Griswold’s Rebekah Topham won a state-record fourth consecutive state cross country individual title. (Photo: Charlie Litchfield/The Des Moines Register)

Rebekah Topham didn’t let a lack of sleep, sore calves or Pekin (Packwood) runner Gwynne Wright get in her way. On Saturday, the Griswold, Iowa, senior set a state record with her fourth consecutive individual title in the Class 1A cross country meet. She leads the American Family Insurance ALL-USA Performances of the Week.

Topham passed Wright around the two-kilometer mark and finished 26 seconds ahead of her, running the 4K course at the Fort Dodge’s Lakeside Municipal Golf Course in 14 minutes, 32.2 seconds. Priot to Tophham, only 50 girls nationally have won four individual state titles in cross country, according to the National Federation of State High School Associations record book and Topham is the first from Iowa.

“I didn’t sleep well last night, I kept thinking about the race,” Topham told the Des Moines Register. “I only slept two hours.”

Topham helped her team capture third place at the meet. She is considering Iowa State, Wichita State and Arkansas.

The rest of this week’s American Family Insurance ALL-USA Performances of the Week:

Jorge Amaya, quarterback, Hawkins (Los Angeles)

Junior completed 45 of 56 passes for 739 yards and five touchdowns in a 46-27 defeat of West Adams (Los Angeles) on Friday.

Kelly Barnhill, softball, Pope (Marietta, Ga.)

Senior, who has committed to Florida, struck out 16 batters in her 20^th career no-hitter to lead her team to a 4-0 defeat of Hillgrove (Powder Springs) for the state Class AAAAAA softball title Saturday.

Olin Hacker, cross country, West, Madison, Wis.

Senior, who has committed to Wisconsin, won his second consecutive Division I state individual cross country title and helped his team to the team title with a time of 14 minutes, 59.1 seconds Saturday on the 5K course at Wisconsin Rapids.

Ashley Hickman, soccer, Knoxville (Tenn.) Catholic

Senior scored a hat trick in her team’s 4-0 A-AA state championship defeat of Notre Dame (Chattanooga) on Saturday.

Keyshawn Lowe, running back, Peach County, Fort Valley, Ga.

Senior ran 30 times for 295 yards and six touchdowns in a 49-16 defeat of Westside (Macon) on Friday.

Matthew Maton, cross country, Summit, Bend, Ore.

Broke Galen Rupp’s 11-year-old state 5K meet record Saturday with a time of 14 minutes and 45 seconds. He was the top finisher in the 5A race and led his school to the 5A state team title.

Joe Randall, running back, Alvord, Texas

Senior ran for 332 yards and seven touchdowns in a 72-14 defeat of Chico on Friday.

Doug Santos, running back, Peabody, Mass.

Junior running back ran for 255 yards and six touchdowns in a 42-38 defeat of Lexington on Friday.

Jahmiere Van Kline, running back, Bordentown, N.J.

Senior rushed for 279 yards and six touchdowns in a 39-0 defeat of Florence on Saturday, breaking a school record. He has scored at least three touchdowns in every game this season.

North Central (Spokane) runner Tanner Anderson won the Washington 3A state meet for the second consecutive year. Photo by Lori Wordell.

North Central (Spokane, Wash.) cross country runner Tanner Anderson didn’t buckle when Mt. Spokane (Spokane) runner John Dressel set a blistering early pace up a hill in the Washington 3A state cross country championship on Saturday. Anderson reeled Dressel back in, running a personal best of 14 minutes and 32 seconds to win the 5-kilometer race, at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco. Anderson leads this week’s American Family Insurance ALL-USA Performances of the Week.

“A lot of times guys will wait it out in the middle but in this case, John put in a dead sprint going up a hill at about a mile and a half,” said North Central coach Jon Knight. “After a while, Tanner sensed that John wasn’t gaining on him and that maybe he was catching back to him. When Tanner did go by John, it was like John was standing still and he put 15 seconds him him. This is a hilly course and to run a time like that you have to have perfect weather and it was, 55 degrees, sunny, with no wind.”

Knight said Anderson, a senior who is considering Washington, North Carolina, Northern Arizona, Wisconsin and Syracuse, has steadily improved.

“We knew about him in junior high, but he had never really trained,” Knight said. “He kind of emerged his freshman year and has progressed since then. Last fall was a big breakout when he beat Joe Hardy at state. He’s very economical as a runner and has a good upside. We’re not a high-mileage program, and you have to have some place to grow.”

The rest of the ALL-USA Performances of the Week:

Cedric Battle, running back, Hirschi, Wichita Falls, Texas

Senior rushed for 531 yards and seven touchdowns in a 72-46 win at Burkburnett on Friday.

Kelley Berk, volleyball, Divine Savior Holy Angels, Milwaukee

Senior middle hitter had 18 kills and five blocks to lead her team to a 26-28, 25-11, 23-25, 25-21, 15-10 Wisconsin state title defeat of Muskego on Saturday.

Brady Davis, quarterback, Starkville, Miss.

Senior, who has committed to Memphis, threw for 322 yards and five touchdowns in a 56-46 win Friday at Clinton.

Jon Davis, cross country, Oakwood, Fithian, Ill.

Junior set the state Class A record with a time of 14 minutes and 20 seconds while winning the state meet on Saturday in Peoria by 42 seconds. It was his second consecutive state title.

VIDEO: Davis talks about his state record

Penny Hart, QB, King’s Ridge Christian, Alpharetta, Ga.

Senior, who has committed to Georgia State, led team to its only win this season by passing for 162 yards and rushing for 390 yards and seven touchdowns in a 56-40 defeat of Strong Rock Christian (Locust Grove) on Friday.

Harrison Nowak, quarterback, Strawn, Texas

Senior completed 22 of 44 passes and set a state six-man record by passing for 845 yards and 15 touchdowns in a 109-66 defeat of Gustine on Friday.

Stephanie Rowland, soccer, South Oldham, Crestwood, Ky.

Senior striker, who has committed to Ohio University, scored all of her team’s goals in a 4-1 defeat of Owensboro Catholic in the state championship on Saturday.

