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Each year the Miss Iowa Basketball award is given to the person chosen as the best high school girls' basketball player in the state of Iowa, in the United States.

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The award has been given since 1981. Winners were chosen by the Iowa Newspaper Association at the time of its annual All-State selections until 2018. The Iowa Print Sports Writers Association now selects the award using the same format. [1] From 1990 to 1993, two awards were given, one for a 5-on-5 player and one for a 6-on-6 player, when girls in Iowa played in the two systems based on division. Prior to 1990 award winners played 6-on-6 basketball, and since 1993, award winners have played 5-on-5 basketball.

Voting is done on a points system. Each voter selects first, second, and third-place votes. A player receives five points for each first-place vote, three points for each second-place vote, and one point for a third-place vote. The player who receives the most points receives the award.

Award winners

YearPlayerHigh schoolCollegeNotes
2024Callie Levin Solon University of Iowa Career high school stats: 1,984 points, 535 rebounds, 412 assists and 417 steals
2023 Audi Crooks Bishop Garrigan Iowa State University 1st-team 1A All-State in 2020, 2012, 2022, and 2023.

As a freshman, she averaged 23.2 points and 11.9 rebounds per game and broke state freshman records in points scored (626) and field goals made (270) while helping Bishop Garrigan achieve a 25–2 record. [2] Crooks scored a state-record 889 points in her senior season, a tournament record 117 points, while also breaking records for points in a game (49), career tourney points (332) and career tourney rebounds (160). She is the third-all-time leading scorer (2,734) and rebounds (1,339). Crooks ranks second all-time in career field goal percentage at .724 (1195 of 1649 from the floor). Crooks also finished with the most made field goals (1195) of any player. [3]

