2017 All-KingCo list: Corosdale named co-KingCo MVP, Jones makes first-team

Bothell senior Taya Corosdale has won the all-KingCo MVP award for the second season in a row — at least in part.

Corosdale and Eastlake junior Gina Marxen were named co-MVPs in a meeting with conference coaches on Monday.

Corosdale, a 6-foot-2 post, averaged a double-double this season, pulling down 11.2 rebounds and a career-high 19.2 points per game. Corosdale was a second-team selection as a freshman and first-team selection as a sophomore, and has committed to play at Oregon State next season.

Bothell senior Keyonna Jones was a first-team selection for the second straight year. Jones averaged 15.5 points and 6.7 rebounds, both career-highs.

Inglemoor senior Amanda Luckett picked up a first-team selection for the first time in her career after finishing as an honorable-mention player last year. Luckett averaged 15 points and 11.3 rebounds, but missed several games at the end of the season due to a foot injury.

The Vikings went 5-9 in conference play and lost in the first round of the conference tournament.

Bothell (14-0, 19-2) won the regular-season conference title and will play for the tournament title on Thursday in Kirkland. The Cougars held the Class 4A No. 1 spot when the WIAA froze the rankings earlier this week, and would be the No. 1 seed to the state tournament if Bothell wins on Thursday.

Bothell’s Kent Shaefer won the conference Coach of the Year honor for the second straight season.

Bothell senior Sydney Cowan and sophomore Kelsey Hudson made the honorable-mention list alongside Inglemoor senior Emily Massad and sophomore Jenna Troy.

2017 4A KingCo Conference

Co-MVPs: Taya Corosdale, 12, Bothell; Gina Marxen, 11, Eastlake

Coach of the Year: Kent Schaefer, Bothell

Sportsmanship: Eastlake

First team

Keeli Burton, 9, Eastlake

Keyonna Jones, 12, Bothell

Jade Loville, 11, Skyline

Amanda Luckett, 12, Inglemoor

Lucy Stewart, 10, Issaquah

Second team

Madison Dubois, 10, Woodinville

Cameron Edward, 11 Eastlake

Kailey Kassuba, 12, Skyline

Madison Lundquist, 11, Woodinville

Regan Schenck, 11, Woodinville

Anateya Sommerville, 10, Newport

Gabby Whalen, 12, Woodinville

Honorable mention

Bothell – Sydney Cowan 12, Kelsey Hudson 10

Eastlake – Elizabeth Chen 11, Stacie Keck 11

Inglemoor – Jenna Troy 10, Emily Massad 12

Issaquah – Mariah Van Halm 11, Maya Witherspoon 11

Mount Si – Nitika Kumar 9, Emma Smith 12

Newport – Nicole Chan 10, Vanessa Hsia 11

Skyline – Carly Werner 11, Julia Mitchell 11

Woodinville – Alena Coomar, 11