All-Bay Space Information Group boys basketball staff
Participant of the 12 months
Ryan Beasley, Dougherty Valley, 5-11, senior
USF-bound guard helped propel Dougherty Valley to EBAL and North Coast Part Open Division titles, averaging 24.8 factors per sport. Scored 21 in NCS closing in opposition to De La Salle and 42 when Dougherty Valley rallied from 27 right down to beat San Ramon Valley within the league event. Full story right here.
First staff
Courtney Anderson Jr., Dublin, 6-5, senior
Colorado-bound small ahead and first-team all-EBAL honoree averaged 16.4 factors and three.5 rebounds per sport for a staff that reached the NCS Open Division playoffs and NorCal Division I regional. Scored 29 in a win over Canyon-Anaheim and 28 in a win over San Ramon Valley.
Alec Blair, De La Salle, 6-5, sophomore
First-team all-EBAL choice led De La Salle to the NCS Open Division closing and semifinals of the NorCal Open Division regional. Averaged 16 factors, 5 rebounds and practically two steals per sport. Shot 52% from the sphere and performed elite protection.
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Aaron Claytor, Salesian, 6-3, junior
Tri-County Athletic League Rock Division participant of the 12 months helped Salesian attain the NCS Open Division semifinals and the NorCal Division I regional closing. The purpose guard’s impression went far past his common of seven.4 factors, 4.1 assists and three.8 rebounds per sport.
Seamus Deely, San Ramon Valley, 6-5, junior
Acquired first-team all-EBAL recognition whereas serving to the Wolves qualify for the NCS Open Division playoffs and attain the semifinals of the NorCal Division I regional. Led SRV in rebounds and assists, along with averaging 10 factors per sport.
Andrew McKeever, Granada, 7-0, senior
Saint Mary’s-bound middle and first-team all-EBAL choice was a dominant scorer, rebounder and defender for a staff that received the NorCal Division I title and fell to Notre Dame-Sherman Oaks within the D-I state closing. Had 31 factors and 16 rebounds in a regional semifinal win over Archbishop Riordan.
Sam Norris, Sacred Coronary heart Prep, 6-6, senior
West Bay Athletic League Foothill Division MVP. Led Gators to the Central Coast Part Open Division playoffs and quarterfinals of the NorCal Division I regional, averaging 15.6 factors, 9.4 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 1.5 blocks per sport.
Logan Robeson, Campolindo, 6-3, senior
MVP of the Diablo Athletic League’s Foothill Division. Helped lead the Cougars to the NCS Division II championship and the NorCal Division I regional. Averaged 19.0 factors, 6.0 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 1.2 steals per sport.
Derek Sangster, Archbishop Mitty, 6-7, senior
West Catholic Athletic League participant of the 12 months and Princeton-bound standout helped Mitty win a share of the league title and obtain a spot within the NorCal Open Division regional. Averaged 17.7 factors, 8.8 rebounds and a couple of.0 assists per sport.
Connor Sevilla, Dougherty Valley, 6-0, senior
EBAL participant of the 12 months averaged 21.7 factors per sport whereas serving to the Wildcats win the league and NCS Open Division titles. Scored 25 factors when Dougherty Valley edged Granada within the EBAL event title sport. Additionally had 29 when the Wildcats rallied from a 60-33 deficit to stun San Ramon Valley 86-83.
Cash Williams, Oakland, 6-4, senior
First-team all-Oakland Athletic League choice and Montana-bound standout led Oakland to its first state championship, averaging 17.4 factors, 5.9 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.9 steals per sport en path to the Division III crown. Had 22 factors, 9 rebounds and 4 steals within the state closing.
Second staff
Jake Davis, Las Lomas, 6-4, senior
DAL Foothill Division first-team recognition. Averaged 19.9 factors, 4.2 rebounds and three.1 steals per sport for a staff that reached the NCS Division II closing and was seeded No. 1 within the NorCal Division III regional.
Billy Haggerty, De La Salle, 6-5, senior
Second-team all-EBAL honoree averaged 11 factors per sport and had a 2 to 1 assist-to-turnover ratio. Shot 44% on 3-pointers. Had 19 factors in a 57-56 loss to Modesto Christian within the NorCal Open semifinals.
Kellen Hampton, Moreau Catholic, 6-7, sophomore
Mission Valley Athletic League MVP helped lead the Mariners to the NCS Division I closing and the NorCal Division II regional. Averaged 20.9 factors, 9.3 rebounds, 2.8 assists and a couple of.0 steals per sport.
Tyler Harris, Granada, 6-7, senior
Acquired second-team all-EBAL recognition. Helped lead the Matadors to the Division I state closing, scoring 18 factors in opposition to his former staff, Salesian, within the NorCal D-I title sport.
Jaeden Hutchins, Half Moon Bay, 6-8, junior
Co-MVP of the Peninsula Athletic League North Division. Worth was clear when he received harm within the first quarter of a loss to Valencia within the Division IV state closing. Scored 23 factors in a NorCal closing win at Chico.
