Warner, a 5-foot-9 freshman, was named the Region 3 MVP after averaging 11.2 points and leading the Knights with 31 3-pointers in her first season of high school basketball playing for her mother, Nancy Warner.

Holdcraft, a 5-10 senior, earned Most Outstanding Player honors after averaging 7.5 points, 9.3 rebounds and 1.9 steals per game for Lone Peak.

Despite losing BYU signee Kennedy Woolston to a season-ending knee injury after 11 games the Knights (16-11) won Region 3 with a 7-1 record and advanced to their fifth straight 6A finals. Lone Peak fell short of winning its fifth consecutive state title, Bingham earning a 49-33 victory.

2026 Girls Basketball All-Region 3

MVP

Peyton Warner – Lone Peak

Most Outstanding Player

Lave Holdcraft – Lone Peak

1st Team

Elena Chiara – Skyridge

Jalise Chatman – American Fork

Brynlee Cook – Lehi

Madi Andrews – Lehi

Maddie Pope – Lone Peak

2nd Team

Kelcee Rassumussen – Lehi

Hallee Shefield – Skyridge

Julia Fugal – American Fork

Lily Grant – Skyridge

Aurayliah Tapuosa – Corner Canyon

Honorable Mention

Cali Asthon – Lehi, Morgan Felix – American Fork, Charli Warner – Lone Peak, Keala Lund – Corner Canyon, Abby Dotson – Skyridge, Tati Harness – Lone Peak , Jacey Yeomans – Corner Canyon , Kennedy Woolston – Lone Peak , Huni Folau – Lone Peak, Hailee Johnsen – Corner Canyon, Addi Paytner – Corner Canyon, Brinley Sorenson – Lehi, Ariane Moeai – Skyridge, Aiden Beck – Skyridge.

· All Region teams were voted on by Region 3 coaches

· Coaches were not all to vote for their own players