3/10/2026
(Tacoma, WA) The State 4A and 3A boys and girls basketball tournaments wrapped up on Saturday night. Our crews have taken time to break down each tournament and came up with our All-Tournament teams for each classifications. We divided it by location and in this is the Tacoma Dome edition. The 2A/1A are in the Yakima SunDome post and the 2B/1B’s are in the Spokane Arena post.
The one rule we had was you had to have played in 3 games to be eligible. It could be quarterfinals to trophy day or could be Wednesday through Friday or Saturday.
Decisions were based on stats, personal observation and key moments. We awarded 1 MVP, 5 1st team and 5 2nd team spots only. There are always tough decisions to make but yest we didn’t want to waterdown the awards. This is meant to 100% celebrate great performances and bring a spotlight to 11 players in each classification. This is not meant to say others weren’t worthy, there were many hard choices and our crews did not agree on all picks.
We added some additional awards as well that bring so much fun to these tournaments and really set a great tone. Names, other than the MVP are listed in no particular order, you were either 1st team or 2nd team. Let’s get to our Winners!
We’re going to begin with our “Venue Winners” first then the All-Tournament teams.
Band of the Tacoma Dome
Edmonds-Woodway Band; Fun, huge and great sounding band they brought it.
Cheer Staff of the Tacoma Dome
Lincoln Abes and Rainier Beach Vikings special “Stomp” performance together at halftime of 3A boys.
Fan Base of the Tacoma Dome
Richland; the sea of green and gold was immense and impressive.
All Tournament Teams
4A Girls
MVP
Cheyenne Hull (Jr)
Davis Pirates
Had 3 double-doubles, averaged 17.7 points, 15.6 rebounds, 4.3 assists, 1 block and 3.3 steals per game.
1st Team
1) Kawehi Borden (Jr), Sumner Spartans
2) Jayden Fitzgerald (So), Kennedy Catholic Lancers
3) Jazlyn Wilkerson (Sr), Woodinville Falcons
4) Aylah Cornwall (Jr), Gonzaga Prep Bullpups
5) Isa Garcia (Jr), Davis Pirates
2nd Team
1) Julia Benthin (Jr), Lake Washington Kangaroos
2) Sienna Bieler (Jr), Woodinville Falcons
3) Deets Parrish (Sr), Davis Pirates
4) Keira Isabelle Tupua (Sr), Lake Stevens Vikings
5) Raymiah Jackson (Jr), Sumner Spartans
Championship Coach Award
Akil White, Davis Pirates
Back-to-Back Champions
Our Top-Effort Coach Award
Michael Brooks, Kennedy Catholic Lancers
11 seeded Lancers took 3rd place trophy
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4A Boys
MVP
Landen Northrop (Sr)
Richland Bombers
Averaged 24.7 points, 5.3 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 block and 2 steals per game.
1st Team
1) Jack Pierce (Sr), Gonzaga Prep Bullpups
2) Reed Nagle (Sr), Glacier Peak Grizzlies
3) Marcus Heide (Sr), Mount Si Wildcats
4) Jayden Hunt (Jr), Lake Washington Kangaroos
5) Lance Horntved (Sr), Richland Bombers
2nd Team
1) Jamaize McGriff (Sr), Emerald Ridge Jaguars
2) Jackson Woodard (Jr), Richland Bombers
3) Jackson Mott (Sr), Gonzaga Prep Bullpups
4) Will Nasinec (Sr), PuyAllup Vikings
5) Brady Henig (Sr), Mount Si Wildcats
Championship Coach Award
Earl Streufert, Richland Bombers
4th State Championship in Richland history and 1st since 1979 ending 47 year drought.
Our Top-Effort Coach Award
Pat Mullen, Enerald Ridge Jaguars
2nd State appearance in school history and 1st ever trophy taking 5th place.
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3A Girls
MVP
Amy Nduka (So)
Eastside Catholic Crusaders
Had 2 double-doubles, averaged 20.3 points, 11 rebounds, 1.3 assists, 3 blocks and 2 steals per game.
1st Team
1) Sienne Capelli (Sr), Snohomish Panthers
2) Maggee Schmitz (Jr), White River Hornets
3) Giselle Dollar (Sr), Roosevelt Roughriders
4) Syesha Simanton (Sr), Bellevue Wolverines
5) Kimora Ross (Sr), Evergreen Plainsmen
2nd Team
1) Dilynne Johnson (So), Bellevue Wolverines
2) Kaliya Woodard (Jr), Lakeside Lions
3) Ellalee Wortham (Sr), Stanwood Spartans
4) Sophie Lugolobi (So), Eastside Catholic Crusaders
5) Lola Rotondo (Jr), Snohomish Panthers
Championship Coach Award
Darnellia Russell, Eastside Catholic Crusaders
1st State Championship in school history
Our Top-Effort Coach Award
Dexteur Lesueur, Evergreen Plainsmen
Led the Plainsmen to the 6th place trophy, the 1st girls state basketball trophy in school history.
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3A Boys
MVP
Micah Ili-Meneese (Sr)
Rainier Beach Vikings
Had a Double-Double, averaged 20.6 points, 7 rebounds, 2.3 assists, 1 block and 4.6 steals per game.
1st Team
1) Davion Shareef-Dulanaey (So), Lincoln Abes
2) Tyran Stokes (Sr), Rainier Beach Vikings
3) Dennis Karl (Sr), Edmonds-Woodway
4) Elliott Stevenson (Sr), Bellarmine Prep
5) Jaden Ghoreishi (Sr), Mt Spokane
2nd Team
1) JJ Crawford (Fr), Rainier Beach Vikings
2) Jackson Skaggs (Sr), Bellevue Wolvrines
3) Steven Sun (So), Eastside Catholic Crusaders
4) Oshea Lamar (Jr), Lincoln Abes
5) Brian Webster (Sr), O’Dea Irish
Championship Coach Award
Mike Bethea, Rainier Beach Vikings
10th State Championship for Rainier Beach
Our Top-Effort Coach Award
Ryan Rogers, Lincoln Abes
7 seed and 1st appearance in State Championship since 2002.
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