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Tri-Village
senior Shaye Thomas was named the Cross County Conference
Player of the
Year in girls basketball. CNO file photo by Dylan Knoop
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CNO Sports
Thomas named
CCC Player of the Year
DARKE COUNTY — Tri-Village’s Shaye Thomas was named the Cross County
Conference girls basketball player of the year, topping the awards
earned by Darke County players.
Thomas, a senior guard, was named the player of the year while Miami
East’s Preston Elifritz was named the coach of the year. Thomas
averaged 14.5 points, 5.7 rebounds, 5.6 assists and 3.5 steals per game
this season.
Along with Thomas, Darke County was represented on the CCC first team
by Arcanum’s Abbey O’Donnell, Franklin Monroe’s Taylor Robins and
Tri-Village’s Teha Richards.
Ansonia’s Catey Fischer, Bradford’s Haley Patty, Franklin Monroe’s
Haley Gray, Franklin Monroe’s Claire Neiswander, Mississinawa Valley’s
Maddie Murphy and Tri-Village’s Krystal Falknor were named second team
all-CCC.
Ansonia’s Allison Phillippi, Arcanum’s Alexis Abner, Bradford’s Gabby
Fair, Franklin Monroe’s Allison Snider, Mississinawa Valley’s Hope
Neargarder and Tri-Village’s Ecko Brown were named to the CCC’s special
mention team.
Miami East won the CCC girls basketball championship with a 12-0
conference record. Tri-Village finished second at 11-1, National Trail
finished third at 10-2, Covington was fourth at 8-4, and Franklin
Monroe was fifth at 7-5. Arcanum, Mississinawa Valley and Tri-County
North tied for sixth at 6-6 while Newton finished ninth at 5-7,
Bradford was 10th at 4-8, Twin Valley South was 11th at 2-10, Ansonia
was 12th at 1-11, and Bethel finished in last place at 0-12.
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