With the regular high school basketball season just getting going, High School on SI is seeking your input on who you believe should be the Iowa girls basketball Class 3A preseason player of the year.
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Voting closes at 11:59 p.m., Friday, Dec. 6. Here are the nominees:
It should be a big senior season for Borgos, as she scored 416 points in 20 games last year. She also had 74 rebounds, 72 steals and 62 assists.
Brown served notice as just a sophomore, tallying 331 points with 156 rebounds, 59 assists and 47 steals.
A forward, Harter tallied 373 points with 259 rebounds, 52 blocks, 26 assists and 14 assists a season ago.
Another member of the Class of 2026, Turner had 332 points with 147 rebounds, 90 assists and 65 steals.
Another piece of the Mount Vernon puzzle, Huber is coming off a junior season that saw her score 321 points with 162 rebounds, 68 assists and 42 steals.
Coming off a sophomore year in which she had 338 points in 21 games, expect even more out of Jeltema for MOC-Floyd Valley this winter.
Kuper looks towards a strong senior season after recording 439 points with 268 rebounds, 112 steals, 63 assists and 10 blocks.
The sixth-leading scorer in 4A a year ago, Krogmann finished her junior season with 429 points to go along with 235 rebounds, 115 blocks, 51 assists and 18 steals.
Lueken was in the Top 10 in scoring a year ago with 425 points, adding 178 rebounds, 87 assists, 69 steals and 23 blocked shots.
A future Wartburg Knight, McLaughlin recorded 353 points, 136 rebounds, 50 assists, 33 steals and blocked 23 shots as a junior.
A top volleyball player in the state, Meester also shines on the hardwood, as she had 322 points with 203 rebounds, 77 blocks, 32 assists and 19 steals last year.
Motta will be counted on for even more this year after recording 330 points with 95 rebounds, 90 steals and 48 assists.
Rummans dominated the glass last year, registering 369 rebounds to go along with 364 points, 109 blocks, 92 steals and 55 assists.
Rich recorded 307 points to go along with 84 rebounds, 38 steals and 30 assists as a junior.
The Cyclones will use Schwieso in a variety of roles as the guard scored 325 points with 115 rebounds, 102 assists, 74 steals and 19 blocks last year.
See is the second-leading returning scorer in 4A, as she poured in 513 points as a sophomore. She also tallied 174 rebounds, 89 steals, 55 assists and 17 blocks.
A dominating force on the floor, Stokes led all 3A players with 664 points last year, adding 177 assists, 144 steals, 122 rebounds and 23 blocks.
Turner helped push the offense, scoring 332 points with 147 rebounds, 90 assists and 65 steals last year.
One of the top guards in the state as just a freshman, Wolfswinkel made a splash, scoring 343 points with 127 rebounds, 58 steals and 44 assists.
The leader of Estherville-LC and one of the top teams in the state, Yager had 402 points with 248 rebounds, 85 steals, 38 assists and nine blocks last year. Of her rebounds, 117 came on the offensive end.
