Hannum and Deal top State B selections
JOHN HAMILTON | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 4 months AGO
ON THE BREAK, Lady Hawk junior Addy Deal and her senior teammate Gabi Hannum were both named District 7B first team all-conference and All-State B, and fellow senior Lady Hawk Solveig Nygaard was named 7B second team by conference coaches last week. Deal is pictured at the Western B tourney in Pablo March 5. (John Hamilton/vp-mi)
Thompson Falls Lady Hawks senior Gabi Hannum and junior Addy Deal were named first team and All-State B to highlight local selections to the 2025-2026 District 7B Girls All-Conference teams.
From the Plains Trotters, junior Ava Lawyer was also named first team.
Also from Thompson Falls, senior Solveig Nygaard garnered second team 7B recognition, as did Plains sophomore Hadyn Rice.
Mission senior Cora Matt was the other District 7B All-State B pick and her Lady Bulldog teammates junior Kieran Incashola and senior Sheadon Kain were also named first team.
All-conference teams are selected by vote of league coaches following the regular season of play.
2025-2026 District 7B
Girls Basketball All-Conference
First team
Cora Matt*, sr., Mission; Gabi Hannum*, sr., Thompson Falls; Addy Deal*, jr., Thompson Falls; Kieran Incashola, jr., Mission; Sheadon Kain, sr., Mission; Ava Lawyer, jr., Plains.
Second team
Brynn Miller, s., Eureka; Solveig Nygaard, sr., Thompson Falls; Aspen Orr, fr., Troy; Hadyn Rice, so., Plains; Aubrey Casazza, sr., Eureka; Haidyn Guckenburg, sr., Eureka.
· * - denotes All-State B selections.
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