Jack Smithson, swimming, St.  Andrews Episcopal, Ridgeland, Miss.

Senior broke thestate record in the 200-meter individual medley with a time of 1:56.25, winning the event by nearly 20 seconds. He also won the 100-meter butterfly in 51.86 and swam on the winning 200 and 400 freestyle relay teams.

Andrew Yamin, running back, Cheshire, Conn.

Senior ran for 305 yards and five touchdowns on just eight carries in a 41-14 win at Amity Regional (Woodbridge) on Friday.

USA TODAY High School Sports is proud to announce the American Family Insurance ALL-USA Preseason Boys Basketball Team. The team was selected by USA TODAY High School Sports’ Jim Halley. Statistics are from last season, except where otherwise noted. Players are listed in alphabetical order.

Harry Giles III, left, helped lead Team USA to a FIBA U17 World Championship this summer. At right is another American Family Insurance Preseason ALL-USA player in Malik Newman of Callaway (Jackson, Miss.). Photo by Jim Halley/USA TODAY High School Sports

Harry Giles III was so pumped to be playing again in a high school basketball game that he made a freshman mistake, eating just a few hours before the first game of the season for No. 2-ranked Wesleyan Christian (High Point, N.C.) on Nov. 11.

“He was so excited that first game that he didn’t sleep the night before and had a cookout burger and some other food about 4:30 in the afternoon before our game,” Wesleyan Christian coach Keith Gatlin said. “He ended up cramping up and not playing but three minutes in the fourth quarter. We laughed about it later.”

Giles had an off-night, scoring only 14 points against New Hope Christian (Thomasville), but rest assured, the former freshman player of the year is back from tearing his anterior cruciate ligament, medial collateral ligament and meniscus in his left knee while playing for USA Basketball in the summer of 2013 and missing last season at Wesleyan.

The 6-9 junior power forward made that clear in Wesleyan’s second game, when he scored 41 points and had 19 rebounds in a 82-60 defeat of Northside Christian Academy (Charlotte) on Friday. Giles is one of five juniors on the American Family Insurance ALL-USA Preseason Boys Basketball Team.

“I was never concerned about him coming back,” Gatlin said. “A lot of people don’t see how much work Harry puts into his game and body. Sometimes I have to tell him to spend some time to be a normal young man.”

Wesleyan Christian, led by Theo Pinson, now at xxxx, won the 3A title last season as Giles watched with his injury.

“I love to play, so it was tough to sit on the sidelines and not play, because I am competitive,” Giles said this summer. “I have been injured a lot, unfortunately. But I had never been out that long. I never really got to thank everybody that helped me, like my close friends and my family. You find out who your real friends are when you’re hurt. My teammates and my coaches picked me up.”

Giles is less tentative with his knee than he was this summer, when he averaged 10.9 points and 6.1 rebounds a game for USA Basketball’s team that won the FIBA U17 World Championship.

Gatlin, a former North Carolina state player of the year at Conley (Greenville) in 1983, played at Maryland from 1984-88 and for several years professionally. Like Giles, he also had to come back from a knee injury, when he tore his ACL as a pro.

“The silver lining for Harry is he hurt himself when he was only a sophomore and he’s so young, he heals so quickly,” Gatlin said. “I tore my ACL when I was 27 or 28 and I had to work extremely hard for nine to 12 months. I spent time with Harry doing hot yoga, to keep him flexible. He put a lot of time in the pool, on the bike and in the weight room.”

What makes Giles special is his mobility, athleticism and shooting touch make him a matchup nightmare. He has a wingspan of 7-3, a standing reach of 9-1 and has hands that look like catchers’ mitts.

“Harry can really pass the basketball and that has made the transition easier for this year’s team,” Gatlin said. “He’s thinking pass first and can see the play before it develops. A lot of what he has is God-given talent. He has great guard skills for someone who is 6-10 (in shoes) and once he grabs a basketball, it’s like he’s grabbing a grapefruit or a baseball. It’s impossible to take it from him.”

Family, friends and teammates call her “Lou,” but future opponents might refer to Katie Lou Samuelson as a national champion.

The Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.) 6-3 senior wing — widely considered the No. 1 girls basketball prospect in the nation — signed a letter of intent of the first day of the early signing period last week to play for Connecticut alongside USA Basketball teammates Napheesa Collier of Incarnate Word Academy (St Louis, Mo.) and De’Janae Boykin of Charles H. Flowers (Springdale, Md.) High. UConn is the defending national champ and a perennial favorite.

The three UConn recruits are members of the American Family Insurance All-USA girls basketball preseason team.

Samuelson said she appreciates the Huskies’ tight-knit bond, which reminds her of her close relationships with her star older sisters Karlie and Bonnie, both of whom play at Stanford.

“My sisters have always been there for me, and they supported my college decision,” Samuelson said. “Since I’ll be across the country, knowing that I have support in my team will be really good.

“This will be the first time I’ll be on my own, experiencing the world by myself. I’m pretty nervous, but excited.”

The family rivalry might have begun this week. Stanford ended UConn’s 47-game winning streak Monday, 88-86 in overtime. Katie Lou’s sisters combined for 22 points off the bench. On Tuesday, Stanford replaced UConn atop the USA TODAY Sports women’s basketball coaches poll.

“I was disappointed that UConn lost, but I was still so excited for my sisters and how well they played. It was a great game to watch,” Samuelson said.

Katie Lou Samuelson averaged 26 points and 10.1 rebounds and led Mater Dei to the quarterfinals of the Open Division state tournament and a 27-3 record last season. She was named the Gatorade California Girls Basketball Player of the Year and was a member of the All-USA team.

Samuelson aims to build on last year’s success after spending the offseason elevating team chemistry with frequent trips to Chipotle, organizing sleepovers and volunteering together for a community walk. She said she looks forward to stepping into the leadership role once again, drawing from her experiences as a member of the gold-medal winning USA Basketball under-16 team.

“She’s proven against the best players in the country,” said Mater Dei coach Kevin Kiernan, who enters his eighth season with the Monarchs. “She learned a lot from her experiences with USA Basketball, and she’s brought that back to us. She’s become a strong leader.”

