Crawford, Pratt, Williams earn all-state honors from Iowa Print Sports Writers

Ankeny’s Jayla Williams drives to the basket against Ankeny Centennial defender Mya Crawford during a game on Dec. 6 at Ankeny. Crawford has been named to the Class 5A all-state first team by the Iowa Print Sports Writers Association for the second straight year, while Williams was a repeat pick to the third team. (Photo by Evan Reiter)

Girls’ basketball standouts Mya Crawford and Jaeden Pratt of Ankeny Centennial have earned some more all-state honors along with Ankeny star Jayla Williams.

Crawford was a repeat selection to the Class 5A first team by the Iowa Print Sports Writers Association. Pratt was named to the Class 5A second team for the third consecutive year, while Williams was a repeat pick to the Class 5A third team.

Ankeny Centennial’s Jaeden Pratt looks to make a post move against Johnston defender Amani Jenkins during the Class 5A semifinals on Thursday at Wells Fargo Arena. Pratt has been selected to the Class 5A all-state second team by the Iowa Print Sports Writers Association for the third consecutive season. (Photo by Jerrad Downer)

Libby Fandel of Cedar Rapids Xavier was named Miss Iowa Basketball 2025. The Kansas recruit led the Saints to the Class 4A state championship.

Class 4A runner-up North Polk had three players honored. Abby Tuttle was a first-team pick, while Becca Aagard and Campbell Schulz earned second-team honors.