Participant of the 12 months
Aidan Mahaney, Campolindo, 6-3, senior
Diablo Athletic League Foothill Division most dear participant led Moraga college to North Coast Part Open Division championship and CIF NorCal Open Division remaining. Playoff run capped a sensational highschool profession for the St. Mary’s School-bound star that included a D-II state championship as a freshman and D-I regional championship as a sophomore. Averaged 17.2 factors, 3.9 assists, 3.7 rebounds and 1.3 steals per sport this season. Full story right here.
First workforce
Courtney Anderson Jr., Dublin, 6-5, junior
First-team all-East Bay Athletic League decide led Dublin to an 8-1 file within the round-robin portion of the league schedule and a spot within the North Coast Part Open Division playoffs. The son of a former Raiders tight finish, he averaged 20.1 factors and 4.9 rebounds per sport.
Ryan Beasley, Dougherty Valley, 5-11, junior
Participant of the 12 months within the East Bay Athletic League was a scoring machine for North Coast Part Division I runner-up, averaging 30.6 factors per sport, to go along with eight rebounds and 4 assists. In part playoffs, he scored 43 factors in each the semifinals and remaining.
Aidan Braccia, Sacred Coronary heart Prep, 6-1, senior
West Bay Athletic League’s co-most priceless participant with teammates Emmer Nichols. Led the Gators in scoring at 18.9 factors per sport. Additionally averaged 5.5 rebounds and a pair of.3 assists per sport for a workforce that just about reached the Central Coast Part Open Division remaining.
Aidan Burke, Archbishop Mitty, 6-3, senior
West Catholic Athletic League participant of the 12 months helped Mitty win the league title and attain the Central Coast Part Open Division remaining. Scored 26 in a win over St. Ignatius and was Mitty’s prime scorer in two league wins over Riordan. Averaged 16.2 factors and 6 rebounds per sport.
John Squire, St. Ignatius, 6-6, junior
Was dominant whereas main St. Ignatius to the CIF NorCal Division I remaining. Scored 25 factors and grabbed 18 rebounds in a 69-67 semifinal win at Inderkum-Sacramento. In a 58-56 loss to Clovis North within the NorCal remaining, the all-WCAL first-team participant had 18 factors and 25 rebounds.
King-Njhsanni Wilhite, Archbishop Riordan, 6-1, junior
West Catholic Athletic League first-team choice ignited Riordan to its first Central Coast Part Open Division championship and the semifinals of the CIF NorCal Open Division regional. Scored 29 within the CCS remaining towards Mitty and 35 in a NorCal win at De La Salle.
Second workforce
Jeremiah Dargan, Clayton Valley Constitution, 6-5, senior
First-team decide within the Diablo Athletic League’s Foothill Division. Led North Coast Part Division I champions in factors (15.3), rebounds (6.3), assists (3.0) and steals (3.0). Scored 19 factors within the NCS semifinals towards Bishop O’Dowd.
Tyler Dutto, Miramonte, 6-4, senior
The purpose guard was a first-team decide within the Diablo Athletic League’s Foothill Division. Averaged 10.6 factors and a team-leading 6.2 assists and three.3 steals. Additionally averaged 5.3 rebounds for a workforce that reached the NCS Open Division semifinals and was seeded fourth within the NorCal D-I bracket.
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Kevin Gad, Granada, 6-7, senior
East Bay Athletic League first-team choice helped lead Granada to the league event remaining and a spot within the North Coast Part Open Division playoffs. Averaged 20.8 factors, 6.6 rebounds and three.4 assists per sport.
Garret Keyhani, Serra, 6-7, senior
Helped lead the Padres to a 20-season season, incomes first-team All-West Catholic Athletic League recognition. Averaged 16.9 factors and eight.5 rebounds. In a win over College, he completed with 33 factors and 13 rebounds.
Thayne Merrill, Northgate, 6-5, senior
Averaged a team-leading 14.9 factors per sport as Northgate blossomed into one of many North Coast Part’s prime groups, successful an opening-round sport within the part’s Open Division playoffs. Obtained first-team honors within the Diablo Athletic League’s Foothill Division.
