2023 boys and girls 4A and 3A teams in all basketball tournaments

The Class 4A and 3A boys and girls state basketball tournaments will crown their champions Saturday night in Tacoma.

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While only one team can bring home the first-place trophy, each of the brackets featured notable individual performances from players across the state.

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Who were the best players in the Tacoma Dome during the four-day tournaments this March?

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Here are the all-tournament first- and second-teams in each classification, as voted on by media members.

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This post will be updated throughout championship Saturday as teams are released.

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CLASS 4A BOYS

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Will be added following Saturday night’s state championship game, which is scheduled for 9 p.m.

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CLASS 4A GIRLS

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Will be added following Saturday night’s state championship game, which is scheduled for 7 p.m.

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CLASS 3A BOYS

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Will be added following Saturday night’s state championship game, which is scheduled for 5 p.m.

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CLASS 3A GIRLS

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FIRST TEAM

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MVP: Katie Fiso, Garfield, jr.

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Teryn Gardner, Mead, jr.

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Sydney Hani, Lake Washington, sr.

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Jenna Villa, Arlington, sr.

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Vivienne Berrett, Stanwood, sr.

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SECOND TEAM

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Oliviyah Edwards, Lincoln of Tacoma, fr.

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Jolie Sim, Lake Washington, sr.

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Jayda Lewis, Garfield, soph.

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Gia Powell, Meadowdale, jr.

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Claire O’Connor, Lakeside of Seattle, sr.

John Manley covers high school sports for The News Tribune. A McClatchy President’s Award winner and Gonzaga University graduate, Manley has been lighting up the South Sound sports scene since 2013. Born and raised in Tacoma.

Lauren Smith is a sports reporter for The News Tribune. She has covered high school sports for TNT and The Olympian, as well as the Seattle Mariners and Washington Huskies. She graduated from UW and Emerald Ridge High School.