Another season of girls basketball has come and gone in Shelby County after teams across the area left us with unforgettable memories.  From Chelsea's dominant season, becoming a top-five program in 7A and reaching the Elite Eight, to Pelham's area title and improbable run to the Elite Eight behind their talented young stars to Vincent's historic appearance in the Sweet 16 and all the moments in between, the 2023-24 season has certainly been one to remember.

While the ending of every season is bittersweet, it always brings us to this time-honored tradition: the All-County teams for girls basketball, where we honor the players who shined on the court all season long.

Second Team:
Forward: Jayla Forbes, freshman, Thompson. Forbes entered the season as one of the most sought-after prospects in the Class of 2027 and lived up to that billing throughout the season. She averaged a county-high 13 rebounds per game to go with her 12.5 points per game as she posed a threat down low and around the court. Forbes used her 6-foot-6 frame to stop opposing offenses with 81 blocks during the season, which was the second-most in the county.  

Third Team: 
Guard: Kaylee Fenderson, freshman, Thompson. Fenderson was the county's assist queen with 4.5 assists per game and 131 total, but she didn't stop there. She averaged double-figures as a freshman with 10.5 points per game while shooting 40% on field goals, 34% on 3-pointers and 78% from the free throw line.

Honorable Mentions: Morgan Adolphus