The War Eagle Conference has released its all-conference basketball honors for the 2025–2026 season, recognizing top performers from across Northwest Iowa on both the girls and boys sides.
Girls Basketball
Hinton headlines the girls’ all-conference selections with two first-team honorees, as seniors Bailey Boeve and Sydney Doeschot earn top recognition following a standout season.
George-Little Rock also places two players on the first team, with senior Lindsey Haken and sophomore Grace Ubbinga receiving honors. MMCRU’s Tia Tentinger, Harris-Lake Park senior Lilli Gunderson, Sibley-Ocheyedan freshman Lucy Heitritter, and Gehlen Catholic sophomore Ayla Schmidt round out the first-team selections.
First Team:
Bailey Boeve (Sr.) – Hinton
Sydney Doeschot (Sr.) – Hinton
Lindsey Haken (Sr.) – George-Little Rock
Grace Ubbinga (So.) – George-Little Rock
Tia Tentinger (Jr.) – MMCRU
Lilli Gunderson (Sr.) – Harris-Lake Park
Lucy Heitritter (Fr.) – Sibley-Ocheyedan
Ayla Schmidt (So.) – Gehlen Catholic
Second Team:
Addison Glass (Jr.) – Hinton
Nevaeh Feucht (Sr.) – George-Little Rock
Gracie Gunderson (Jr.) – Harris-Lake Park
Chloe Alesch (Jr.) – MMCRU
Hailey Gackie (So.) – Sibley-Ocheyedan
Ella Ruhland (So.) – Gehlen Catholic
Lindsey Einck (Sr.) – South O’Brien
Kierra Heynen (Jr.) – Trinity Christian
Brooklyn Hughes (So.) – Akron-Westfield
Honorable Mention:
Karlyn Kovarna (Sr.) – Hinton
Danyka Gisolf (So.) – George-Little Rock
Cora Niemeier (Jr.) – Harris-Lake Park
Sadie Youde (Sr.) – MMCRU
Hadley Crichton (Sr.) – Sibley-Ocheyedan
Halle Walgenbach (Jr.) – Gehlen Catholic
Reese Farquhar (Sr.) – South O’Brien
Aubyn Boogerd (So.) – Trinity Christian
Ainsley Naslund (Jr.) – Akron-Westfield
Chloe Homan (Fr.) – Remsen St. Mary’s
Boys Basketball
On the boys’ side, MMCRU leads the way with two first-team selections in seniors Kamden Bork and Wyatt Alesch.
Hinton also places two players on the first team, with seniors Logan Kempema and Karver DeGroot earning recognition. Gehlen Catholic’s Dane Lehmann, Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn’s Isaac Schierholz, South O’Brien’s Jaden Kreber, and Sibley-Ocheyedan’s Alex Kruger complete the first-team list.
First Team:
Kamden Bork (Sr.) – MMCRU
Wyatt Alesch (Sr.) – MMCRU
Logan Kempema (Sr.) – Hinton
Karver DeGroot (Sr.) – Hinton
Dane Lehmann (Sr.) – Gehlen Catholic
Isaac Schierholz (Sr.) – Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn
Jaden Kreber (Sr.) – South O’Brien
Alex Kruger (Jr.) – Sibley-Ocheyedan
Second Team:
Michael Schmillen (Sr.) – MMCRU
Dawson Spies (Jr.) – Hinton
Mason Small (Jr.) – Gehlen Catholic
Caden Douma (So.) – Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn
Gabe Moermond (Sr.) – South O’Brien
Tate Marco (Sr.) – Sibley-Ocheyedan
Dalton Klein (So.) – Remsen St. Mary’s
Gavin Gerritson (Jr.) – West Sioux
Cash Sandbulte (Jr.) – George-Little Rock
Luke De Jong (Sr.) – Trinity Christian
Honorable Mention:
Josh Peterson (Jr.) – MMCRU
Logan Coffee (Sr.) – Hinton
Nolan Teel (Sr.) – Gehlen Catholic
Lawton Schiphoff (Sr.) – Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn
Brady Riedemann (Sr.) – South O’Brien
Gavin Stanton (Sr.) – Sibley-Ocheyedan
Jayze Bunkers (Fr.) – Remsen St. Mary’s
Patrick DenHartog (So.) – George-Little Rock
Bryce Uittenbogaard (Jr.) – Trinity Christian
Karter Evans (Jr.) – Harris-Lake Park
Caleb Johnson (So.) – Akron-Westfield
