Julie Raeder of Oostburg is a unanimous choice for the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Division 3 All-State team. Raeder is the only unanimous choice on the team as well as the only repeat selection. Raeder helped lead Oostburg to a co-conference championship and a fourth consecutive trip to state this season. The 5-10 guard has averaged better than 18 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assist and 2 steals per game, not to mention hit 57 three point baskets at a 49% clip.
Joining Raeder on the first team are: Moriah Begin, Destiny; Heather Bowe, Eau Claire Regis; Emily Kaiser, Cuba City; Katie Langmeier, Cuba City; LeTaya Mulhern, Osseo-Fairchild; Alyssa Olp, Brillion; Quinn Rear, Belleville; Deysha Smith-Jenkins, Whitefish Bay Dominican; Kaitlyn Thill, Ozaukee.
Begin led the state in scoring as a freshman for Destiny. Notching 25.2 points per game, the 5-7 guard helped the Eagles to a 20-2 season.
Bowe, a 6-0 forward, led Eau Claire Regis to an 18-6 record on the season. The University of Wisconsin commit averaged 16.2 points per game on the season.
Kaiser and Langmeier led a Cuban attack that has an average 30 point win margin and gone 27-0 leading into the state tournament. The 5-10 post duo’s stats nearly mirror each other, both averaging 12 points and 6 boards per game.
Mulhern made a big comeback during her senior year after being out as a junior due to injury. The 5-8 guard averaged close to 15 points per game and helped the Chieftans to a conference title, 21-1 record and a trip to the state tournament.
Olp, a 5-9 guard, led the Brillion Lions to the state tournament this season and an undefeated season in the Olympian conference. She averaged 12 points, 4 board, 4 assists and 3 steals on the season.
Rear averaged 17 points, 5 rebounds and 3 steals per game for Belleville. Her efforts helped the Wildcats capture a Capital-South crown with an undefeated conference record and went 23-2 overall.
Smith-Jenkins had a breakout sophomore season putting up 19.2 points per game for Dominican. The 5-9 guard helped the Knights tie for a Midwest Classic championship.
Thill helped Ozaukee capture a co-championship in the Central Lakeshore conference. The 5-4 guard averaged 19 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists and 6 steals per game for the Warriors.
WBCA D3 ALL-STATE TEAM
Moriah Begin, Fr., Destiny
Heather Bowe, So., Eau Claire Regis
Emily Kaiser, Sr., Cuba City
Katie Langmeier, Sr., Cuba City
LeTaya Mulhern, Sr., Osseo-Fairchild
Alyssa Olp, Sr., Brillion
Julie Raeder, Sr., Oostburg*
Quinn Rear, Jr., Belleville
Deysha Smith-Jenkins, So., Whitefish Bay Dominican
Kaitlyn Thill, Sr., Ozaukee
*unanimous
WBCA D3 HONORABLE MENTION
Kassia Anderson, Sr., Fall Creek
Taylor Bahr, Jr., Shoreland Lutheran
Ali Benning, Sr., Howards Grove
Emily Harrison, Sr., Elk Mound
Krystal Hubbard, Sr., Fennimore
Amanda Huibregtse, Sr., Oostburg
Jenni Gust, Jr., Colfax
Carley Jeffery, Jr., Cambridge
Jenna Larsen, Sr., Parkview
Alexis Lindstrom, So., Howards Grove
Lexie Peterman, So., Oshkosh Lourdes
The voting committee for Division 3 consisted of: Sean Brady, Racine St. Catherine's; Bill Freidig, Belleville; Angie Maternowsky, St. Croix Falls; Jason Martzke, Fall Creek; Jay Pitt, Amherst; Jeremy Stryhn, Mishicot.
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