Dayna Reed Westbrook.

The Douglass Lady Indians won District 21-2A, and they were well represented in the league’s superlatives for the 2019-20 season.

The District 21-2A team was selected by the league’s coaches.

Douglass’ sophomore duo of Mariah Neal and Josie Watson shared Most Valuable Player honors. Douglass sophomore Madyson Freeman was chosen as the Defensive Player of the Year. Douglass freshman Abigail Richardson shared Newcomer of the Year honors.

Douglass head coach Dayna Westbrook — a former Tyler Lee standout — was chosen as the Coach of the Year.

Alto sophomore Mya Tyra and Cushing senior Kirsten McCormack shared Offensive Player of the Year honors.

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All-District 21-2A Girls Basketball Team

Co-Most Valuable Player — Mariah Neal, Douglass, sophomore; Josie Watson, Douglass, sophomore

Co-Offensive Player of the Year — Mya Tyra, Alto, sophomore; Kirsten McCormack, Cushing, senior

Defensive Player of the Year — Madyson Freeman, Douglass, sophomore

Co-Newcomer of the Year — Lexie Nichols, Cushing, sophomore; Abigail Richardson, Douglas, freshman

Coach of the Year — Dayna Westbrook, Douglass

FIRST TEAM

Alto — Makayla Black, Maquela Johnson

Cushing — Bailey Burt, Melody Duncan

Douglass — Grace Leuschner, Faith Wilcox

New Summerfield — Karlee Andrade

SECOND TEAM

Alto — Areli Perez

Cushing — Ashlee Brandon

Douglass — Chloe Burns

Gary — Carlee Linebarger

Mount Enterprise — Dede Davis

New Summerfield — Nijah Lee, Juliana Medellin

HONORABLE MENTION

Alto — Abbie Teutsch, Mary Woodard

Cushing — Kyelie Broumley, Zoe Dawson

Douglass — Kirsten Crump, Erin Roberts

Gary — Emma Adams, Payton Tabor

Mount Enterprise — Kaitlon Cox

New Summerfield — Alexis Donnell, Stephany Hernandez