburg	2A	Curtis Norwood, River Ridge (Lacey)
Brianne Ryan, Lynden Christian	1A	Curt De Haan, Lynden Christian
Jasmine Stohr, LaSalle (Yakima)	2B	Alyssa Goins, LaSalle (Yakima)
Elisha Lopez, Garfield-Palouse	1B	Steve Swinney, Garfield-Palouse

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