2022 Hannah Stuelke Cedar Rapids Washington [4] University of Iowa [5] 1st-team 5A All-State in 2020, 2021, 2022. Iowa Gatorade Player-of-the-Year in 2022. [6] High school career statistics: 1,793 points and 853 rebounds. [7] As a senior, she averaged 29.1 points per game while also averaging 10.3 rebounds, 3.4 assists, 2.1 steals and 1.2 blocks. [8]
2021Katie Dinnebier Waukee High School [9] Drake University [10] 1st-team 5A All-State in 2020, 2021. Iowa Gatorade Player-of-the-Year in 2021. [11]
2020 Caitlin Clark Dowling (West Des Moines) University of Iowa 1st-team 5A All-State in 2018, 2019, 2020. Iowa Gatorade Player-of-the-Year in 2019, 2020 [12]
2019Zoey Young Valley (West Des Moines) Maryland USA Today Iowa Player of the Year. [13] MaxPreps 2018–19 High School Girls Basketball All-American Team [14]
2018 Ashley Joens Iowa City High School Iowa State University High school career statistics: 2,178 points. As a senior she averaged 30.7 points and 11.4 rebounds per game.
2017Elle Ruffridge Pocahontas Area High School Missouri State University For her career, Ruffridge finished atop the state's career scoring (2,951), made three-pointers (466) and assists (802) charts. She was named all-state in all four years.
2016Makenzie Meyer Mason City High School University of Iowa High school career statistics: 1,590 points, over 500 rebounds, and over 100 assists. IGHSAU 2017 Jack North Award winner. [15]
2015Nicole Miller North Linn, Troy Mills Drake University High school career statistics: 2,207 points [16]
2014Alexis Conaway MOC-Floyd Valley Iowa State [17] High school career statistics: 1,902 points, 776 rebounds, 455 steals, 294 assists. State tournament single game record 46 points set in 2014. [17] Chose volleyball at Iowa State over basketball.
2013Ally Disterhoft Iowa City West University of Iowa [18] Iowa Gatorade Player of the Year 2013. [19] McDonald's All-American nominee. [20] ESPN HoopGurlz Top 100 recruit [21] Three-time All-Big Ten performer and first-team selection as a senior, leading scorer in University of Iowa Women's Basketball history with 2,102 points. [22]
2012Jessie Pauley OA-BCIG High School, Ida Grove Northern Iowa [23]
2011 Kiah Stokes Linn-Mar UConn [24] 2011 McDonald's, Parade Magazine, WBCA All-American; Iowa's 2010 Gatorade State Player of the Year
2010Carli Tritz Bishop Heelan, Sioux City Creighton [25]
2009Amanda ZimmermanBallard, Huxley Iowa State University [26] McDonald's All-America nominee
2008Jennifer Jorgensen Southeast Webster-Grand, Burnside University of the Pacific, [27] Grand View University [28] 3 time All-American at Grand View, 3 time all Midwest Collegiate Conference first team selection, 2 time MCC Player of the Year. 2012 Cosida Academic All American of the Year. 2012 NAIA Division II National Women's Basketball Player of the Year, 2708 Career Points for SEW-Grand, 1184 rebounds, 621 assists. Scored 2034 points in 3 seasons at Grand View after leaving Pacific
2007Kelsey Bolte Battle Creek-Ida Grove Iowa State University [29] Iowa Gatorade Player of the Year 2007, WBCA High School All-American 2007
2006Shellie Mosman Carroll Iowa State University [30] McDonald's All-America nominee
2005Wendy Ausdemore Tri-Center, Neola University of Iowa [31]
2004Jamie Boyd Underwood University of Kansas [32]
2003Deb Remmerde Rock Valley Northwestern College (Iowa) [33] 133 consecutive free throws in 2006 are the most at any level of organized basketball
2002Linda Sayavongchanh Des Moines Lincoln Drake University [34] Assistant coach for Creighton women's basketball. [35] Former assistant at University of North Dakota [36]
2001Stephanie Rich Washington University of Wisconsin [37] Assistant coach at St. Louis University [38]
2000Anne O'Neil Cedar Rapids Kennedy Illinois, Iowa State [39] 2005 Iowa State Female Athlete of the Year. [40] Finished her career as ISU's all-time leader in free throw percentage. Sacramento Monarchs (WNBA) 2006. [41]
1999Nina Smith Waterloo West University of Wisconsin, Iowa State University [42] 1999 High School Player of the Year (USA Today, Parade Magazine)
1998Sara Stribe Carroll Drake University Played volleyball at Iowa State [43]
1997Randi Peterson Cedar Falls University of Iowa [44] Coach at University of Minnesota Morris (2004–2006). [45] Head Coach Coe College [46]
1996Tammi Blackstone Cherokee Drake University [47] High School All-American (Nike, Parade, Street & Smith). Missouri Valley Conference Women's Basketball All-Centennial – 35 Greatest Players [48]
1995Amy Herrig Dubuque Senior University of Iowa [49] In 1995 she was a first-team Parade Magazine All-American, USA Today All-USA High School Girls' Basketball Team and a second-team Street & Smith's All-American. Blue Star Index named her the second best post player in the nation and eighth best player overall. [50] Utah Starzz (WNBA) (2000–2002) [51]
1994Alison Lucy Treynor
1993 (5)Karen Schulte Cedar Rapids Jefferson Drake University
1993 (6)Lisa Brinkmeyer Hubbard–Radcliffe Drake University [52] [53] Girls' basketball administrator for the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
1992 (5)Kate Galligan Cedar Rapids Jefferson Nebraska [54] Ranks second on the Husker all-time list with 145 made three-pointers in her four-year career
1992 (6)Missy Miller Colo-Nesco
1991 (5)Barb Franke Cedar Falls Wisconsin [55] UW Hall of Fame 2005
1991 (6)Stacey Paskert Emmetsburg Creighton [56]
1990 (5)Michelle Nason Iowa City High School Bradley University Associate head coach at Marquette University [57]
1990 (6)Shelby Petersen Graettinger
1989 Molly Goodenbour Waterloo West Stanford Played professionally. Currently coach at California State University, Dominguez Hills
1988Molly Tideback Waterloo Columbus UCLA, University of Iowa Played professionally in the WNBA and in Europe [58]
1987Lynne Lorenzen Ventura Iowa State [52] Naismith Prep Player of the Year Award 1987. All-time leading scorer in United States prep basketball history. [59] Scored 100 points in a game [60]
1986Jenni Fitzgerald North Scott, Eldridge Drake University Assistant coach, women's basketball, University of Iowa [61]
1985Kris Huffman Fort Dodge Northern Iowa Head Women's Basketball Coach, DePauw University; NCAA Champions 2007 [62]
1984Roxanne Wellner Vinton-Shellsburg 1984 National High School Athletic Association's Girls Basketball All American Team [63]
1983
1982Lisa Becker Cedar Rapids Jefferson Iowa [64] [65] Played on USA Women's R. William Jones Cup Team in 1985
1981 Connie Yori Ankeny Creighton Head coach for women's basketball at Nebraska from 2002 to 2016. Naismith College Coach of the Year in 2009–10. [66]

Schools with multiple winners

SchoolNumber of AwardsYears
Cedar Rapids Jefferson 31993, 1992, 1982
Battle Creek-Ida Grove22012, 2007
Carroll22006, 1998
Cedar Falls21991, 1997
Iowa City High School21990, 2018

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