Miss Basketball Big Show
Results & Records 2007-2009

| Tournament MVP's | Team Records: Single Game - Tournament |
| Individual Records: Single Game - Tournament | State Records

FINAL TOURNEY STANDINGS

TOURNAMENT MVP'S

2009 MVP
Caitlyn Spurgeon And 1 Oklahoma I
Spurgeon, a 5-9 forward/post, helped guide a talented And 1 Oklahoma I to the title of the third annual Miss Basketball Big Show. The sophomore to be was one of three players for And 1 Oklahoma I that averaged eight points or more.

2008 MVP
SHARANE CAMPBELL Air Oklahoma Stars
Sharane Campbell, a 5-9 forward/wing, helped guide a talented Air Oklahoma Stars squad to the title of the second annual Miss Basketball Big Show. The sophomore-to-be averaged 15.3 points as Air Oklahoma went a perfect 7-0 during the event. Campbell, was a 1st-Team All-City Selection, for Star Spencer High School in Spencer, Okla.

2007 MVP
STACIA ROBERTSON  Kansas Belles
The inaugural Big Show MVP was Stacia Robertson of the Kansas Belles. Robertson, a 6-1 forward/post, helped guide the Belles to the team championship, averaging 10.1 points per game during the tournament. Robertson, a sophomore from Grand Island (Neb.) High School, was a Honorable Mention All-State Selection for the Islanders in 2006-07.  
 

TEAM RECORDS

Single Game

HIGHEST WINNING SCORE       86, KC Thundercats 2007
LOWEST WINNING SCORE        34, Team Colorado 2007
2-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE    32, Kansas Belles 2007, Missouri Lady Sting 2007, 
                                Omaha Crusaders 2007
3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE     9, ECI East Gold 2007
                                Air Oklahoma Stars 2008
                                Team Runza 2009
                                Missouri Valley Blazers Elite
                                
FREE THROWS MADE            22, Missouri Green Hornets 2007, Omaha Crusaders 2007

Tournament

TOTAL POINTS               580, Kansas Belles 2007
AVERAGE POINTS PER GAME  65.00, Missouri Valley Blazers Elite 2009
2-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE   223, Kansas Belles 2007
3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE    37, Missouri Valley Eclipse 2008
                                Missouri Valley Eclipse Red 2009
FREE THROWS MADE            88, NEN Xtreme 2009

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Single Game

POINTS SCORED          34, Azia Washington (Missouri Valley Eclipse 2008)
                      
2-POINT FG MADE        16, Azia Washington (Missouri Valley Eclipse 2008)
                  
3-POINT FG MADE         6, Jessica Blake (Team Kansas Select 2007)
                           Alyssa Palmer (Missouri Valley Eclipse 2008)
                           Kennedy Kirkpatrick (Kansas Belles 2009)
                         
FREE THROWS MADE       13, Alison Gorrell (Colorado Shining Stars II 2008)

Tournament

TOP SCORING AVERAGES   

20.3, Alison Gorrell (Colorado Shining Stars II 2008)
19.0, Jayla Hobza (Omaha Sparks 2008)
18.5, Azia Washington (Missouri Valley Eclipse 2008)
17.3, Kelsey Brooks (Missouri Valley Blazers Elite 2009)
16.8, Lindsey Johnson (Dakota Schoolers 2008)
15.8, Jessica Blake (Team Kansas Select 2007)
15.3, Sharane Campbell (Air Oklahoma Stars 2008)
15.2, Martha Robinson (NWA Wildcats 2007)
15.0, Amaya Williams (Missouri Lady Sting 2007)
14.0, Elizabeth Lamb (ECI East Gold 2007)
14.0, Kaitlyn Mileto (Colorado String Music 2007)
13.8, Cassey Soboski (Iowa Elite 2007)
13.8, Paige Hasty (Team Runza 2008)
13.5, Natalie Knight (Missouri Valley Eclipse II 2007)
13.4, Chelsea Albers (Omaha Crusaders 2007)
13.4, Leah Richardson (Colorado Springs Lady Hawks 2007)
13.6, Alyssa Frauendorfer (NEN Xtreme 2009)
12.8, Kelsey Balcom (KC Lady Heat 2007)


2-POINT FG MADE         59, Azia Washington (Missouri Valley Eclipse 2008)
3-POINT FG MADE         22, Alyssa Palmer (Missouri Valley Eclipse 2008)
FREE THROWS MADE        42, Alison Gorrell (Colorado Shining Stars 2008)

TOTAL POINTS SCORED     130, Azia Washington (Missouri Valley Eclipse 2008)  

STATE RECORDS

TEAMS FROM 11 STATES HAVE COMPETED IN THE BIG SHOW. THE NUMBER OF 
CHAMPIONSHIPS WON BY EACH STATE DESIGNATED WITH *.

Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Iowa         
Kansas       *
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska     
North Dakota
Oklahoma     **
South Dakota