Lawrenceburg's Kemper Named To Indiana Junior All-Star Team

The Junior Indiana All-Stars will play two games against the Junior Kentucky All-Stars this summer.

Lawrenceburg High School's Juliana Kemper. Photo by Jacki Clawson.

(Lawrenceburg, Ind.) – The Indiana Basketball Coaches Association has released the names of the top 24 junior high school girls players in the state.

The 24 girls will play for the IndyStar Indiana girls Junior All-Stars against the Kentucky Junior All-Stars this June. Two games will be played with one being played in Indiana, while the other game will take place in Kentucky.

The sites and times for the games have yet to be determined.

Among the all-star selections in Indiana is Lawrenceburg standout Juliana Kemper. The Tigers star averaged 18.8 points, 11.2 rebounds, 3.3 assists, and 2.8 steals per game this past season.

Kemper’s efforts earned her the 2018-19 EIAC Girls Basketball Most Valuable Player. Juliana also received a proclamation from Lawrenceburg Mayor Kelly Mollaun, who announced February 8, 2019 as Juliana Kemper Day in the city.

The Junior All-Star team was determined by the 20-member Indiana Basketball Coaches Association all-state panel in conjunction with its selection of the IBCA/Subway Underclass All-State Team.

A full list of Junior All-Stars is listed below.

 

2019 IndyStar Girls Junior All-Stars

CORE GROUP

    Name, Ht., Pos., PPG, High School

    Kendall Bostic, 6-1, F, 18.7, Northwestern

    Ella Collier, 6-0, G, 22.2, Danville

    Nan Garcia, 6-0, F, 19.9, Jeffersonville

    Madison Layden, 6-1, G, 21.9, Northwestern

    Jasmine McWilliams, 5-11, G, 13.3, North Central

    Sydney Parrish, 6-2, G/F, 21.0, Hamilton Southeastern

 

RED GROUP

    Name, Ht., Pos., PPG, High School

    Sydney Graber, 6-0, F, 10.1, Homestead

    Sydney Jacobsen, 5-9, G, 18.9, Harrison (West Lafayette)

    RaShaya Kyle, 6-6, C, 15.5, Marion

    Alaina Omonode, 6-0, C, 17.9, West Lafayette

    Keegan Sullivan, 6-0, G, 16.7, South Bend St. Joseph

    Sydney Watkins, 5-8, G, 12.7, Heritage Christian

 

WHITE GROUP

    Name, Ht., Pos., PPG, High School

    Khera Goss, 5-11, G, 10.4, Ben Davis

    Maddie Lawrence, 6-0, G, 16.5, Winchester

    Lindsey Syrek, 6-2, F, 17.3, University

    K’Ja Talley, 5-9, F, 11.9, Warren Central

    Taylor Westgate, 6-1, F, 14.4, Oak Hill

    Kristian Young, 5-5, G, 8.6, Lawrence North

 

BLUE GROUP

    Name, Ht., Pos., PPG, High School

    Darrian Carmean, 5-9, G, 15.4, Vincennes Lincoln

    Maya Chandler, 5-9, G, 14.4, Triton Central

    Juliana Kemper, 5-9, G, 18.8, Lawrenceburg

    Rachel Loobie, 6-1, F, 20.3, Franklin Central

    Tia Tolbert, 5-10, G, 13.1, Vincennes Rivet

    Alana Vinson, 5-11, G, 15.9, Roncalli

 

    Head coach: TBA

    Assistant coaches: TBA

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