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The 2023-24 girls' basketball season saw some amazing talent grace the Greater Houston-Area hardwoods across the public and private school landscapes.
After all was said and done, Houston was home to two McDonald's All-Americans as dozens of stars headed to play college basketball next fall.
But did they make the coveted ALL-VYPE Girls Basketball Teams?
Here are the 2024 ALL-VYPE Public and Private School Teams!
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ALL-VYPE PUBLIC SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAMS
FIRST-TEAM
Shun’teria Anumele, FB Austin
Justice Carlton, Seven Lakes
Ayla McDowell, Cypress Springs
Okeke Ogechi, Hightower
Zachara Perkins, Summer Creek
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SECOND-TEAM
Aniah Alexis, Cypress Lakes
A’Zyua Blair, Pearland
Alaysia Cook, Randle
Cynthia LeCompte, Barbers Hill
Janiya Murphy, Summer Creek
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THIRD-TEAM
Brooklyn Alexander, CE King
Madison Bob, Hightower
Madison Carlton, Seven Lakes
Nataliyah Gray, Alief Taylor
Timya Grice, Katy Taylor
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ALL-VYPE PRIVATE SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAMS
First-Team
Mercy Freeman, Rosehill Christian School
Emrie Holt, Episcopal
Me’Arah O’Neal, Episcopal
Livy Sauvageau, Second Baptist School
Mila Rossini, Village School
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Second-Team
Sydney Marshall, Kinkaid
Alani Owens, Conroe Covenant School
Makynna Robbins, Lutheran South
Riley Tackett, Second Baptist School
Shaniya Williams, Village School
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Third-Team
Kenley Benson, Concordia Lutheran
Lauren Hull, Kinkaid
Kayla Phillips, Houston Christian
Grace Whering, Second Baptist School
Madison Wilson, Rosehill Christian School
FIGHTING FOR SUPREMACY: Gray leads the pack for No. 23 Alief Taylor
Alief Taylor was on the brink of reaching the second round of the playoffs a year ago but fell just short to Clear Brook. Now, the Lions will look to make some noise in the regular season and beyond.
Nataliyah Gray (Jr. F) returns after a phenomenal sophomore season where she averaged 22.4 points and 11.4 rebounds per game. Gray is not alone though...
Fellow junior Madison Bush-Lewis is back after averaging 8.2 points and 3.3 rebounds, while sophomore Shaniya Williams is another starter to watch coming off her freshman campaign.
This team is one to watch with some impressive offensive firepower back on the floor for 2024.