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Regina rolled through the River Valley Conference regular season schedule going unbeaten against conference competition including a 12-0 mark against South Division teams.

The dominant regular season was followed by Regina dominating the RVC South Division postseason teams.

Regina junior Morgan Miller was named South Division player of the year and Mary Rogers was named coach of the year as Regina had five players earn all-conference honors on Tuesday.

Miller headlined the list of postseason honorees joining senior guard Alli Clark as unanimous first-team selections for the Regals.

The 5-foot-6 Miller led Regina with 19.5 points, 4.1 steals and 3.9 assists per game and also averaged 5 rebounds per contest.

Miller shot 51 percent from the field, 32 percent from 3-point range and 60 percent from the free throw line.

Clark earned first-team honors after averaging 13 points, 5.1 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.9 steals per game.

Juniors Caitlin Martin and Ella McLaughlin were each named to the South Division second team.

Martin averaged 9.4 points, a team-high 5.4 rebounds per game and 2.1 assists per game while McLaughlin averaged 11 points, 4.3 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 1.8 steals per game.

Senior Morgan Squiers earned honorable mention honors for Regina.

West Branch seniors Kyle Pickett and Alyse Klinkkammer each earned all-division honors.

Pickett was named to the South Division second team after leading the Bears in scoring at 8.9 points per game to go with 3.6 rebounds sand 1.1 steals per contest.

Klinkkammer earned honorable mention honors.

River Valley Conference Basketball Teams

South Division

First team – *Morgan Miller, Jr., Regina; *Alli Clark, Sr., Regina; *Carly Lengenberg, Sr., Tipton; *Isabelle DeLong, Sr., Durant; *Pearson Hall, Jr., West Liberty; Callie Huber, Jr., Mid-Prairie; Kinsey Drake, Jr., Wilton

Second team – Caitlin Martin, Jr., Regina; Ella McLaughlin, Jr., Regina; Chloe Klabo, Sr., Tipton; Nora Pennington, Sr., Mid-Prairie; Catie Hook, Sr., Wilton; Sophie Buysse, Jr., West Liberty; Kylie Pickett, Sr., West Branch

Honorable mention – Morgan Squiers, Sr., Regina; Aolivia Edens, Sr., Tipton; Jovi Evans, Soph., Mid-Prairie; Adison Daufeldt, Jr., Durant; Calli Langley, Sr., Wilton; Sully Hall, Fr., West Liberty; Alyse Klinkkammer, Sr., West Branch

Player of the year – Morgan Miller, Jr., Regina

Coach of the Year – Mary Rogers, Regina

North Division

First team – *Molly Roling, Jr., Cascade; *Jayden Kuper, Jr., Monticello; *Kennedy Hermsen, Soph., Monticello; *Aubrey Kroymann, Soph., Maquoketa; *Cora Widel, Soph., Maquoketa; *Reese Osterhaus, Sr., Dyersville Beckman; Teagan Humphrey, Sr., Bellevue; Emma Kjergaard, Jr., Northeast

Second team – Reese Kuhlman, Sr., Maquoketa; Keziah McQuillen, Sr., Monticello; Sami McElmeel, Sr., Monticello; Addison Frake, Soph., Cascade; Josie Manternach, Jr., Cascade; Leah Mangelson, Jr., Northeast; Kaylee Lehmann, Sr., Dyersville Beckman; Jeorgia Neumann, Jr., Camanche; Aunika Hager, Jr., Bellevue

Honorable mention – Nicole Goedken, Jr., Dyersville Beckman; Harper Sconsa, Fr., Cascade; Norah Humpal, Jr., Anamosa; Karley McCombie, Fr., Bellevue; Izzy Beal, Sr., Camanche; Carley Cavanaugh, Sr., Maquoketa; Cadence Driscoll, Jr., Northeast; Madilynn Kromminga, Jr., Monticello

Player of the year – Jayden Kuper, Jr., Monticello

Co-Coaches of the year – Chad Specht, Maquoketa and Donnie Kremer, Monticello

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