2022 All-Whatcom Hoops: Girls Second Team

Last year, because the Northwest Conference did not have all-league teams during the pandemic season, Whatcom Hoops decided to unveil its own all-Whatcom Hoops teams. And because it was so much fun recognizing such great players, we’re going to do it again.

Starting Monday, we began to release one team each day. Today is the all-Whatcom Hoops girls second team. On Sunday, we’ll wrap up our season with the end-of-the-year awards.

Now remember, these are not your standard all-conference teams. These will be all-WHATCOM COUNTY teams, which means the Lummi Nation players will be included but no Skagit or Snohomish County players will be eligible.

Also, while most basketball all-star squads have five-player teams, we don’t know of any high school that has a team with only five players.

So our all-Whatcom Hoops squads will have 10 players on their first, second and third teams. In fact, we might sneak in a few more players.

Here’s the schedule and links to previous teams:

Monday: Girls third team

Tuesday: Boys third team

Today: Girls second team

Thursday: Boys second team

Friday: Girls first team

Saturday: Boys first team

Sunday: End of the year awards

So, here is the all-Whatcom Hoops girls second team in alphabetical order.

 

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HANNAH BARLEAN

Ferndale, senior, guard

 

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MARI BINNING

Squalicum, sophomore, guard

 

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MADISYN BUTENSCHOEN

Ferndale, junior, guard/forward

 

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ELLIE DeWAARD

Meridian, senior, forward

 

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DEMI DYKSTRA

Lynden Christian, junior, guard

 

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AVERY NEAL

Meridian, junior, guard

 

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ALLI VAN KOOTEN

Lynden Christian, senior, post

 

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ELLIE OCHOA

Ferndale, junior, guard

 

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McKENNA WICHERS

Nooksack Valley, senior, post

 

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MAZY WRIGHT

Bellingham, senior, guard

Jim Carberry of Whatcom Hoops

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Jim Carberry is a former Bellingham Herald sports editor and author of several books on Whatcom County prep basketball. Follow him on Twitter @whatcomhoops and visit the Whatcom Hoops Facebook page.

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