Boys Basketball:
All-CIF
Open Division:
Player of the Year: Jared McCain, Corona Centennial
Coach of the Year: Josh Giles, Corona Centennial
Players:
Trent Perry, Harvard Westlake
Aaron McBride, Corona Centennial
Brady Dunlap, Harvard Westlake
Xinyi Li, St. John Bosco
Elzie Harrington, St. John Bosco
Caleb Foster, Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks
Andrew Meadows, West Ranch
Tyler Rolison, St. Bernard
Xavier Edmonds, Bishop Montgomery
Jacob Huggins, Harvard Westlake 12
Eric Freeny, Centennial/Corona
Dusty Stromer, Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks
Division 1:
Player of the Year: Zack Davidson, Mater Dei
Coach of the Year: Gary McKnight, Mater Dei
Players:
Brandon Benjamin, Canyon/Anaheim
Curtis Williams, Etiwanda
Sebastian Rancik, JSerra
Maurice Wright, St. Paul
Nick Lundry, Mira Costa
Denzel Hines, Colony
Nate Garcia, Damien
Darnez Slater, Roosevelt
Brannon Martinsen, Mater Dei
Division 2AA:
Player of the Year: Carson Brown, Tesoro
Coach of the Year: Steve Garrett, Tesoro
Players:
Blake Manning, Tesoro
Cannon Potter, Orange Lutheran
Zion Paleo, Orange Lutheran
Brycen Matthews, Culver City
Reece Widerburg Oxnard 12
Aaron Glass, Rancho Cucamonga
Jacob McFarland, Rancho Verde
Gavin Hightower, Windward
Gary Dotson, Vista Murrieta
Division 2A:
Player of the Year: Kevin Patton Jr., Rancho Christian
Coach of the Year: Joe Khouzam, Walnut
Players:
Julien Gomez, La Mirada
Rodney Brown Jr, Rancho Christian
Keishner Foster, Aquinas
Malik Khouzam, Walnut
Avand Dorian, AGBU/Canoga Park
Parker Strauss, Pacifica Christian/OC
Yanmife Oke, Sonora
Malcom Bell, Diamond Bar
Nasir Meyer, Agoura
Division 3AA:
Player of the Year: Tyrone Riley, St. Pius X/St. Matthias
Coach of the Year: Donte Archie, St. Pius X/St, Matthias
Players:
Zane Carter, Buena
Douglass Langford, St. Pius X/St. Matthias
Zachary Leija, La Serna
Chase Aronowitz, Camarillo
Jessie Martinez, Hesperia
Terrance Hampton, Maranatha
Dennis Evans, Hillcrest
Cameron Mercadel, Orangewood Academy
Tariq Bridges, St. Pius X/St. Matthias
Division 3A:
Players of the Year: Ben Eisendrath, Oakwood & Jayden Mojica, San Gabriel Academy
Coach of the Year: Kevin McCloskey, San Gabriel Academy
Players:
Marquis Bradley, Ontario Christian
Mister Burnside, Paraclete
Trevor Clark, Temescal Canyon
Johny Dan, Valley Toarh
Noam Mayouhas, Valley Torah
Ethan McCloskey, San Gabriel Academy
Colton Perez, Bonita
Grayson Sinek, La Habra
Division 4AA:
Player of the Year: Mikah Ballew, Valencia/Valencia
Coach of the Year: Bill Bedgood, Valencia/Valencia
Players:
Bryce Bedgood, Valencia/Valencia
Dylan Benner, St. Bonaventure
Aiden Chavez, Upland
Payton Joseph, Beaumont
Shawn Oliver, LB Wilson
Mike Otugero, Gabrielino
Beckham Rugherford, Nordhoff
Geoffrey Stetson, Flintridge Prep
Luke Zuffelato, Santa Barbara
Division 4A
Players of the Year: Franklin Chambers, Jordan (12) & Dennis Redmond, Jordan (12)
Coach of the Year: Christopher Francis, Jordan
Players:
Carter Bryant, Sage Hill
Kane Young, Jordan
Jael “JJ” Martin, Pacifica Christian/Santa Monica
Elliott Fenderson, Pacifica Christian/Santa Monica
Babacar Pouye, Cate
Amire Jones, Leuzinger
Drew Rodriguez, El Modena
Jack Rivera, Santa Ana
Division 5AA:
Player of the Year: Jason Crowe, Lynwood
Coach of the Year: Michael Romo, Don Bosco Tech
Players:
Dominic Dix, Katella
Chase Holley, Lynwood
Michael Dominguez, Apple Valley
Ryan Oxbourne, Don Bosco Tech
Jaeden Erami, Don Bosco Tech
Ethan Wong, Whitney
Harper Mills, Compton Early College
Markus Toscanso, Loara
Jaylen Lightfoot, North Torrance
Division 5A:
Player of the Year: Timmy Anderson, Blair
Coach of the Year: Devon Richardson, Blair
Players:
Shakour Sidney, Blair
Nazir Cammon, Blair
Jose Valovinos, Santa Paula
Jordan Ramirez, Santa Paula
Yonah Light, Tarbut V’Torah
Jared Bragg, Hesperia Christian
Jordan Glaspie, Desert Hot Springs
Jacob Reynolds, Desert Christian Academy
Angel Olivares, Norte Vista
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