Junior forward Ally Rosenblum added that Samuelson’s disposition has drawn teammates closer and influenced her to adopt an equally dedicated mentality and well-rounded approach to the game.

Kiernan is confident Samuelson will carry it forward to the Huskies next fall. But for now, “I want her to enjoy the journey this year. She has goals — she wants to win and be the best player in the country,” he said. “She’s going to have a great year. She’ll be fun to watch.”

USA TODAY High School Sports is proud to announce the American Family Insurance ALL-USA Preseason Wrestling Team. The team was selected by Jason Bryant, President of the National Wrestling Media Association and the owner and founder of Mat Talk Online. Records are from last season, except where otherwise noted. Two wrestlers were selected at each weight class.

Pennsylvania and New Jersey have stellar crops of wrestlers every year. This year, each state has four first-teamers, while California and Minnesota have two each. There’s also an extremely talented class of juniors, with five first-teamers.

Miami Beach center Zach Brown had a triple-double in his first game of the season.

If you haven’t already heard about Miami Beach center Zach Brown, you may want to take notice. The 7-1 sophomore had 40 points, 14 rebounds and eight blocks in an 80-38 exhibition defeat of Archbishop Curley Notre Dame (Miami) on Nov. 10, then followed that with 15 points, 26 rebounds and 11 blocks in a 66-27 defeat of Hialeah (Fla.) on Tuesday.

Brown was voted a second-team all-state player last season as a freshman while averaging 18.4 points, 16.5 rebounds and 6.9 blocks and recording seven triple-doubles.

Brown’s efforts lead the American Family Insurance ALL-USA Performances of the Week.

The rest of the top performances:

Aliah Bowllan, volleyball, Pittsford Sutherland, Pittsford, N.Y.

Junior liebero was named the MVP of the state after managing 45 digs in a five-set defat of Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (Burnt Hills) to help her team repeat as state champion.

Jake Browning, football, Folsom, Calif.

Senior quarterback had had eight TD passes in the first half of a 70-14 win Saturday vs. Stagg (Stockton) in the first round of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division I playoffs.

Mike DoCarmo, football, Millbrook, N.Y.

Senior ran for 327 yards and seven touchdowns in a 42-23 defeat of Woodlands (Hartsdale) in the Class C state quarterfinals on Saturday.

Ella Donaghu, cross country, Grant (Portland)

The junior, running her first race ever in the snow, finished in 18 minutes and 55 seconds to defeat Allie Ostrander of Kenai Central (Kenai, Alaska) by four seconds to win the Nike Cross Northwest Regional Championship last Saturday in Boise, Idaho.

VIDEO: Donaghu plows through the snow for win

Aaron Graham, football, Oak Grove, Mo.

Senior running back ran for 345 yards and seven touchdowns in a 69-23 defeat of two-time defending state champion Maryville on Friday.

Malik Jefferson, football, Poteet, Mesquite, Texas

Senior linebacker blocked a punt and returned it for a touchdown and had a fumble return for a touchdown in his team’s 36-0 playoff defeat of Wilson (Dallas) on Friday.

Mark Matthews, basketball, Fort Myers, Fla.

Senior point guard had 30 points and 17 rebounds in a 62-52 defeat of South Fort Myers on Tuesday.

Patrick Oliverio, football, St. Vincent-St. Mary, Akron, Ohio

Senior linebacker had 11 tackles, including two for loss and a sack in his team’s 20-14 playoff defeat of Poland Seminary (Poland) on Friday.

Carl Williams III, football, B.C. Rain, Mobile, Ala.

Quarterback threw for three touchdowns and ran for three in a 50-14 defeat of Charles Henderson (Troy) on Friday

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USA TODAY High School Sports is proud to announce the American Family Insurance ALL-USA Preseason Boys Hockey Team.  The team was compiled by David Darby, assistant sports editor for preps at the Detroit Free Press, with special thanks to Free Press sports writer George Sipple, the U.S. National Team Development Program in Ann Arbor, Mich., and state hockey coaches associations.

Hopkins (Minn.) defensemen Grace Bizal named to the American Family Insurance ALL-USA Preseason Girls Hockey Team. / Courtesy: Minnesota Girls Hockey Hub

USA TODAY High School Sports is proud to announce the American Family Insurance ALL-USA Preseason Girls Hockey Team.  The team was compiled by David Darby, assistant sports editor for preps at the Detroit Free Press, with special thanks to Free Press sports writer George Sipple, the U.S. National Team Development Program in Ann Arbor, Mich., and state hockey coaches associations.

GIRLS PRESEASON ALL-USA HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY TEAM

FORWARDS

Samantha Davis
School: Tabor Academy (Marion, Mass.)
Year: Senior
Height: 5-5
Noteworthy: Shoots left. Scored 18 goals and 13 assists in 31 games last season. Alternate captain for the U.S. Under-18 Select team last summer. Captain of the field hockey, ice hockey and softball teams at Tabor. Hometown is Pembroke, Mass. Plans to attend Boston University.

Melissa Samoskevich
School: Shattuck-St. Mary’s (Faribault, Minn.)
Year: Senior
Height: 5-4
Noteworthy: Shoots left. Scored 26 goals and 31 assists in 40 games last season. Played defense until moving to forward as a sophomore. Plays on defense for the U.S. Under-18 National team. Hometown is Sandy Hook, Conn. Plans to attend Quinnipiac.

Taylor Williamson
School: Edina (Minn.)
Year: Senior
Height: 5-7
Noteworthy: Shoots left. Scored 29 goals and 19 assists in 24 games last season and has led Edina in scoring each of the past three years. Scored two goals and three assists in five games for Team USA at the Under-18 Women’s World Championships last spring. Plans to attend Minnesota.

Caitrin Lonergan
School: Noble & Greenough (Dedham, Mass.)
Year: Junior
Height: 5-7
Noteworthy: Shoots right. Scored 22 goals and 24 assists in 27 games last season for St. Paul’s (Concord, N.H.). Member of U.S. Under-18 World Championships (silver medal) last spring and U.S. Under-18 select team last summer. Hometown is Roslindale, Mass. Plans to attend Harvard.

