By Rick Peterson
TopSports.news
City schools swept All-Centennial League girls basketball individual honors, led by Topeka High junior player of the year Ahsieyrhuajh Rayton.
Ahsieyrhuajh Rayton, Topeka High
Brynn Anderson, Washburn Rural
Washburn Rural freshman Brynn Anderson was picked by league coaches as the Centennial League's top newcomer and also earned first-team recognition while Hayden's Carvel Reynoldson was tapped as the league coach of the year after leading the Wildcats to the Class 4A state championship.
Rayton, who helped Topeka High win the Centennial League championship, is joined on the all-league first team by sophomore teammate Hailey Caryl while Hayden is represented by sophomore Hailey Schmidtlein.
Manhattan's Kat Ball and Delaney Larson round out the all-league first team.
Topeka High senior Keimara Marshall, Hayden sophomore Blakely Walter and Washburn Rural seniors Ella Hirschi and Josie Carlgren were all named to the All-Centennial second team while Hayden senior Ella Foster and Washburn Rural senior Hallie Walker received honorable mention.
ALL-CENTENNIAL LEAGUE GIRLS BASKETBALL
First team
Ahsieyrhuajh Rayton, Topeka High; Hailey Schmidtlein, Hayden; Kat Ball, Manhattan; Hailey Caryl, Topeka High; Brynn Anderson, Washburn Rural; Delaney Larson, Manhattan.
Second team
Keimara Marshall, Topeka High; Evie Banks, Manhattan; Blakely Walter, Hayden; Kaylee DeWitt, Emporia; Ella Hirschi, Washburn Rural; Josie Carlgren, Washburn Rural; Jelena Depusior, Manhattan.
Honorable Mention
Emporia: Maycee Davis. Hayden: Ella Foster. Junction City: La'Niya Warmack. Washburn Rural: Hallie Walker.
Player of the year -- Ahsieyrhuajh Rayton, Topeka High.
Newcomer of the year -- Brynn Anderson, Washburn Rural.
Coach of the year -- Carvel Reynoldson, Hayden.
