North Thurston senior guard Shayla Cordis capped off her final prep regular season with a 2025-26 Puget Sound League-Nisqually MVP honor, the league announced Tuesday.
Her sister, North Thurston junior Sierra Cordis, was named a First Team All-Division honoree, along with River Ridge senior Brandi Stanford and Capital senior Mia Nielson.
Stanford and Sierra Cordis were also named Co-Defensive MVPs of the division.
River Ridge junior Keke Bol, Timberline freshman Jaylah Evans and Timberline sophomore Hannah Jackson earned second team honors, while River Ridge junior Mya Armstrong took home an honorable mention.
The full Nisqually Girls All-Division is listed below:
Most Valuable Player
Shayla Cordis - North Thurston (Senior)
First Team
Brandi Stanford - River Ridge (Senior)
Ehmarii McChristian - Lakes (Junior)
Sierra Cordis - North Thurston (Junior)
Mia Nielson - Capital (Senior)
Beverly Dover - Peninsula (Senior)
Second Team
Keke Bol - River Ridge (Junior)
Kari Paulino-Hayes - Lakes (Freshman)
Jaylah Evans - Timberline (Freshman)
Hannah Jackson - Timberline (Sophomore)
Emily Hanson-Smith - Peninsula (Freshman)
Honorable Mention
Mya Armstrong - River Ridge (Junior)
Juliana Gocha - Lakes (Freshman)
Lehua Stephens - Lakes (Senior)
Defensive MVP
Brandi Stanford - River Ridge (Senior) and Sierra Cordis - North Thurston (Junior)
Coach of the Year
Shawna Thomas - Lakes
Sportsmanship
Timberline
