Sports
Haylee Noel Named Player of the Year in 9th Region Girls Basketball
The All-9th Region girls basketball teams were announced on March 6, 2023, with significant recognition going to Haylee Noel of Cooper High School, who was named the Region Player of the Year for the second consecutive season. This accolade highlights Noel’s exceptional performance throughout the season, reinforcing her status as a standout player in one of the most competitive basketball regions in the state.
The Ninth Region has consistently showcased top-tier talent, with multiple teams earning rankings throughout the season. The selection for the All-9th Region teams was determined by votes from coaches within the region, reflecting the opinions of those most familiar with the players’ abilities and contributions on the court.
In addition to Noel’s prestigious Player of the Year award, the All-9th Region teams feature a roster of exceptional athletes, divided into first, second, and third teams, along with several honorable mentions.
All-9th Region Teams Announced
The first team is comprised of players who made a significant impact during the season. The athletes selected are:
– Haylee Noel (Cooper)
– Emme Kelly (Lloyd Memorial)
– Emme Blackburn (Beechwood)
– Chloe Reed (Bellevue)
– Hayleigh Wight (Bellevue)
The second team includes:
– Sarah Henson (Boone County)
– Avery Jones (Boone County)
– Avery Scott (Boone County)
– Rhys Everett (Conner)
– Peyton Gibson (Dixie Heights)
The third team features:
– Katie Bucher (Highlands)
– Riley Eberhard (Holy Cross)
– Kenya Williams (Lloyd Memorial)
– Brooklyn Cole (Newport Central Catholic)
– Sarah Young (Notre Dame)
Honorable mentions include players who received votes but did not make the main teams. This list highlights further talent in the region:
– Joslyn LaBordeaux-Humphrey (Notre Dame)
– Emerson Dowell (Ryle)
– Audrey Pieczonka (St. Henry)
– Kenadi Sieg (St. Henry)
– Addison Nine (Villa Madonna)
The recognition of these athletes and their achievements underscores the high level of competition in the Ninth Region, contributing to the growth and popularity of girls’ basketball in the area.
As local communities rally behind their teams, support for independent local news remains essential to covering such important events. Contributions from the community help ensure continued coverage of the athletes, issues, and stories that matter most to the region.
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