Photo by Nick Henthorn ZARA Harveth, an All-Ohio First Team selection, drives against Shadyside during a tournament game this year.

COLUMBUS — Bellaire’s Zara Harveth enjoyed quite a girls basketball career during her four years. She capped her career with Division VI first team all-state honors.

The 2025 Divisions IV, V, VI and VII girls basketball All-Ohio teams were announced Monday by the Ohio Prep Sports Media Association. The All-Ohio teams are based on nominations from the seven districts of the OPSMA, which vote on the all-district teams from regular-season accomplishments.

Harveth averaged 19.6 points and nearly 10 rebounds a night for head coach John Farrier’s Big Reds, who posted a 20-win season in 2024-25. They advanced to the Eastern District championship before bowing out to state semifinalist Fort Frye.

“Zara has led us in points and rebounds every year for the past four years,” Farrier said. “She has improved her scoring and shooting percentages every year. Her individual and team success is a direct correlation to her and her teammates’ hard work during the season as well as the offseason.

“I am very proud of Zara, not only as her coach but as her uncle as well,” Farrier added. “She has had an amazing career.”

She eclipsed the coveted 1,000-point mark during her career.

Harveth became the first Bellaire player to earn first team all-state honors since Katrina Davis was Division III Player of the Year in 2020.

Fort Frye’s Emmie Duskey was also a first team selection. Shenandoah’s Brenna Leach earned third team status, while Bellaire’s Eliana Mason, Fort Frye’s Ella Dowler and Buckeye Trail’s Jersey Eddy were special mention.

Honorable mention honorees included Monroe Central’s Jacey English; Fort Frye’s Ava Huffman; Buckeye Trail’s Ella Ashby and Shenandoah’s Emily Moore.

In Division IV, Indian Creek’s McKenna Scott was a second team selection.

Redskins teammate Kaydence Walker earned honorable mention, as did East Liverpool’s Kenzie Headley.

In Division V, Martins Ferry’s Lindsey Best was named to the second team, while Union Local’s Laken Vinskovich and Edison’s Sophia Henderson were third team.

The Purple Riders’ Giana Chirpas earned special mention.

Earning honorable mention were Barnesville’s Maddy Tyson; Buckeye Local’s Maddy Roset; Edison’s Abby Carpenter; Harrison Central’s Maddie Sedgmer and Lauren Doane; Martins Ferry’s Lindse Sidon and Union Local’s Ella Pietranton.

In Division VII, Shadyside’s Kaci Tsoras was a third team honoree.

River’s Kaylee Hagan was special mention, as were Steubenville Catholic’s Mary Rohde, Toronto’s Tatum Derrington and Frontier’s Anna Bowersock.

Honorable mention selections included Breighlee Moracco of Caldwell; Steubenville Catholic’s Mara Delaney; Toronto’s Jayna Reeves; Reese Hobbs of River; and Frontier’s Kelsey Dye.