Minnesota Miss Basketball

Each year the Minnesota Miss Basketball award is given to the person chosen as the best high school girls basketball player in the U.S. state of Minnesota. The honor has been awarded annually since 1978 by the Minnesota Girls Basketball Coaches Association. The award has generally been given to one recipient each year. However, in 1984, no award was given, and in the years 1985–1989, awards were given to two winners, from Class A and Class AA.

Award winners

Year	Player	High School	College	WNBA draft
1978	Laura Gardner	Bloomington Jefferson	Minnesota
1979	Jean Tierney	St. Paul Central	Creighton University
1980	Janet Karvonen	New York Mills	Old Dominion, transferred to Louisiana Tech
1981	Kelly Skalicky	Albany
1982	Annie Adamczak	Moose Lake
1983	Angela Kuehn	MN State Academy for the Deaf
1984	None
1985 Class A	Kristi Kremer	Wheaton
1985 Class AA	Denise Holm	Duluth East
1986 Class A	Laurie Decker	Rochester Lourdes
1986 Class AA	Amy Davidson	St. Louis Park
1987 Class A	Laurie Decker	Rochester Lourdes
1987 Class AA	Mya Whitmore	Hill-Murray
1988 Class A	Mary Jo Miller	Tracy-Milroy
1988 Class AA	Carolyn Frisk	Stillwater
1989 Class A	Yoli Murphy	CHOF
1989 Class AA	Jessica Fiebelkorn	Osseo	Notre Dame (Volleyball)
1990	Carol Ann Shudlick	Apple Valley	Minnesota
1991	Shannon Loeblein	St. Paul Harding	Minnesota
1992	Stacy Fields	Mounds View	Notre Dame
1993	Kasey Morlock	Stewartville	North Dakota State
1994	Kjersten Miller	Bloomington Jefferson
1995	Linda Shudlick	Apple Valley	UCLA (Volleyball), transferred to Minnesota (Volleyball)
1996	Sue Fiero	Goodhue	Minnesota-Duluth
1997 (tie)	Coco Miller	Rochester Mayo	Georgia	2001 WNBA draft: 1st Rnd, 9th overall by the Washington Mystics
1997 (tie)	Kelly Miller	Rochester Mayo	Georgia	2001 WNBA draft: 1st Rnd, 2nd overall by the Charlotte Sting
1998	Tamara Moore	Minneapolis North	Wisconsin	2002 WNBA draft: 1st Rnd, 15th overall by the Miami Sol
1999	Mauri Horton	Minneapolis North	Rutgers
2000	Susan King	Holy Angels	Stanford
2001	April Calhoun	Robbinsdale Armstrong	Iowa, transferred to Minnesota
2002	Shannon Bolden	Marshall	Minnesota
2003	Liz Podominick	Lakeville	Minnesota
2004	Leslie Knight	Hopkins	Minnesota
2005	Katie Ohm	Elgin-Millville	Minnesota
2006	Jenna Smith	Bloomington Kennedy	Illinois	2010 WNBA draft: 2nd Rnd, 14th overall by the Washington Mystics
2007	Angel Robinson	St. Paul Central	Marquette	2011 WNBA draft: 2nd Rnd, 22nd overall by the New York Liberty
2008	Courtney Boylan	Chaska	Michigan
2009	Tayler Hill	Minneapolis South	Ohio State	2013 WNBA draft: 1st Rnd, 4th overall by the Washington Mystics
2010	Cassie Rochel	Lakeville North	Wisconsin
2011	Rachel Banham	Lakeville North	Minnesota	2016 WNBA draft: 1st Rnd, 4th overall by the Connecticut Sun
2012	Marissa Janning	Watertown-Mayer High School	Creighton
2013	Rebekah Dahlman	Braham High School	Vanderbilt
2014	Carlie Wagner	NRHEG High School	Minnesota	2018 WNBA draft: 3rd Rnd, 35th overall by the Minnesota Lynx
2015	Madison Guebert	Eastview High School	South Dakota State
2016	Nia Hollie	Hopkins High School	Michigan State
2017	Gabi Haack	Elk River High School	Bradley
2018	Megan Walstad	Eastview High School	UW-Milwaukee
2019	Kacie Borowicz	Roseau	North Dakota
2020	Paige Bueckers	Hopkins	Connecticut
2021	Adalia McKenzie	Park Center	Illinois
2022	Amaya Battle	Hopkins	Minnesota
2023	Tessa Johnson	St. Michael-Albertville	South Carolina
2024	Olivia Olson	Benilde-St. Margaret's	Michigan

See also

• Minnesota Mr. Basketball