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The 46th annual Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Girls' All-Star Games were held on Wednesday, July 28 at JustAgame Fieldhouse in Wisconsin Dells. 

The North All-Stars won three of the five games. The results with player points are below: 

The North All-Stars led 28-19 at halftime and went on to earn a 66-56 victory in the Division 1 WBCA All-Star Game at JustAgame Fieldhouse. 

Marshfield's Danielle Minsaas, an NCAA Division II University of Sioux Falls recruit, scored a game-high 18 points to lead the North squad to the win. Joining her in double figures were Oshkosh's North Mallory Ott, an NCAA Division II Truman State recruit, and Sheboygan North's Anna Fogle who tallied 11 and 10 points, respectively. 

The South All-Stars were led by Milwaukee King's Imani Warren who finished with 10 points. 

Player Points: 
North 
Danielle Minsaas, Marshfield - 18; Mallory Ott, Oshkosh North - 11; Anna Fogle, Sheboygan North - 10; Savannah Leopold, Superior - 6; Karissa Smith, Appleton North - 6; Emma Jossie, Stevens Point - 5; Paige Lambe, Verona - 5; Lexie White, Wausau West - 3; Trinity Mocadlo, Hortonville - 2
South
Imani Warren, Milwaukee King - 10; Antionique Auston, Sun Prairie West - 9; Annika Pluemer, Brookfield East - 8; Braelyn Torres, Kettle Moraine - 7; Taylor Wojcinski, Franklin - 6; Bella Samz, Arrowhead - 4; Syderah Farmer, Kenosha Bradford - 4; Kacy Kratz, Hartford - 3; Ashley Jones, DSHA - 2; Alexandria Wolff, Ronald Reagan - 2; Marie Outlay, Sun Prairie West - 1 

The South All-Stars outscored the North All-Stars 28-17 in the second quarter and held a 41-30 lead at the break on their way to posting an 89-69 victory in the Division 2 WBCA All-Star Game. 

The South squad had four players score in double figures, led by Union Grove's Sophia Rampulla, an NCAA Division I UW-Milwaukee recruit, and New Berlin Eisenhower's Lexi Bugajski, an NCAA Division I Appalachian State recruit, who finished with 15 and 12 points, respectively. 

The North All-Stars were led by Beaver Dam's Bella Oestreicher, an NCAA Division III Carroll University recruit, who scored a game-best 19 points, including knocking down six triples. 

Player Points: 
South
Sophia Rampulla, Union Grove - 15; Lexi Bugajski, New Berlin Eisenhower - 12; Allison Hampel, Greenfield - 11; Meghan Schultz, New Berlin West - 10; Sydney Ludvigsen, Union Grove - 9; Ava Hoppert, Martin Luther - 9; Caden Krohn, Waukesha West - 7; Jaelyn Derlein, DeForest - 5; Kailey Wozniak, Pius XI Catholic - 5; Maddie Andersen, Waukesha West - 3; Julia Lokker, Martin Luther - 3
North 
Bella Oestreicher, Beaver Dam - 19; Julianna Ouimette, Lakeland - 9; Mallory Hoitink, Slinger - 8; Hope Barington, Notre Dame - 7; Brittney Mislivecek, La Crosse Central - 7; Emily Jaenke, Fox Valley Lutheran - 6; Ella Peters, River Falls - 5; Cadence Xiong, West Bend East - 4; Mara Rieder, Menasha - 3; Sophie Schlieve, Antigo - 1 

The North All-Stars held off a fourth-quarter rally by the South All-Stars to claim a 73-69 victory in the Division 3 WBCA All-Star Game. 

The North squad was led in scoring by Brillion's Megan Schuman, an NCAA Division II Winona State recruit, and Arcadia's Breah Golden, an NCAA Division II Lake Superior State recruit, each tallying 12 points. 

Evansville's Maria Messling, an NCAA Division I Western Illinois recruit, scored a team-best 11 points for the South squad. 