Derek Sangster, Archbishop Mitty, 6-7, junior
First-team All-West Catholic Athletic League choice. Averaged 15.7 factors, 9.1 rebounds and a pair of.0 assists per sport as Mitty received the league title and completed because the Central Coast Part Open Division runner-up.
Third workforce
Cade Bennett, Campolindo, 6-1, senior
First-team choice within the Diablo Athletic League’s Foothill Division. Averaged 10.9 factors, 5.4 rebounds and three.4 assists per sport. Scored 17 factors towards Riordan in NorCal Open semifinals.
Alec Blair, De La Salle, 6-5, freshman
First-team honors within the East Bay Athletic League. On a DLS workforce with balanced scoring, Blair led the best way with 10.3 factors per sport, along with seven rebounds and three assists. Scored a game-high 21 factors in a 51-50 loss to Campolindo in NCS Open Division remaining.
Cameron Brown, Bishop O’Dowd, 6-3, senior
West Alameda County Convention Foothill Division co-player of the 12 months. Led the Dragons to a league title and the semifinals of the North Coast Part Division I playoffs. Averaged 18.1 factors, 4.5 rebounds and a pair of.4 assists per sport.
Trey Knight, Moreau Catholic, 6-0, senior
Helped lead the Mariners to an undefeated file within the Mission Valley Athletic League. First-team all-league choice. Averaged 13.0 factors, 5.3 assists, 2.9 steals and a pair of.9 rebounds per sport.
Ahmaree Muhammad, Oakland Tech, 5-10, junior
Led the Bulldogs to the Oakland Athletic League title and the quarterfinals of the NorCal Division I regional. Averaged almost 17 factors and 5 steals per sport for a workforce that completed 23-5.
Jojo Murphy, Piedmont, 6-2, senior
Capped his highschool profession by receiving co-player of the 12 months honors within the West Alameda County Convention Foothill Division. Averaged 21.8 factors, 6.2 rebounds, 3.9 assists and three.1 steals per sport for a workforce that reached the semifinals of the NCS Division III playoffs.
Better of the remaining: Honorable point out
Jevon Blackmore, St. Patrick-St. Vincent, senior
Theoren Brouillette, Bellarmine, senior
Joe Brown, Mountain View, senior
Brady Cook dinner, Northgate, senior
Donovan Cooks, Dublin, junior
Seamus Deely, San Ramon Valley, sophomore
Marcellus Edwards, Archbishop Riordan, senior
James Frye, Miramonte, senior
A.J. Harris, Piedmont, junior
Amani Johnson, Salesian, sophomore
Javon Johnson De La Salle, senior
Isaiah Kerr, St. Francis, senior
Jake King, Clayton Valley Constitution, junior
Miles Klapper, Serra, senior
Miles Lawrence, Liberty, junior
Colin Mantle, Leigh, senior
Alex Martin, Washington-Fremont, senior
Andrew McKeever, Granada, senior
Nick Medeiros, St. Patrick-St. Vincent, senior
Nikhil Narasimhan, Lynbrook, senior
Tim Netane, St. Francis, senior
Emmer Nichols, Sacred Coronary heart Prep, senior
Shane O’Reilly, Campolindo, junior
Sean Richardson, Burlingame, senior
GianCarlo Toledo Rivera, St. Ignatius, senior
Jake Skaggs, Los Altos, senior
Johnny Semany, De La Salle, senior
Connor Sevilla, Dougherty Valley, junior
Ray-John Spears, Sacred Coronary heart Cathedral, senior
Jon Taylor, The King’s Academy, junior
Matthew Villanueva, Moreau Catholic, senior
Lucas Vogel, Menlo, junior
Jalen Williams, Menlo-Atherton, junior
Cash Williams, Oakland, junior
Owen Wooliever, Half Moon Bay, senior
Coach of the 12 months
Steven Dyer, Campolindo
Led the Bay Space’s top-ranked workforce to the North Coast Part Open Division championship and the CIF NorCal Open Division regional remaining.
Who's eligible
These eligible for all-Bay Space Information Group groups come from leagues based mostly predominantly in Alameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. The Bay Space Information Group chooses the workforce.