Rebecca Gilmore
School: Noble & Greenough (Dedham, Mass.)
Year: Sophomore
Height: 5-6
Noteworthy: Shoots right. Scored 19 goals and 17 assists in 25 games last season. Scored three goals in three games for U.S. Under-18 select team vs. Canada last summer, and scored two goals and one assist in five games at the Under-18 Women’s World Championships last spring. Hometown is Wayland, Mass.

Nicole Unsworth
School: University School of Milwaukee (Wis.)
Year: Sophomore
Height: 5-6
Noteworthy: Shoots right. Scored 63 goals and 44 assists in 27 games last season, the most points in Wisconsin prep hockey — boys or girls. Attends Nicolet High School. Hometown is River Hills, Wis.

Grace Zumwinkle
School: Breck School (Golden Valley, Minn.)
Year: Sophomore
Height: 5-8
Noteworthy: Shoots right. Scored 23 goals and 14 assists in 28 games last season, including eight goals in three playoff games. Hometown is Excelsior, Minn. Plans to attend Minnesota.

DEFENSEMEN

Grace Bizal
School: Hopkins (Minn.)
Year: Senior
Height: 5-5
Noteworthy: Shoots left. Scored 12 goals and 19 assists in 24 games last season. Tallied three assists in five games at the Under-18 Women’s World Championships last spring. Strong skater who isn’t afraid to join the rush on offense. Plans to attend Boston College.

Lauren Boyle
School: Eden Prairie (Minn.)
Year: Senior
Height: 5-4
Noteworthy: Shoots left. Scored 14 goals and 15 assists in 30 games last season. Smooth-skating defenseman able to carry the puck end-to-end. Plans to attend Ohio State.

Sophie Skarzynski
School: Chicago Mission
Year: Senior
Height: 5-8
Noteworthy: Shoots left. Scored one goal and one assist in three games for U.S. Under-18 Select team last summer, and scored two goals in five games at the Under-18 Women’s World Championships last spring. Attends Loyola Academy (Wilmette, Ill.). Hometown is Lake Forest, Ill. Plans to attend Minnesota.

Patricia Marshall
School: Shattuck-St. Mary’s (Faribault, Minn.)
Year: Junior
Height: 5-7
Noteworthy: Shoots right. Scored nine goals and 20 assists in 50 games last season. Member of U.S. Under-18 World Championships (silver medal) last spring and U.S. Under-18 Select team last summer. Hometown is Thief River Falls, Minn. Plans to attend Minnesota.

Mekenzie Steffen
School: Hill-Murray (Maplewood, Minn.)
Year: Junior
Height: 5-6
Noteworthy: Shoots right. Scored nine goals and 16 assists in 30 games last season for girls hockey state champions. Offense-minded defenseman is good skater and good with the puck. Hometown is White Bear Township, Minn. Plans to attend Wisconsin.

GOALIES

Brittany Bugalski
School: Loomis-Chaffee (Windsor, Conn.)
Year: Senior
Height: 5-8
Noteworthy: Catches left. Had a save percentage of .928 for the U.S. Under-18 select team last summer. Made 35 saves in a 1-0 playoff loss to eventual New England Prep School champion last season. Hometown is Lake Worth, Fla. Plans to attend Northeastern.

Emma May
School: Cretin-Derham Hall (St. Paul, Minn.)
Year: Senior
Height: 5-6
Noteworthy: Catches left. Went 14-9 with a 1.91 goals-against average and a .918 save percentage last season. Hometown is Eagan, Minn. Plans to attend Minnesota.

Kerri St. Denis
School: St. Paul’s (Concord, N.H.)
Year: Senior
Height: 5-6
Noteworthy: Catches left. Allowed 24 goals in 1,048 minutes, compiling a .937 save percentage last season. Hometown is Auburn, Maine. Plans to attend Mercyhurst.

Sihiem King has rushed for 10 touchdowns in his past two games for Colquitt County.

Colquitt County senior running back Sihiem King has made a habit of big games this season. As the Packers go deeper into the playoffs, he’s continued that trend. King leads the American Family Insurance ALL-USA Performances of the Week.
King ran for five touchdowns and caught a touchdown pass in a 51-30 defeat last Friday (Nov. 21) of Dacula in the second round of AAAAAA playoffs.
As a junior, King ran for 1,439 yards and 17 touchdowns. This season, he’s already run for 1,655 yards and 30 touchdowns. He also has 201 yards and two touchdowns receiving. In his past two games, he’s run for 10 touchdowns.

The rest of the American Family Insurance ALL-USA Performances of the Week:

Cassidy Barrios, basketball, Vandebilt Catholic, Houma, La.
Senior guard, who recently signed with Nicholls State, scored 38 points in a 51-35 defeat of Hahnville on Nov. 20, then had 37 points in a 50-48 defeat of Terrebonne on Tuesday, including her team’s first 29 points.

Rodjay Burns, football, Trinity, Louisville

Junior wide receiver/defensive back had two interceptions, caught three passes and returned a punt 51 yards in his team’s 9-3 defeat of St. Xavier (Louisville) in a 6A Region One final on Nov. 21.

Ryan Euell, soccer, Rhinebeck, N.Y.
Junior striker scored the game-winning goal in his team’s 1-0 defeat of World of Inquiry (Rochester, N.Y.) in the state Class C championship, a day after he scored an overtime goal to give his team a 2-1 defeat of Lansing in the state semifinal.

Gamarquis Girdy, football, Victoria West, Victoria, Texas
Quarterback rushed for 330 yards and six touchdowns and returned a kick for a touchdown in a 61-45 defeat of Vela (Edinburg) on Nov. 22.

Ali Hoag, field hockey, Eastern Regional, Vorhees, N.J.
Senior defender, who allowed only 14 goals this season, has not lost a game in four seasons and led her team to a 26-0 record and state Tournament of Champions win.

Kerryon Johnson, football, Madison Academy, Madison, Ala.
Senior running back/free safety had four carries for two touchdowns, blocked a punt and returned it for a touchdown, had a 65-yard kick return and had an interception in a 56-8 win at Wellborn (Anniston) on Nov. 21.