Player Points: 
North
Megan Schuman, Brillion - 12; Breah Golden, Arcadia - 12; Brianna McCurdy, St. Croix Falls - 9; Madilyn Dogs, Kewaskum - 8; Hattie Fox, Osceola - 7; Emma Adleman, Kiel - 6; Sydney Bartels, Freedom - 6; Heather Gaikowski, Somerset - 4; Tori Blaskowski, Elk Mound - 4; Anna McConkey, West Salem - 3; Tieryn Plasch, Northwestern - 2
South
Maria Messling, Evansville - 11; Mya Hartjes, University School - 10; Bella Pitta, Lake Mills - 9; Camryn Nies, Platteville - 8; Alicia Burgos, Dominican - 8; Ashlyn Knapp, Prairie du Chien - 5; Sarah Strande, Racine Lutheran - 5; Sylvia Fox, Edgerton - 4; Abbie Dix, Brodhead - 4; Shannon Rusch, Edgerton 3; Charlotte Ferstl, River Valley - 2

The South All-Stars outscored the North All-Stars 19-12 in the fourth quarter to post a 53-51 victory in the Division 4 WBCA All-Star Game. 

Randolph's Jorey Buwalda, an NCAA Division I UW-Milwaukee recruit, finished with a game-high 15 points, including nine in the fourth quarter to lead the South squad to the win. Melrose-Mindoro's  Lilly Radcliffe, an NJCAA Division II North Iowa Area CC recruit, added 11 points. 

The North squad was led in scoring by Bangor's Nora Tucker and Coleman's Aubrey Bintz who each netted 11 points. 

Player Points: 
South
Jorey Buwalda, Randolph, 15; Lilly Radcliffe, Melrose-Mindoro - 10; Kiara Shea, Winnebago Lutheran - 7; Autumn Passehl, Aquinas - 4; Kennedy Wenger, Mineral Point - 4; Jessilyn Ernst, Pardeeville - 4; Kaitlyn Fischer, Valders - 3; Lainee Burks, Lancaster - 2; Hannah Matzke, Luther - 2; Hadley Walters, Poynette - 2
North
Nora Tucker, Bangor - 11; Aubrey Bintz, Coleman - 11; Raemalee Smith, Ladysmith - 8; Kali Prihoda, Marathon - 6; Chloe Vogel, St. Mary Catholic - 4; Mara Stamper, Crandon - 3; Amelia Trunkel, Neillsville - 2; Nadia Hoffa, Westfield - 2; Allianna Dufek, Southern Door - 2; Brandi Lentz, Westfield - 1; Lauren Kraus, Stratford - 1 

The North All-Stars overcame a 16-point (40-24) halftime deficit to defeat the South All-Stars 75-68 in the Division 5 WBCA All-Star Game. 

Four players scored in double figures for the North squad, led by Edgar's Reagan Borchardt who scored a game-best 14 points while Gilman's Tatum Weir added 13 points in the victory. 

The South squad was led in scoring by Kickapoo's Jayla Nagel and Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah's Kat Miller who each netted 10 points. 

Player Points: 
North 
Reagan Borchardt, Edgar - 14; Tatum Weir, Gilman - 13; Marnie Kahl, Prairie Farm - 12; Lily Truchon, South Shore - 11; Marley Hughes, McDonell Central - 6; Bailey Rikkola, Sevastopol - 5; Grace Krawze, Wabeno/Laona - 5; Carleigh Kaczmarek, Gillett - 3; Rachel Schlies, Wausaukee - 3; Melissa DiGiorgio, Hurley - 2; Lillian Fuch, Iola-Scandinavia - 2
South
Jayla Nagel, Kickapoo - 10; Kat Miller, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah - 10; Abby Thompson, Blair-Taylor - 8; Braylee Hyatt, Cashton - 8; Maddy Benson, La Farge - 8; Lindsay Steien, Blair-Taylor - 7; Laney Havlovitz, Wild Rose - 5; Chloe Schraepfer, Pecatonica - 4; Emily Bierman, Potosi/Cassville - 2; Kennedy Howell, Belmont - 2; Tori Nodolf, Belmont - 2

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