MONROE - Three area basketball players have been selected to play in the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association All-Star game for seniors June 18 at JustAgame Fieldhouse in Wisconsin Dells.
Albany senior Tyler Dahl was selected to play as a member of the boys Division 5 South team. Dahl averaged 24.8 points and 9.2 rebounds per game in leading the Comets to a 14-10 record.
Two area girls basketball players selected to play in the WBCA All-Star game are Brodhead senior Kylie Moe and Black Hawk senior Aleigha Sigafus.
Moe was selected to play on the Division 3 South team, which will be coached by Brodhead coach Brian Kammerer.
Sigafus was chosen to play on the Division 5 South team.
Both Moe and Sigafus eclipsed 1,000 career points in their prep careers.
Moe averaged 22.7 points, 8.5 rebounds and 5.6 assists per game in helping guide the Cardinals to a 20-4 mark.
Sigafus was the go-to player for the Warriors in the post. Sigafus averaged 17.5 points and 7.7 rebounds per game for the Warriors, which finished the season 14-10.
Proceeds from the WBCA All-Star game go to the Midwest Athletes against Childhood Cancer Fund. MACC is a non-profit charitable organization formed to support research in the treatment and a cure for childhood cancer. The primary beneficiary of the MACC Fund is the Midwest Children's Hospital.
Each player and coach who participates in the game has to raise a minimum of $500 for the MACC Fund. Donations can be made online at the WBCA website, www.wisbca.org. Contributions are tax deductible and donors will be given admission tickets to the game and recognition for the donation.
When Jon McGlocklin retired as a Milwaukee Bucks player in 1976, his friend and broadcaster Eddie Doucette had a son, Brett, who was diagnosed with cancer at age 2. McGlocklin, who was the Bucks first All-Star and played on the Bucks championship team in 1971, developed the MACC Fund and became the president.
The WBCA has been a supporter of the MACC Fund since the first boys and girls All-Star games in 1978.
Albany senior Tyler Dahl was selected to play as a member of the boys Division 5 South team. Dahl averaged 24.8 points and 9.2 rebounds per game in leading the Comets to a 14-10 record.
Two area girls basketball players selected to play in the WBCA All-Star game are Brodhead senior Kylie Moe and Black Hawk senior Aleigha Sigafus.
Moe was selected to play on the Division 3 South team, which will be coached by Brodhead coach Brian Kammerer.
Sigafus was chosen to play on the Division 5 South team.
Both Moe and Sigafus eclipsed 1,000 career points in their prep careers.
Moe averaged 22.7 points, 8.5 rebounds and 5.6 assists per game in helping guide the Cardinals to a 20-4 mark.
Sigafus was the go-to player for the Warriors in the post. Sigafus averaged 17.5 points and 7.7 rebounds per game for the Warriors, which finished the season 14-10.
Proceeds from the WBCA All-Star game go to the Midwest Athletes against Childhood Cancer Fund. MACC is a non-profit charitable organization formed to support research in the treatment and a cure for childhood cancer. The primary beneficiary of the MACC Fund is the Midwest Children's Hospital.
Each player and coach who participates in the game has to raise a minimum of $500 for the MACC Fund. Donations can be made online at the WBCA website, www.wisbca.org. Contributions are tax deductible and donors will be given admission tickets to the game and recognition for the donation.
When Jon McGlocklin retired as a Milwaukee Bucks player in 1976, his friend and broadcaster Eddie Doucette had a son, Brett, who was diagnosed with cancer at age 2. McGlocklin, who was the Bucks first All-Star and played on the Bucks championship team in 1971, developed the MACC Fund and became the president.
The WBCA has been a supporter of the MACC Fund since the first boys and girls All-Star games in 1978.