Hana Kerner, soccer, Northern Highlands, Allendale, N.J.
Senior striker, who has signed with Virginia, led her team to its fourth consecutive state title, scoring three goals Saturday in a 4-0 defeat of Colts Neck for the Group 3 championship.

Justin Smith, football, West Laurens, Dexter, Ga.

Senior wide receiver had 12 catches for 160 yards and three touchdowns in a 30-14 playoff defeat of Stephens County (Toccoa) on Nov. 21.

K.J. Walton, basketball, Brownsburg, Ind.
Senior guard scored 33 points in a 65-58 defeat of Lawrence Central (Indianapolis) on Tuesday.

Allonzo Trier is averaging 33.6 points and 6.5 rebounds a game for Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.).

It’s one thing to put up big numbers on a bad team, but Allonzo Trier is averaging 33.6 points and 6.5 rebounds a game on a team stocked with future NBA players.

Trier, a senior guard at No. 4 Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.), scored 50 points in a game earlier this season and on Monday night, had 34 points and 11 rebounds in an 86-79 defeat of Reno International.

Trier, who has signed with Arizona, leads our American Family Insurance ALL-USA Performances of the Week.

“Allonzo is very efficient,” Findlay Prep coach Andy Johnson said. “He shoots a very high percentage. He’s one of the best on our team at getting a lot of contact to get to the free-throw line. He’s also been rebounding the ball well, turning himself into a good all-around player.”

The rest of the ALL-USA Performances of the Week:

Rodney Anderson, football, Katy, Texas

Senior running back, who has committed to Oklahoma, rushed for 265 yards and six touchdowns, including five in the first half, in a 63-20 defeat of Dawson (Pearland) on Friday.

Jake Browning, football, Folsom, Calif.

Senior quarterback, who has committed to Washington, threw six touchdown passes and ran for a touchdown in a 56-14 win Friday vs.Monterey Trail (Elk Grove) in a Sac-Joaquin Division I semifinal.

Tren’Davion Dickson, football, Navasota, Texas

Senior wide receiver, who has committed to Baylor, set a state record with his 34^th touchdown catch of the season in a 54-36 defeat of El Campo on Friday. He caught six passes for four touchdowns and 200 yards in the game.

Deion Holmes, basketball, Chesnee, S.C.

Senior shooting guard, who has signed with South Carolina-Upstate, scored a school-record 51 points in his team’s season-opener on Tuesday, a 77-62 win against Broome (Spartanburg).

Jawuan Johnson, football, Norwich Free Academy, Norwich, Conn.

Sophomore quarterback ran for 303 yards and seven touchdowns in a 63-40 defeat of New London on Thanksgiving Day.

K.J. Lee, football, Wagoner, Okla.

Sophomore linebacker pressured the quarterback nine times and had four sacks and caused two fumbles in a 21-14 defeat of Metro Christian (Tulsa) on Friday.

Taylor Oshiro, basketball, Trinity Classical Academy, Valencia, Calif.

Sophomore point guard scored 50 points in a 60-56 defeat of Pilgrim (Los Angeles) on Tuesday.

Tysen Prunty, football, Tigard, Ore.

Senior safety had two interceptions and a fourth-quarter sack in a 17-14 defeat of West Salem (Salem) in a Class 6A semifinal on Friday.

Taylor Sweatt, football, Argyle, Texas

Junior linebacker had 26 tackles in a 52-48 defeat of Kennedale on Friday.

USA TODAY High School Sports is proud to announce its second annual American Family Insurance ALL-USA High School Volleyball Team. PrepVolleyball.com founder John Tawa selected the teams based on players’ performance during the 2014 high school season. Three teams of seven players were selected.

Teams at the top of PrepVolleyball.com’s national high school rankings are well-represented. No. 1 Louisville Mercy’s Meredith Jewell, a senior outside hitter and 2014 Miss Kentucky Volleyball, is on the Second Team. Louisville Mercy middle blocker Lexie Hamrick, the state tournament MVP, landed on the Third Team.

No. 2 Redondo Union is represented by outside hitter Yaasmeen Bedart-Ghani, a top senior recruit, and Norene Iosia, one of the top underclass setters in the country. No. 3 Mount Notre Dame is represented by Coach of the Year Joe Burke, and No. 4 Lewis-Palmer is represented by First Team hitter Alexa Smith.

Iowan Mikaela Foecke is the 2014 National Player of the Year. Foecke didn’t just lead Holy Trinity Catholic to an Iowa state title, she carried the team, averaging almost 10 kills per set in three state tournament matches. No one hits harder than this Nebraska signee, who has an outstanding work ethic and the ability to excel anywhere along the front row.

Outside Hitter: Alexa Smith, 6-1, Sr., Lewis-Palmer (Monument, Colo.)
The 2013 PrepVolleyball.com National Junior of the Year excelled again this fall, leading undefeated Lewis-Palmer to a repeat state title in Colorado’s Class 4A and a consensus top five national ranking. Smith, a Purdue signee who is ranked as the No. 7 recruit in the Class of 2015, led the Rangers in kills, aces and digs. The USA Junior National Team member was named Colorado 4A Player of the Year.

Outside Hitter: Yaasmeen Bedart-Ghani, 6-4, Sr., Redondo Union (Redondo Beach, Calif.)
The No. 5 recruit nationally, Bedart-Ghani, an imposing hitter who has signed with Texas, missed the early part of the season because of a foot injury. When she returned, Redondo Union took off, winning its own Power Classic, the Southern Section title in brutal Division 1AA and its first California Division I title. For the season, Bedart-Ghani averaged 3.9 kills and 1.7 digs per set while adding 83 blocks. More importantly, her ability to take big swings and terminate on the biggest points led Redondo to a dream season and a No. 2 national ranking while playing a vicious schedule.

