East's Larson, McCarthy make Academic All-State
Posted: Thursday, March 27, 2008
Seniors Dane Larson and Courtney McCarthy of Sioux City East have been named to the Iowa Basketball Coaches Assocation's Academic All-State Basketball Team.
Larson, is one of 22 boys, statewide, on the squad. Fellow Northwest Iowans Zachary Drees (Clay Central-Everly), Andrew Pringnitz (Spirit Lake) and Andy Rowlands (Ruthven-Ayrshire) also made the team.
The boys have an average ACT composite of 29.9 and a 3.99 grade point average. Twelve of the selections are ranked first in their respective senior classes and the team has a scoring average of 16.8 points per player.
McCarthy is among 25 girls on the team. Spirit Lake's Kaisha Brown is on the squad along with Northwest Iowans Shelby Johnson (Akron-Westfield), Katelyn Jones (Okoboji) and Whitney Waechter (Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn).
The girls have an average ACT composite of 28.3 and a 3.99 grade point average. Seventeen of the selections are ranked either first or second in their respective senior classes and the team has a scoring average of 15 points per player.
Larson, is one of 22 boys, statewide, on the squad. Fellow Northwest Iowans Zachary Drees (Clay Central-Everly), Andrew Pringnitz (Spirit Lake) and Andy Rowlands (Ruthven-Ayrshire) also made the team.
The boys have an average ACT composite of 29.9 and a 3.99 grade point average. Twelve of the selections are ranked first in their respective senior classes and the team has a scoring average of 16.8 points per player.
McCarthy is among 25 girls on the team. Spirit Lake's Kaisha Brown is on the squad along with Northwest Iowans Shelby Johnson (Akron-Westfield), Katelyn Jones (Okoboji) and Whitney Waechter (Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn).
The girls have an average ACT composite of 28.3 and a 3.99 grade point average. Seventeen of the selections are ranked either first or second in their respective senior classes and the team has a scoring average of 15 points per player.
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