USA Today All-USA High School Basketball Team - Girls' Basketball Players and Coaches of The Year

Girls' Basketball Players and Coaches of The Year

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Year Player School Hometown College WNBA Draft
1982-1983 Tina Hutchinson East St. Louis Senior High School East St. Louis, IL San Diego State Did not play in WNBA
1983-1984 Chana Perry Brookhaven High School Brookhaven, MS NE Louisiana/San Diego State Did not play in WNBA
1984-1985 Nora Lewis Richwoods High School Peoria, IL Louisiana Tech Did not play in WNBA
1985-1986 Beth Hunt Socastee High School Socastee, SC Maryland/South Carolina Did not play in WNBA
1986-1987 Teri Mann Point Loma High School San Diego, CA Western Kentucky/Liberty Did not play in WNBA
1987-1988 Dawn Staley Dobbins Tech High School Philadelphia, PA Virginia 1st Round - 9th Pick of 1999 (Sting)
1988-1989 Lisa Harrison Southern High School Louisville, KY Tennessee 3rd Round - 34th Pick of 1999 (Mercury)
1989-1990 Lisa Leslie Morningside High School Inglewood, CA USC 7th Pick of the 1997 Initial Player Allocation Draft (Sparks)
1990-1991 Tiffany Woosley Central High School Shelbyville, TN Tennessee Undrafted in the 1997 WNBA Draft
1991-1992 Yolanda Watkins Decatur High School Decatur, AL Alabama Did not play in WNBA
1992-1993 La'Keshia Frett Phoebus High School Hampton, VA Georgia 4th Round - 40th Pick of 1999 (Sparks)
1993-1994 Nykesha Sales Bloomfield High School Bloomfield, CT Connecticut 2nd Pick of 1999 Expansion Players Allocation Draft (Miracle)
1994-1995 Stephanie White Seeger High School West Lebanon, IN Purdue 2nd Round - 21st Pick of 1999 (Sting)
1995-1996 Shea Ralph Terry Sanford High School Fayetteville, NC Connecticut 3rd Round - 40th Pick of 2000 (Starzz)
1996-1997 Semeka Randall Trinity High School Garfield Heights, OH Tennessee 2nd Round - 17th Pick of 2001 (Storm)
1997-1998 Tamika Williams Chaminade-Julienne High School Dayton, OH Connecticut 1st Round - 6th Pick of 2002 (Lynx)
1998-1999 Nina Smith Waterloo West High School Waterloo, IA Wisconsin/Holy Family Did not play in WNBA
1999-2000 Shereka Wright Copperas Cove High School Copperas Cove, TX Purdue 1st Round - 13th Pick of 2004 (Shock)
2000-2001 Shyra Ely Ben Davis High School Indianapolis, IN Tennessee 2nd Round - 14th Pick of 2005 (Silver Stars)
2001-2002 Ann Strother Highlands Ranch High School Highlands Ranch, CO Connecticut 2nd Round - 15th Pick of 2006 (Comets)
2002-2003 Candace Parker Central High School Naperville, IL Tennessee 1st Round - 1st Pick of 2008 (Sparks)
2003-2004 Candace Parker Central High School Naperville, IL Tennessee 1st Round - 1st Pick of 2008 (Sparks)
2004-2005 Courtney Paris Millenium High School Piedmont, CA Oklahoma 1st Round - 7th Pick of 2009 (Monarchs)
2005-2006 Tina Charles Christ The King Regional High School Queens, NY Connecticut 1st Round - 1st Pick of 2010 (Sun)
2006-2007 Maya Moore Collins Hill High School Suwanee, GA Connecticut 1st Round - 1st Pick of 2011 (Lynx)
2007-2008 Elena Delle Donne Ursuline Academy Wilmington, DE Connecticut/Delaware 1st Round - 2nd Pick of 2013 (Sky)
2008-2009 Brittney Griner Nimitz High School Houston, TX Baylor 1st Round - 1st Pick of 2013 (Mercury)
2009-2010 Chiney Ogwumike Cy-Fair High School Cypress, TX Stanford Not eligible for the WNBA Draft until 2014
2010-2011 Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis Mater Dei High School Santa Ana, CA Connecticut Not eligible for the WNBA Draft until 2015
2011-2012 Breanna Stewart Cicero – North Syracuse High School Syracuse, NY Connecticut Not eligible for the WNBA Draft until 2016.
2012-2013 Diamond Deshields Norcross High School Norcross, GA North Carolina Not eligible for the WNBA Draft until 2017.
Year Coach School Hometown
1982-1983 Gus Grason Towson Catholic High School Towson, MD
1983-1984 Tommy Aldridge Longview High School Longview, TX
1984-1985 Mary Kay Hungate Richwoods High School Peoria, IL
1985-1986 Jim Holwerda Brookings High School Brookings, SD
1986-1987 Reggie Carney Harold G. Hoffman High School South Amboy, NJ
1987-1988 Art Taneyhill Altoona High School Altoona, PA
1988-1989 Rick Insell Central High School Shelbyville, TN
1989-1990 Sandra Meadows Duncanville High School Duncanville, TX
1990-1991 Rick Insell Central High School Shelbyville, TN
1991-1992 Wendell Yoshida Palos Verdes Peninsula High School Palos Verdes, CA
1992-1993 Vincent Cannizzaro Christ The King Regional High School Queens, NY
1993-1994 John Hattrup Brea Olinda High School Brea, CA
1994-1995 Brad Smith Oregon City High School Oregon City, OR
1995-1996 Brad Smith Oregon City High School Oregon City, OR
1996-1997 Brad Smith Oregon City High School Oregon City, OR
1997-1998 Vincent Cannizzaro Christ The King Regional High School Queens, NY
1998-1999 Dave Buthcher Pickerington High School Pickerington, OH
1999-2000 James Anderson Narbonne High School Harbor City, CA
2000-2001 James Anderson Narbonne High School Harbor City, CA
2001-2002 Al Austin Ribault High School Jacksonville, FL
2002-2003 Joe Lombard Canyon High School Canyon, TX
2003-2004 Ed Grezinsky Murry Bergtraum High School New York, NY
2004-2005 Bob Mackey Christ The King Regional High School Queens, NY
2005-2006 Bob Mackey Christ The King Regional High School Queens, NY
2006-2007 Tracey Tipton Collins Hill High School Suwanee, GA
2007-2008 Brian Harrigan Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep San Francisco, CA
2008-2009 Stan Benge Ben Davis High School Indianapolis, IN
2009-2010 Kevin Kiernan Mater Dei High School Santa Ana, CA
2010-2011 Anthony Smith Bolingbrook High School Bolingbrook, IL

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