Middle Blocker: Mikaela Foecke, 6-3, Sr., Holy Trinity Catholic (Fort Madison, Iowa)
The No. 2 recruit nationally in the senior class and a member of the USA Junior National Team, Foecke rounded out her all-world resume with an Iowa state title this past fall. The Nebraska signee helped the Crusaders win the Iowa 1A title, dominating the competition to the tune of 821 kills (6.6 per set) while adding 170 aces, 270 digs and 95 blocks. Foecke was named Elite All-State Co-Player of the Year, Iowa Class 1A Player of the Year, All-Hawkeye Player of the Year and State Tournament MVP after averaging almost 10 kills per set in three tournament matches.

Middle Blocker: Tionna Williams, 6-2, Sr., Concordia Lutheran (Fort Wayne, Ind.)
Williams used her speed and extraordinary leaping ability to take Concordia to its first Indiana title in Class 3A. The No. 6 recruit in the country and a Wisconsin signee, Williams amassed 537 kills, 294 digs, 109 blocks and 66 aces for the 32-6 Cadets in 2014. She was named First Team All-State, the Indiana Class 3A Mental Award Winner and — for the second straight year — Fort Wayne-area Player of the Year.

Setter: Jordyn Poulter, 6-1, Sr., Eaglecrest (Centennial, Colo.)
The top senior setter in the country, Poulter had a remarkable year for the Raptors, who entered the Colorado 5A tournament seeded first despite having little experience and suspect ball control. The Illinois signee and USA Junior National Team star, rated the No. 3 recruit in the country, was a leader in every sense of the word. She elevated a young team well beyond where it should have gone and averaged a team-leading 10 assists per set in the process. The Colorado 5A Player of the Year also led Eaglecrest in aces and blocks and was second in kills, averaging more than three per set, despite setting exclusively.

Setter/Right Side Hitter: Jenna Tunnell, 5-11, Sr., Desert Vista (Phoenix)
A lefty setter/hitter with a fast arm and big jump, Tunnell made a massive impact in her only year with the Thunder after transferring from Boulder Creek and having to sit out the 2013 season. She led Desert Vista to its first Arizona Division I title while pacing the team in kills, averaging 2.8 per set. Tunnell, who has signed with Pepperdine and plans to play both indoor and sand volleyball, also was second in assists, averaging 4.5 per set, and finished among the top four in blocks (87), aces (41) and digs (199). She was named Big Schools Player of the Year by the Arizona Republic as well as East Valley Tribune Player of the Year.

Libero: Amber MacDonald, 5-4, Sr., Blessed Trinity (Roswell, Ga.)
A Top 100 Senior Ace who has signed with Wisconsin, MacDonald’s back-row prowess this fall helped Blessed Trinity win a second Georgia AAA title in the past three years. MacDonald, who is a sensational passer, averaged 5.1 digs per set for the Titans in 2014 and set a school single-season record for aces with 144. Three times an All-State performer, MacDonald finished No. 2 all-time in the state in digs and No. 5 all-time in aces.

Coach of the Year:
Joe Burke, Mount Notre Dame (Cincinnati)
Burke has led the Cougars for six years, has three Ohio Division I titles to his credit and a shiny 143-24 record over that span. His 2014 team finished 27-2 and lost only to the No. 1 and No. 6 teams nationally. The loss to No. 6 Toledo St. Ursula was later avenged in the state semifinals and knocked the Arrows from the unbeaten ranks. “In all three of his state championships, he beat an outstanding team of mine,” St. Ursula coach John Buck said. “He is a classy guy, coaches his kids and not the match. I really look forward to our match-ups. He has his team prepared and his team wins and loses with class. He doesn’t duck anyone; he goes out and tries to play the best schedule he can to prepare his team for the state run. My hat’s off to him!”

Second Team

Merideth Jewell: Outside Hitter, 6-0, Sr., Mercy Academy (Louisville, Ky.) — Committed to Morehead State.
Carly Skjodt: Outside Hitter, 6-1, Sr., Carmel (Ind.) — Michigan
Jess Schaben: Middle Blocker, 6-2, Sr., Harlan (Iowa) — Iowa State
Audriana Fitzmorris: Middle Blocker, 6-5, Jr., St. James (Lenexa, Kan.) — Not committed.
Samantha Seliger Swenson: Setter, 5-11, Sr., Hopkins (Minnetonka, Minn.) — Minnesota
Jenna Gray: Setter/Right Side Hitter, 6-0, Jr., St. James Academy (Lenexa, Kan.) — Not committed.
Jamye Cox: Libero, 5-3, Soph., St. Ursula (Toledo, Ohio) — Michigan State

Third Team

Alyssa Enneking: Outside Hitter, 5-11, Sr., Clear Falls (League City, Texas) — Oklahoma
Gia Milana: Outside Hitter, 6-1, Jr., Romeo (Mich.) — Maryland
Lexie Hamrick: Middle Blocker, 6-3, Sr., Mercy Academy (Louisville, Ky.) — North Carolina
Shelly Fanning: Middle Blocker, 6-2, Sr., Cypress Ranch, (Cypress, Texas) — Baylor
Norene Iosia: Setter, 5-9, Jr., Redondo Union (Redondo Beach, Calif.) — Hawaii
Kathryn Plummer: Setter/Right Side Hitter, 6-5, Jr., Aliso Niguel (Aliso Viejo, Calif.) — Not committed.
Alexis Dirige: 5-2, Jr., Libero, Sacred Heart Cathedral (San Francisco) — Washington State

Amy Bilquist set an American record and won her third medal in the World Championships on Sunday. Indianapolis Star photo/Joe Vitti

Amy Bilquist is only a high school senior, but she’s already one of the top swimmers in the country, period. The Cal-bound swimmer from Carmel, Ind., leads the American Family Insurance ALL-USA Performances of the Week.

She won her third medal Sunday at the World Championships in Doha, Qatar, earning a silver in the women’s 200-meter freestyle relay while swimming the anchor leg. She also won a gold in the mixed 200 free relay and a silver in the women’s 400 relay.

The rest of the American Family Insurance ALL-USA Performances of the Week:

Myles Brennan, football, St. Stanislaus, Bay St. Louis, Miss.

Sophomore quarterback set a state single-season record with 5,761 passing yards and 64 touchdowns in a 48-27 4A state championship loss Saturday to Noxubee County (Macon).

