Miss Show-Me Basketball
Winners
Table:
Year

Player

High School

College

Notes

Refs

1985

Janet Clark

Lafayette

Northwest Missouri State

All-time leader in total points scored for the Northwest Missouri State Bearcats women's basketball team with 2,121 points

[5][2]

1986

Lori Sandbothe

Washington

Missouri

Played for the Missouri Tigers women's basketball team with her sister and fellow Miss Show-Me Basketball recipient Lisa Sandbothe

[5][3]

1987

Lisa Sandbothe

Washington

Missouri

Played for the Missouri Tigers women's basketball team with her sister and fellow Miss Show-Me Basketball recipient Lori Sandbothe

[5][3]

1988

Rhonda Moore

Hazelwood East

Missouri

Named on the 20-year all-star women's basketball team for the Greater St. Louis area by The St. Louis American in 2006

[5][3][6]

1989

Kim Mahn

De Soto

Oklahoma State

In 2018, Mahn was the first athlete in De Soto High School history to have a number retired

[5][7]

1990

Melody Howard

Marshfield

Missouri State

Played for the United States in the 1993 World University Games, inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame in 1999

[5][8]

1991

Melissa Grider

Marshfield

Missouri Southern

Scored 3,211 total points in her high school career (Missouri record until 2010), named on the all-time Ozarks women's basketball team by Ozark Preps Illustrated in 2015

[5][9][10]

1992

Andrea Siemer

Jackson

Missouri

Named to the academic all-conference team three years in a row while playing for the Missouri Tigers women's basketball team

[5][11]

1993

Marsha Burton

Marionville

Missouri State and Evangel

Received NAIA All-American honors in 1997, basketball coach for Pierce City High School and Hurley High School

[5][12]

1994

Kristin Folkl

St. Joseph's

Stanford

Selected by the Minnesota Lynx in the first round (1st overall pick) of the 1999 WNBA Draft as part of the initial expansion player allocation, All-American her senior year playing for the Stanford Cardinal women's basketball team, first-alternate for the United States women's volleyball team during the 1996 Summer Olympics, recipient of the Dial Award for the top female high school athlete in the country in 1994

[5][13]

1995

Amy Rhea

St. James

John Brown

Honored with Freshman of the Year in the Sooner Athletic Conference in 1996, all-time leader in total points scored for the St. James High School women's basketball team with 2,604 points

[5][14][15]

1996

Niele Ivey

Cor Jesu

Notre Dame

Selected by the Indiana Fever in the second round (17th overall pick) of the 2001 WNBA Draft, played in the WNBA for the Indiana Fever, Detroit Shock, and Phoenix Mercury, assistant basketball coach for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish women's basketball team, named on the 20-year all-star women's basketball team for the Greater St. Louis area by The St. Louis American in 2006

[5][6][16]

1997

April McKinney

Incarnate Word

Saint Louis

Named on the 20-year all-star women's basketball team for the Greater St. Louis area by The St. Louis American in 2006

[5][6][17]

1998

Lauren Jackson

North Kansas City

Memphis

All-time leader in total points scored for the North Kansas City High School women's basketball team with 2,124 points

[5][18]

1999

Karensa Barr

West Plains

Missouri

Member of the Big 12 All-Star European Tour, invited to the USA Basketball tryouts in 2001, inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame in 2018

[5][19]

2000

Terianne Wolford

Nixa

Missouri

All-time leader in total points scored for the Nixa Public High School women's basketball team with 2,267 points

[5][20]

2001

Dionnah Jackson

Parkway West

Oklahoma

Selected by the Detroit Shock in the first round (13th overall pick) of the 2005 WNBA Draft, assistant basketball coach for Mississippi State University and Southeast Missouri State University

[5][21][22]

2002

Kari Koch

Elsberry

Missouri State

Played professional basketball in Greece for five years, named on the MVC all-centennial team in 2007, assistant basketball coach for Auburn University

[5][23]

2003

Laura Granzow

Kickapoo

Denver and Canisius

Nominated for the Gatorade Player of the Year award and the McDonald's All-American Game

[5][24]

2004

Katie Dierdorf

Visitation

Michigan

Injuries plagued Dierdorf for the majority of her collegiate career with the Michigan Wolverines women's basketball team

[5][25]

2005

Heather Ezell

Kickapoo

Iowa State

Played professional basketball for Haukar in Iceland for the 2009–2010 season, assistant basketball coach for Fairfield University

[5][26]

2006

Mackenzie Stirmlinger

St. Joseph's

Iowa State

Nominated for the Gatorade Player of the Year award

[5][27][28]

2007

Shakara Jones

Francis Howell Central

Missouri

Played professional basketball in Greece for Asteras Exarchion

[5][29]

2008

Yvonne Anderson

Hickman

Texas

Signed a training camp contract with the Chicago Sky in 2017, played in the Turkish Women's Basketball League for Galatasaray

[5][30]

2009

Morgan Johnson

Platte County

Iowa

All-time leader for the Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team in career shot blocks with 293 blocks

[5][31]

2010

Anne Marie Hartung

Bowling Green

Texas

Played for the Texas Longhorns women's basketball team for only two seasons

[5][32]

2011

Shelby Winkelmann

Hermann

UCM

Named to the 2015–2016 CoSIDA Academic All-American team for Division II

[5][33]

2012

Taylor Manuel

Incarnate Word

Purdue, Loyola, and Ole Miss

Awarded the 2014–2015 Missouri Valley Newcomer of the Year

[5][34]

2013

Sierra Michaelis

Mercer

Missouri

–

[5][35]

2014

Carrie Shephard

South Pemiscot

Missouri and SEMO

–

[5][36]

2015

Napheesa Collier

Incarnate Word

UConn

–

[5][37]

Sophie Cunningham

Rock Bridge

Missouri

–

[5][38]

2016

Taylor Baur

MICDS

Princeton

–

[5][39]

2017

Lauryn Miller

Kirkwood

UCLA

–

[5][40]

2018

Sonya Morris

Incarnate Word

DePaul

–

[5][41]

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