All-Met Watch | Girls' Basketball
We had a such a strong response to our All-Met Watch during football season that we're going to make it a regular feature for girls' and boys' basketball. Here is our first preseason All-Met team -- along with the players on the bubble -- based upon the observations of reporters and feedback from area coaches. All-Mets, though, are made on the court, so each week, we will update this list based upon game results and how each player is performing over the course of the season.
The list of all All-Met teams since 1990.
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First Team | Girls
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Riverdale Baptist senior guard Ataira Franklin, left. (Toni L. Sandys/The Washington Post)
| F Marissa Brock | G Michea Bryant | G Marquel Davis | G Ataira Franklin |
| St. John's 6-2 » Sr. | Bishop McNamara 5-6 » Sr. | Stafford 5-9 » Sr. | Riverdale Baptist 5-10 » Sr. |
| Harvard recruit is a returning first-team all-WCAC pick who averaged 9.2 ppg last season. | The LaSalle recruit, a first-team all-WCAC selection a year ago, averaged a team-high 10.5 ppg. | The Commonwealth District player of the year led Stafford to a 23-4 mark last season with averages of 16 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 steals per game. Signed with Pittsburgh. | The four-year starter for the Crusaders averaged 10 points and seven rebounds per game last season. Signed with Virginia. |
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Elizabeth Seton senior guard Tyaunna Marshall (15). (John McDonnell/The Washington Post)
| G Myisha Goodwin | G Tyaunna Marshall | G Brene Moseley | F Robyn Parks |
| Edison 5-5 » Sr. | Elizabeth Seton 5-11 » Sr. | Paint Branch 5-7 » Jr. | North Point 6-0 » Sr. |
| North Carolina State recruit averaged 24 points, tops in the Washington area, 4 assists and 4 steals and made 50 three-pointers. | Averaged 16.4 points and eight rebounds in helping the Roadrunners double their victory total last season and finish 24-7. Committed to Georgia Tech. | After averaging 17 ppg while playing in the shadow of standouts Tarik Hislop and Khalilah Quigley, Moseley is expected to take the reins of the Panthers. | Committed to VCU after averaging 14.1 points and 8.4 rebounds last season, as the Eagles went 23-2. |
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H.D. Woodson senior guard Ronika Ransford. (Toni L. Sandys/The Washington Post)
| G Ronika Ransford | C Sheronne Vails | H.D. Woodson, 5-8 » Sr. | Arundel, 6-5 » Sr. |
| All-Met who signed with Georgia has led the Warriors to consecutive City Titles with her explosive quickness and menacing defense. Averaged 17.5 points per game last season. | Louisville commit averaged 11.9 points and 8.4 rebounds last season as the Wildcats won their seventh region title in 10 years. |
On the Bubble | Girls
Back court:
Gillian Abshire, Good Counsel, Jr.; Taylor Brown, Bishop McNamara, Sr.; Tiara Butler, North Point, Sr.; Nicole Krusen, Georgetown Visitation, Sr.; G Jessica Lyons, Largo, Jr.; Shantrel Oliver, River Hill, Sr.; Tiara Smith, Wise, Sr.;
G Kyani White, Stonewall Jackson, Sr.; Kelsey Wolfe, Seneca Valley, Sr.
G Kyani White, Stonewall Jackson, Sr.; Kelsey Wolfe, Seneca Valley, Sr.
Front court:
Akilah Bethel, Holy Cross, Jr.; Darian Bridgers, Georgetown Day, Sr.; Kelsey Buchanan, Freedom-South Riding, Sr.; Lauren Burford, Fairfax, Sr.; Kendra Holmes, Loudoun County, Sr.; Tracy King, Mount Vernon, Sr.; Simone Sampson, Northwestern, Soph.; Destiny Shearin, Osbourn Park, Jr.
