Karns City’s Taite Beighley, middle, passes the ball to Luke Cramer during their game against Dubois at Karns City High School last month. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle

Karns City senior guard Taite Beighley, who recently surpassed the 1,000-point plateau, has been named MVP of Keystone Shortway Athletic Conference boys basketball.

Beighley is joined on the KSAC first team by A-C Valley’s Jay Clover.

Moniteau’s Catherine Kelly made first team on the girls side. Redbank Valley’s Mylee Harmon was named girls MVP.

KSAC All-Conference

Boys Basketball

First Team

Devon Lauer (Clarion), Jase Ferguson (Clarion-Limestone), Taite Beighley (Karns City), Owen Clouse (Redbank Valley), Jay Clover (A-C Valley)

Second Team

Dawson Camper (Union), Mason Clouse (Redbank Valley), Jack Craig (Clarion-Limestone), Kieran Fricko (Redbank Valley), Chason Rugg (Moniteau)

Third Team

Ethan Merryman (Cranberry), Andrew Zepeda (Moniteau), Trey Fleming (Union), Shane Peters (Karns City), Dawson Smail (Clarion)

Girls Basketball

First Team

Catherine Kelly (Moniteau), Mylee Harmon (Redbank Valley), Lily Homan (North Clarion), Addy Bond (Redbank Valley), Taylor Alston (Clarion)

Second Team

Brooklynn Taylor (Karns City), Kendall Sankey (Moniteau), Naomi Venesky (Karns City), Ashlee Albright (Keystone), Sophie Babington (Clarion)

Third Team

Ainsley Hartle (North Clarion), Brooke Steinman (North Clarion), Kira Bonnano (Redbank Valley), Izzy Bond (Redbank Valley), Jenna Dunn (Clarion-Limestone)