Satera Bates (left) of Spring Valley Mt. Miguel is on the D3 all-state team and was East County Sports Player of the Year. Elle Louie (left) helped Miramonte of Orinda win CIF NorCal Open Division title as a junior and makes D2 all-state team as a senior along with teammate Clair Steele. Photos: EastCountySports.com & Phillip Walton/SportStars.
As with the boys, we have returned to the format of releasing these teams by CIF divisions instead of large, medium and small. To account for differences in competitive equity, however, the combined Open Division & Division I all-state squads are doubled in size. CIF Open Division champion Clovis West is the only team with four players chosen. Runner-up Archbishop Mitty has three as does Rosary of Fullerton in Division III. There are 115 players in all with honors.
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Power forward Cameran Bahnsen of Camarillo often stood tall in games for her team. The Division III all-state player won the John R. Wooden Award for her CIF Southern Section division and also has a 4.4 GPA. Photo: Tony Thai/achsstinger.com.
(Based on CIF state divisions; not section divisions)
(Players on teams that were not in the NorCal or SoCal regional playoffs were chosen in divisions their teams would have been in had they advanced that far)
(There is only a second team chosen for Open/D1 to account for the differences in competitive equity)
