Great players aren't always humble. But this year, some of the best prep girls basketball players were not only talented, they were hardworking, humble teammates.
Their skills make it impossible to ignore them, but it was their ability to inspire and lead other student-athletes that made them the 2013 Deseret News MVPs.
Click here for an in-depth look at the five state MVPs for each classification
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