Jake Browning, football, Folsom, Calif.

Senior quarterback, who has signed with Washington, passed for six touchdowns and ran for a touchdown in a 55-7 win Saturday vs. Tracy. He also set the national record for most career touchdowns and has 220 and has another game to play.

Brett Brumbaugh, football, South Fayette, McDonald, Pa.

Senior quarterback, who is headed to Duquesne, set the state career passing yardage record of 10,984 yards in a 44-14 playoff defeat of Hickory (Hermitage) on Saturday. He can expand on that record in Saturday’s state AA final vs. Dunmore.

Madison Guebert, basketball, Eastview, Apple Valley, Minn.

Senior guard, who has signed with South Dakota State, scored 35 points in a 75-70 overtime defeat of Hopkins (Minnetonka) on Saturday.

Brody Hoying, football, Coldwater, Ohio

Senior quarterback led team to its third consecutive Div. V state title, throwing for four touchdowns and running for two in a 62-21 defeat of Central Catholic (Canton) on Saturday.

Tate Martell, football, Bishop Gorman, Las Vegas

Sophomore quarterback threw for six touchdowns and ran for a touchdown in a 70-28 defeat of Reed (Sparks) in the state Division I championship on Saturday.

Tom Terranova, ice hockey, Middletown North, Middletown, N.J.

Senior scored an unassisted goal Monday to set the school record with 105 career points.

Katie Lou Samuelson, basketball, Mater Dei, Santa Ana, Calif.

Senior, who has signed with Connecticut, had 39 points in a 74-56 defeat of Foothill (Santa Ana) and 37 points in a 79-48 defeat of El Dorado (Placerville) in championship of South Coast Tournament.

Jo-Jo Shumaker, football, Ledyard, Conn.

Senior running back ran for 343 yards and five touchdowns in a 54-7 playoff defeat of Wolcott on Saturday. He has passed for 2,141 yards and 40 touchdowns this season.

Kyler Murray from Allen (Texas) is the ALL-USA Offensive Player of the Year. (Photo: Kevin Jairaj, USA TODAY Sports)

Every year USA TODAY High School Sports names the American Family Insurance ALL-USA high school football team. Below are links to the ALL-USA coverage with the first and second team honorees as well as interviews with the coach of the year and offensive and defensive players of year. The teams were chosen by USA TODAY Sports’ Jim Halley in consultation with high school coaches and recruiting analysts.

ALL-USA First Team: See the selections

Offensive Player of the Year: Kyler Murray

Defensive Player of the Year: Trent Thompson

Coach of the Year: Tony Sanchez

ALL-USA Second Team: See the selections

VIDEO: 2014 ALL-USA Football First-Team

A video look at the members of the 2014 American Family Insurance ALL-USA Football Team along with the Offensive Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year and Coach of the Year as selected by USA TODAY Sports’ Jim Halley.

Christian Kirk, Saguaro, 5-11, 200, Sr. One of the greatest players to ever come through Arizona, he impacted the game in every phase. (Photo: Patrick Breen/azcentral sports)

USA TODAY High School Sports is proud to announce the 2014 American Family Insurance ALL-USA State Football Teams.  Players were selected based on their athletic achievements from the 2014 season.

Plus, see our gallery of state champions in every state.

Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
D.C.
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming

To see the 2014 ALL-USA team that honors the best in the nation, along with the national Offensive Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year and Coach of the Year, click here.

As you might guess, it takes great players to become among the elite teams in college football. And many of those great college players were outstanding high school players.

USA TODAY High School Sports looked back at the American Family Insurance ALL-USA football teams since 2010 to see how many members will be on the rosters Jan. 1. in the inaugural College Football Playoff. Ohio State faces Alabama in the Sugar Bowl and Oregon plays Florida State in the Rose Bowl.

RELATED: 2014 American Family Insurance ALL-USA Football team

Alabama is the leader with 20 selections (11 first-teamers and nine second-teamers; two players were selected twice). The Crimson Tide is followed by Ohio State with 11 (six first-teamers and five second-teamers; one player was selected twice). The Buckeyes’ total includes suspended defensive lineman Noah Spence.

Florida State has seven (three first-teamers and four second-teamers) and Oregon has two (both first-team).

This does not include players who declared early for the NFL draft and would still be in college. Some of these names will be more familiar than others, but all of them were prep stars.

Note: Year listed is the fall of their senior season so a 2010 ALL-USA player would have signed his letter of intent in February 2011.

Alabama running back T.J. Yeldon was a second-team ALL-USA selection in 2011.

ALABAMA

2010

First team

Arie Kouandijo, OL, DeMatha Catholic (Hyattsville, Md.)

Second team

Trey DePriest, LB, Springfield (Ohio)

Jabriel Washington, DB, Trinity Christian (Jackson, Tenn.)

2011

First team

Landon Collins, DB, Dutchtown (Geismar, La.)

Second team

T.J. Yeldon, RB, Daphne (Ala.)

2012

First team

Derrick Henry, RB, Yulee (Ala.)

Robert Foster, WR, Central Valley (Monaca, Pa.)

Grant Hill, OL, Huntsville (Ala.)

Marlon Humphrey, DB, Hoover (Ala.)

Reuben Foster, LB, Auburn (Ala.)

Dee Liner, DL, Muscle Shoals (Ala.)

Second team

Jonathan Allen, DL, Stone Bridge (Ashburn, Va.)

Tony Brown, DB, Ozen (Beaumont, Texas)

Da’Shawn Hand, DL, Woodbridge (Va.)

A’Shawn Robinson, DL, Arlington Heights (Fort Worth, Texas)

2013

First team

Da’Shawn Hand, DL, Woodbridge (Va.)

Cameron Robinson, OL, West Monroe (La.)

Marlon Humphrey, DB, Hoover (Ala.)

Second team

Christian Miller, LB, Spring Valley (Columbia, S.C.)

