Girls State Tournament Super-Six Teams

Author

Tony Chapman
March 08, 2025

TWO TIMES A CHARM: Millard West’s Neleigh Gessert (23) and Norah Gessert (30) lead the Class A All-Tournament team after a second straight title for the Wildcats. (Harvest Sports / Andrew Placke)

All-Class

Honorary Captain: Neleigh Gessert, Millard West. Kena Ailes, Lincoln Christian. Mady Dolliver, Pender. Molly Ladwig, Omaha Skutt Catholic. Adi Rennerfeldt, Oakland-Craig. Hadley Walsh, Pender.

Class A

Honorary Captain: Neleigh Gessert, Millard West. Norah Gessert, Millard West. Stevie Harley, Bellevue West. Jade Lewis, Millard West. Himayajo Metoyer, Omaha Westside. Kylee Paden, Millard West.

Class B

Honorary Captain: Molly Ladwig, Omaha Skutt Catholic. Harper Bohaboj, Bennington. Parker Christiansen, Waverly. Kamryn Kasner, Omaha Skutt Catholic. Libby Shotkoski, Omaha Skutt Catholic. Karli Williams, Gretna East.

Class C-1

Honorary Captain: Kena Ailes, Lincoln Christian. Mattie Kamery, Minden. Mattea Kassebaum, Lincoln Christian. Maci Pittenger, Lincoln Christian. Shayla Rautenberg, Milford. Ayla Roth, Milford.

Class C-2

Honorary Captain: Adi Rennerfeldt, Oakland-Craig. JJ Black, Elkhorn Valley. Karlee Broberg, Elkhorn Valley. Sonya Guzinski, Oakland-Craig. Jaisie Janssen, Crofton. Briar Ray, Oakland-Craig.

DRAGON ON FIRE: Pender’s Madalyn Dolliver set the all-class record for three-point goals in a tournament with 18 as the Pendragons won their third straight state title. (Harvest Sports / Andrew Placke)

Class D-1

Honorary Captain: Hadley Walsh, Pender. Katelyn Arens, Cedar Catholic. Ashley Bauer, Elm Creek. Kendal Cavanee, Elm Creek. Madalyn Dolliver, Pender. Maya Dolliver, Pender.

Class D-2

Honorary Captain: Avery Santo, Falls City Sacred Heart. Hallie Jones, Falls City Sacred Heart. Nyla Kessler, Archangels Catholic. Jentry Lechtenberg, Falls City Sacred Heart. Gabrielle Theis, Dorchester. Daycee Witt, Falls City Sacred Heart.

FINAL CHAPTER: Omaha Skutt’s Molly Ladwig scored 54 points in three tournament games leading the Skyhawks to their first state championship in school history. (Harvest Sports / Tony Chapman)