2017 All-Colorado girls basketball team
Michaela Onyenwere, Grandview
Sr., G, 5-11; 20.8 points per game, 8.9 rebounds, 3.4 steals
Onyenwere again was the most talented player in the state, by a large margin. She will take her talents to UCLA, where she is expected to immediately vie for playing time.
Leilah Vigil, Grandview
Jr., F, 5-10; 13.8 points, 8.6 rebounds
After transferring from , Vigil slid seamlessly into the Wolves’ starting rotation and provided a complementary scoring threat alongside Onyenwere.
Tatum Rembao, Loveland
Sr., G, 5-8; 24.2 points, 6.7 rebounds
The Creighton University commit led Class 5A in scoring this season and goes down as the best player to ever don a Loveland uniform.
Camilla Emsbo, Lakewood
Jr., C, 6-4; 18.9 points, 8.7 rebounds
No longer just a tall girl with potential, Embso had a breakout campaign that saw her emerge as a dominant player on both ends of the floor, leading the Tigers to their first title game.
Fran Belibi, Regis Jesuit Soph
So., F, 6-1; 15.7 points, 11.6 rebounds, 3.2 blocks
She made national news in January when she became the first girl to dunk in a Colorado high school basketball game, but the way she carried the Raiders to the Final Four put the state on notice she’s just getting started.
Coach Josh Ulitzky, Grandview
Ulitizky had the most loaded lineup in the state, but the 12th-year Wolves coach continually put the right pieces in place as Grandview cruised through the Class 5A tournament and to the program’s first state title.
Honorable Mention
Claudia Dillon, So., F, Evergreen
Abby Garnett, Jr., F, Golden
Jasmine Jeffcoat, Sr., F, Monarch
Kylie Jimenez, Sr., G, Horizon
Ashley Madden, Sr., G, Pomona
Halley Miklos, Sr., F,
Tommi Olson, Jr., G, Highlands Ranch
Jana Van Gytenbeek, Fr., G,
Ashley Van Sickle, Sr., G,
Autumn Watts, So., F, Highlands Ranch