Tony Brown, DB, Ozen (Beaumont, Texas)

Ohio State defensive end Joey Bosa was a second-team ALL-USA selection in 2012 (Photo: Thomas J. Russo, USA TODAY Sports)

OHIO STATE

2010

First team

Curtis Grant, LB, Hermitage (Richmond, Va.)

Second team

Michael Bennett, OL, Centerville (Ohio)

Doran Grant, DB, St. Vincent-St. Mary (Akron, Ohio)

2011

First team

Noah Spence, DL, Bishop McDevitt (Harrisburg, Pa.)

Tommy Schutt, DL, Glenbard West (Glen Ellyn, Ill.)

2012

First team

Evan Lisle, OL, Centerville (Ohio)

Second team

Joey Bosa, DL, St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)

Raekwon McMillan, LB, Liberty County (Hinesville, Ga.)

2013

First team

Dante Booker, LB, St. Vincent-St. Mary (Akron, Ohio)

Raekwon McMillan, LB, Liberty County (Hinesville, Ga.)

Second team

Demetrius Knox, OL, All Saint’ Episcopal Day School (Fort Worth, Texas)

Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston was a first-team ALL-USA quarterback in 2011 (Photo: Kirby Lee, USA TODAY Sports)

FLORIDA STATE

2010

Second team

Nick O’Leary, TE, Dwyer (West Palm Beach, Fla.)

2011

First team

Jameis Winston, QB, Hueytown (Ala.)

Mario Edwards, DL, Ryan (Denton, Texas)

Second team

Eddie Goldman, DL, Friendship Collegian (Washington, D.C.)

Ronald Darby, DB, Potomac (Oxon Hill, Md.)

2013

First team

Dalvin Cook, RB, Miami Central

Second team

Demarcus Christmas, DL, Manatee (Bradenton, Fla.)

Oregon running back Thomas Tyner was an ALL-USA first-teamer in 2012 (Photo: Kirby Lee, USA TODAY Sports)

OREGON

2011

Second team

Arik Armstead, OL, Plesant Grove (Elk Grove, Calif.)

2012

First team

Thomas Tyner, RB, Aloha (Ore.)

Preseason American Family Insurance ALL-USA center Jessica Shepard said she had successful surgery on a torn ACL. Twitter photo.

Fremont, Neb., center Jessica Shepard, Nebraska’a all-time leading scorer in Class A girls basketball, had successful surgery Monday for a torn left ACL.

@JShepard32 surgery went great now starts the comeback. Thanks everyone for all the prayers and support. #RehabTime pic.twitter.com/Nug0JIaqHo

— kim shepard (@kimshepard1) January 5, 2015

Shepard tore her ACL Dec. 29  in a game with North Star (Lincoln).

Shepard, a preseason American Family Insurance ALL-USA player, was ranked by ESPN as the No. 1 forward in the nation and No. 3 player overall.

The Nebraska signee is expected to miss the rest of her senior season and was averaging 33 points a game this season.

Jayson Tatum had a big game against Stevenson (Lincolnshire) on Friday.

Chaminade (St. Louis) junior wing Jayson Tatum rose to the occasion in an 88-81 defeat of Stevenson (Lincolnshire, Ill.) in the Cancer Research Classic in Wheeling, W.Va., on

Friday. With Stevenson’s Jalen Brunson, a Villanova signee, scoring 48 points, Tatum responded with 39 points, 14 rebounds, three assists, two steals and one block to give Chaminade (8-2) the victory. Tatum is averaging 27.2 points and 9.7 rebounds a game.

Tatum had the American Family Insurance ALL-USA Performance of the Week. The rest of the top performances.

DiJonai Carrington, girls basketball, Horizon Christian Academy, San Diego

Junior guard had 32 points in a 59-54 defeat of Fairmont Prep (Anaheim) on Saturday. On Dec. 26, she had 29 points and 22 rebounds to lead her team to a 66-63 defeat of Helix (La Mesa).

Connor Curlis, boys ice hockey, Findlay, Ohio

Senior forward had nine goals and nine assists to help his team go 4-0 at the Miami Freeze Tournament over the weekend. He is the team’s all-time leading scorer with 156 goals.

Natasha Hiedeman, girls basketball, Green Bay Southwest, Green Bay, Wis.

Senior guard, who has signed with Marquette, had 32 points in a 67-63 defeat of King (Milwaukee) on Dec. 31. She is averaging 25.4 points a game.

Jazz Johnson, boys basketball, Lake Oswego, Ore.

Senior guard, who has signed with Portland, set a Les Schwab Invitational tournament record with 140 points in four games, including a 44-point effort in a 92-63 loss Dec. 28 to Montverde (Fla.) Academy.

JuWan Massey, wrestling, Woodbridge, N.J.

Junior 120-pounder had two pins and then a 4-2 win in the championship to win his weight class at the Delcastle Invitational in Wilmington, Del., on Saturday.

Malik Newman, boys basketball, Callaway, Jackson, Miss.

Senior guard  had 50 points in an 85-69 defeat of Provine (Jackson). The American Family Insurance Preseason ALL-USA player is averaging 25.9 points a game.

Christian Nickerson, boys basketball, Horseheads, N.Y.

Senior guard made all 10 of his field-goal attempts for 20 points in a 53-46 defeat of Mount St. Michaels (Bronx) on Dec. 29 in a semifinal game at the Josh Palmer Tournament in Elmira.

Jessica Norris, girls basketball, Center Grove, Greenwood, Ind.

Senior guard scored  28 points, including seven three-pointers, in a 82-63 defeat of Gary West on Dec. 26 in the Hall of Fame Classic in New Castle, Ind.

Erica Ogwumike, girls basketball, Cypress Woods, Cypress, Texas

Senior guard, who has signed with Pepperdine, had 28 points in an 83-40 defeat of Cy-Fair (Cypress) on Wednesday.

The final in the inaugural College Football Playoff between Ohio State and Oregon is Monday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

On the Buckeyes’ roster, 10 players were selected to the American Family Insurance ALL-USA Football team when they were in high school (one player was selected twice). That list includes suspended defensive linemen Noah Spencer.

For the Ducks, two players were selected — one to the first team and one to the second team.

Here is a look in photos at those players then and now to get you ready for the big game