These first-team Super-Staters have game: Meet the five girls who took their games to another level in 2020-21

A look at the 2020-21 girls basketball Super-State, all-state and honorable-mention honorees.

Despite missing her freshman season, Alexis Markowski posted "mind-boggling" career stats. She says she found "a different love for the game."

Papillion-La Vista didn't have to look too far to find its next girls basketball coach.

"Tim brings a great deal of experience to the position and has proven his ability to build strong, effective relationships with players."

"I'm probably a little selfish, but I think our job was a top-five job in the state regardless of class to get," said Barada.

Three future Division I players will highlight a talent-rich Nebraska Coaches Association girls basketball all-star game in July at Lincoln No…

The field will include six teams that reached the state tournament in 2021.

Markowski shined in the final week of her high school career: She had 30 points and 27 rebounds in the state semifinal; 27 and 19 in the final.

Ryan Psota says, "We've had some really good long-term successful coaches here that I can take away a lot of knowledge from." He's not kidding. 

Wayne was originally committed to Division II West Texas A&M but decommitted when A&M's coaching staff left for Northern Colorado.

There's no guarantee that they'll play together in college. For now, the Loomis-Goltl sisters are enjoying the recruiting process together.

There's no rush for the 2023 prospect, but the Lincoln High standout is putting a revamped jump shot on display in a star-studded AAU circuit.