While they walked the stage and earned their diploma over a month ago, Brittney Cupp and Jill Enix are still being recognized for the work they did on the hardwood. The two earned All-State Honorable Mention honors by the Associated Press recently.

The award goes on the mantle with several others Cupp earned while spending her senior season with Bell County. The Southeast Missouri State commit was also named First Team All-Region by the 13th Region Coaches Association, 13th Region Media Girls Breakthrough Player of the Year and 13th Region Media Girls Second Team.

Cupp helped lead the Lady Cats to a 19-10 record. She averaged a double-double tallying 14.1 points and 13.4 rebounds. She also led the team in field goal percentage shooting at a 49.5 percent clip.

Enix wrapped up her career at Pineville by helping the team earn a 13th Region Tournament berth for the second time in three years. The Midway commit won 51st District Player of the Year from the media. She also earned spots on the All-13th Region team by both the media and the coaches.

Enix finished the year averaging 16.1 points and 11.8 rebounds per game. She shot 68.1 percent from the charity stripe and 41.7 percent from the field.

Another local standout, Harlan County’s Blair Green grabbed first team honors by the Associated Press. The 13th Region Media Player of the Year averaged 25.7 points while shooting 58.9 percent from the field. She also tallied 6.5 rebounds per game.

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The 2018 Kentucky high school girls’ All-State basketball team, as selected by 13 members of The Associated Press (with school and position):

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Seygan Robins, Mercer County, G

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FIRST TEAM

Seygan Robins, Mercer County, G

Blair Green, Harlan County, G

Macey Turley, Murray, G

Mykasa Robinson, Ashland Blazer, G

Macie Gibson, Owsley County, F

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SECOND TEAM

Grace Barger, Louisville Sacred Heart, G

Taylor Clos, Campbell County, G

Anna Clephane, Scott, G

Lexi Held, Cooper, G

Emma King, Lincoln County, G

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HONORABLE MENTION:

Emmy Souder, Mercer County, C; Savannah Wheeler, Boyd County, G; Lexy Lake, Mercer County, G; Molly Lockhart, Louisville Butler, C; Trinitee Jackson, Christian County, C; Abbey Estes, Whitley County, G; Mashayla Cecil, Lexington Paul Dunbar, G; Rayven Peeples, John Hardin, C; Brittney Cupp, Bell County, C; Keely Morrow, Bowling Green, G; Whitney Hay, Elizabethtown, G; Amaya Lasley, South Warren, G; Ciaja Harbison, Louisville Male, G; Danielle Waggoner, Graves County, G; Delaney Enlow, Woodford County, F; Jillian Enix, Pineville, F; Kendall Wingler, Meade County, G; Kennedy Igo, George Rogers Clark, G; Mackenzie Schwarber, Campbell County, F; Madison Darnell, Russell, F.

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COACH OF THE YEAR

Chris Souder, Mercer County

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BOYS

The 2018 Kentucky high school boys’ All-State basketball team, as selected by 14 members of The Associated Press (with school and position):

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PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Trevon Faulkner, Mercer County, G

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FIRST TEAM

Trevon Faulkner, Mercer County, G

CJ Fredrick, Covington Catholic, G

Dekeyvan Tandy, University Heights, G

Dontaie Allen, Pendleton County, G

Mickey Pearson, John Hardin, G

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SECOND TEAM

Michael Moreno, Scott County, F

Zion Harmon, Adair County, G

Adam Kunkel, Cooper, G

Jay Scrubb, Louisville Trinity, SG

Detorrion Ware, Christian County, G

Eric “Boss” Boone, Lexington Bryan Station, G

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HONORABLE MENTION:

Cooper Robb, Scott County, G; David Johnson, Louisville Trinity, G; Skyelar Potter, Warren Central, G; Steven Fitzgerald, Pulaski County, G; Jobby Howard, Caverna, G; Andrew Taylor, Corbin, G; Jake Walter, Covington Catholic, C; Wyatt Battaile, Pikeville, G; Aidan Matthews, Meade County, F; Anthony Wales, Louisville Fern Creek, Point G; Carter Hendricksen, Lexington Christian, F; Chase Villers, Ashland Blazer, G; Curt Lewis, Louisville Valley, F; Darius Harding, Elizabethtown, F; Gage Hughes, Greenup County, G; Isaiah Cozart, Madison Central, C; Jared Coomer, Barren County, F; Jordan Cousin, Warren Central, F; Kyle Rode, Lexington Christian, G; Reese Robinson, Boyd County, F.

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COACH OF THE YEAR

Billy Hicks, Scott County