Amani Johnson, Salesian, 6-3, junior
First-team all-TCAL Rock Division choice. Was a giant purpose why the Pleasure reached the NCS Open semifinals and NorCal D-I closing, averaging 9.3 factors, 3.4 rebounds and a couple of.0 assists per sport.
Jake King, Clayton Valley Constitution, 6-5, senior
Helped CVC win a second consecutive NCS Division I title, averaging 22 factors per sport in part playoffs. Had 21 in NCS closing in opposition to Moreau, together with a key 3-pointer in OT. Averaged team-best 17.0 factors.
Ahmaree Muhammad, Oakland Tech, 5-9, senior
Oakland Athletic League MVP led Tech to the Oakland Part championship and NorCal Division III regional closing. In a 53-50 win over Oakland within the part closing, he had 24 factors and made 5 3-pointers.
Fedrick Pernell, Sacred Coronary heart Cathedral, 6-1, junior
First-team all-WCAL decide helped seventh-seeded SHC seize the CCS Open title. Had 14 factors on 5-of-6 capturing in an upset playoff victory over Archbishop Riordan. Averaged team-best 14.3 factors per sport.
Jasir Rencher, Archbishop Riordan, 6-5, sophomore
Acquired first-team all-WCAL recognition after serving to the San Francisco college seize a share of the WCAL title. Had 17 factors and 9 rebounds in a key league victory at Serra.
Coach of the 12 months
Mike Hansen, Dougherty Valley
Hansen has been at Dougherty Valley for the reason that San Ramon college opened in 2007. The varsity program started a 12 months later, and the primary season was tough. The Wildcats went 2-23 general and 0-12 within the previous Diablo Foothill League, in keeping with data saved by MaxPreps. This season was nothing like that one for Hansen or his staff. DV captured its first EBAL title (second league title general) and first NCS championship at any degree (simply so occurred the primary got here within the part’s high division, the Open). The Wildcats completed with a program-record 27 victories, to go together with 4 losses, making Hansen a transparent alternative for Bay Space Information Group coach of the 12 months.
Honorable point out
Kaleb Allison, Pinole Valley, senior
Tylek Barnett, The King’s Academy, senior
Jorell Clark, Palo Alto, sophomore
Jeremiah Collins, Pittsburg, junior
Donovan Cooks, Dublin, senior
Julian Costa, Liberty, senior
Jake Davis, Acalanes, senior
Anthony Delgiudice, James Logan, senior
Rex Denker, Pioneer, senior
Carter Donlon, Foothill, senior
Nes Emeneke, Priory, junior
Jake Fields, Monte Vista, senior
Jonathan Fu, Lynbrook, senior
Te’Shawn Gamble, Oakland, senior
LeBrie Goudy-Lee, Moreau Catholic, senior
Amari Grey, California, senior
A.J. Harris, Piedmont, senior
Brayden Harris, Bellarmine, sophomore
Amos Hodgson, Bishop O’Dowd, senior
Max Houghton, Los Gatos, senior
Blake Hudson, Dougherty Valley, senior
Darrell Hurd, Benicia, sophomore
Luke Isaak, San Ramon Valley, sophomore
JP Kerrigan, Sacred Coronary heart Prep, junior
Braddock Kjellesvig, Christopher, sophomore
Quincy Lavender, Hayward, junior
Alvin Loving IV, Salesian, sophomore
Zaden Martin, Burlingame, senior
Shea Mattox, Independence, senior
Parker McClaughry, San Ramon Valley, senior
RL Miller, Sacred Coronary heart Cathedral, senior
James Moore, Clayton Valley Constitution, junior
Jaxson Moore, Santa Teresa, senior
Robert Morgan III, Moreau Catholic, senior
Clay Naffziger, Campolindo, senior
Zach Norcia, Leigh, senior
Samir O’Brien, Berkeley, junior
Shane O’Reilly, Campolindo, senior
Cole Palmbush, Mountain View, junior
Elijah Perryman, Clayton Valley Constitution, sophomore
Deundrae Perteete, Salesian, junior
Ryan Pettis, Serra, junior
Johno Value, Menlo-Atherton, senior
Gavin Ripp, Archbishop Mitty, junior
Myles Solanoy, Jefferson, senior
Omar Staples Jr., Oakland Tech, senior
Jon Taylor, The King’s Academy, senior
Kellen Torrey, California, senior
Lucas Vogel, Menlo Faculty, senior
Evan Wells, De La Salle, senior
Tariq Weiser, Bellarmine, senior
Raymond Whitley, St. Ignatius, freshman
Zion Wilburn, Pinole Valley, junior
Christian Sensible, Archbishop Riordan, senior
Nate Wong, Carlmont, senior
Michael Wooden, Las Lomas, senior
Achilles Woodson, Archbishop Riordan, senior
WHO IS ELIGIBLE
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