ALL STAR GIRLS

Kate Beckler / Alemany

* 5-8, Jr.

* Guard

* The Mission League co-most valuable player averaged 24 points and 3.6 assists in leading the Indians to their 10th consecutive 20-victory season.

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Cara Blumfield / El Camino Real

* 5-6, Sr.

* Guard

* A four-year starter, Blumfield averaged 18.1 points, 5.6 assists and five steals, leading the Conquistadores to the West Valley League title and a City Championship quarterfinal.

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Markia Derby / North Hollywood

* 5-8, Sr.

* Forward

* Among the region’s most versatile players, Derby averaged 18.2 points, 9.4 rebounds, 2.9 assists and three steals. She led the Huskies to their ninth consectutive league title.

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LaTricia Fleming / Canyon

* 6-0, Jr.

* Forward

* A transfer from Monroe, Fleming made an immediate impact, earning Foothill League co-player of the year honors after averaging 17.9 points and 11.3.

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Sinnamonn Garrett / Crescenta Valley

* 5-9, Jr.

* Forward

* The Pacific League’s most valuable player, Garrett averaged 18.3 points and 6.8 rebounds in leading the Falcons to a share of their fourth consecutive league championship.

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Briana Kentfield / Hart

* 6-2, Sr.

* Center

* The third consecutive Hart post player to be chosen All-Valley, Kentfield, the Foothill League co-most valuable player, averaged 13.5 points to lead the Indians to their seventh league title in a row.

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Christine Lambert / Paraclete

* 6-2, Sr.

* Forward

* A multiple-sport star who has committed to Connecticut for volleyball, Lambert averaged 15.8 points, 11.6 rebounds and 2.8 blocked shots.

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Vonetta Lanier / Palmdale

* 5-9, Sr.

* Guard

* The best guard from the Golden League since Edniesha Curry, Lanier averaged 17 points and six rebounds to lead the Falcons to their seventh consecutive league title.

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Brooke Porter / Harvard-Westlake

* 5-5, Jr.

* Guard

* Among the region’s best pressure players, Porter was the top three-point shooter for the state Division III finalists. She averaged 11 points, six assists and three steals.

COACH OF THE YEAR

Brian Taylor / Harvard-Westlake

* A third-year coach, Taylor led the Wolverines to a 29-6 record and the state Division III final. His assistant coach was Provat Gupta.