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Illinois All-State boys’ basketball teams

Here are the Illinois Associated Press Class 1A-4A All-State boys’ basketball teams as voted on by a statewide panel of newspaper sports writers/editors, TV/radio broadcasters, and internet-site editors/reporters.

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Illinois All-State boys’ basketball teams

MOLINE, Ill. — Here are the Illinois Associated Press Class 1A-4A All-State boys’ basketball teams as voted on by a statewide panel of newspaper sports writers/editors, TV/radio broadcasters, and internet-site editors/reporters.

Players received five points for a first-team vote and three points for a second-team vote. A five-player first team and five-player second team were selected in each class.

A player must have been named on two ballots to receive honorable mention. All selections listed in order of voting points.

There were a total of 30 voters, but not all cast a ballot in each class (29 in 1A & 2A, 26 in 3A, 22 in 4A). There were no unanimous selections (players named on every ballot).

x-write-in candidate.

Class 1A

First Team

NAME SCHOOL HT. YR. POS. POINTS
David Douglas Yorkville Christian 6-5 Jr. G 113
Roderic Gatewood Mounds Meridian 5-9 Sr. G 101
Danny Stephens Augusta Southeastern 6-7 Sr. PG/C 94
Tyler Franklin Cobden 6-6 Sr. F 72
Jakson Baber Bloomington Cornerstone Christian 6-2 Sr. F 70

Second Team

NAME SCHOOL HT. YR. POS. POINTS
Hank Alvey Glasford Illini Bluffs 6-9 Jr. F 64
Kaden Augustine Waterloo Gibault Catholic 6-1 Sr. G 61
Thomas Hereau Scales Mound 6-2 Jr. G 57
Jordan Quinn Tuscola 6-3 Jr. F 50
Baylen Damhoff Fulton 6-6 Jr. F 50

Honorable Mention

NAME SCHOOL HT. YR. POS. POINTS
Ross Robertson South Beloit 6-8 Soph. C 48
Wyatt Thompson Dwight 6-7 Sr. F/C 40
Logan Fleener Louisville North Clay 6-2 Sr. G 36
Aidan Dodson Farina South Central 5-10 Sr. SG 33
Justin Durham Wayne City 6-6 Sr. C 33
Sebastian Hill Decatur Lutheran (LSA) 6-3 Jr. G 32
Ju’Juan Cozark Chicago Marshall 6-5 Sr. F 27
Parker Boehne Centralia Christ Our Rock Lutheran 6-0 Jr. G 19
Qi’Andre Washington Chicago Manley 6-0 Sr. G 18
Mason Robinson Altamont 6-3 Sr. G/F 17
Korbin Gann Pecatonica 6-5 Sr. G/F 16
Ben Lothery Elgin Harvest Christian 6-1 Sr. G 12
Camden Figgins Serena 5-11 Sr. PG 11
Martin Ledbetter Hinckley Big-Rock 6-5 Soph. F 11
Alec Thomas Lexington 6-2 Sr. F 9
Zack Evans Winchester West Central 6-1 Jr. G 8
Avery Jahraus Altamont 6-2 Sr. G 8
Austin Wittenberg Windsor/Stewardson-Strasburg 6-3 Sr. G 8
Elijah Aumann Nokomis 6-2 Sr. G 6
John Kveck Grant Park 6-6 Sr. C 6
Nick Moore Camp Point Central 6-1 Jr. G 6
Lucas Simpson Sterling Newman Central Catholic 6-2 Jr. F 6
Michael Wilson Jacksonville Routt 6-5 Sr. F 6

Class 2A

First Team

NAME SCHOOL HT. YR. POS. POINTS
Ty Pence St. Joseph-Ogden 6-6 Sr. G/F 120
Cole Certa Bloomington Central Catholic 6-4 Jr. G 116
Gianni Cobb Chicago Perspectives-Leadership 6-0 Jr. PG 59
Dylan Bazzell Fairbury Prairie Central 6-4 Sr. G/F 58
Grady Thompson Princeton 6-4 Sr. G 58

Second Team

NAME SCHOOL HT. YR. POS. POINTS
Jase Whiteman Rockridge 6-1 Sr. G 56
Caleb Siemer Teutopolis 6-6 Sr. F/C 45
Walt Hill Jr. Rockford Lutheran 6-1 Sr. G 44
Jaheim Savage Chicago Phillips 6-4 Sr. PG/SG 41
JaKeem Cole Chicago Perspectives-Leadership 6-1 Sr. SG 39

Honorable Mention

NAME SCHOOL HT. YR. POS. POINTS
Dylan Murphy Columbia 6-7 Sr. F 32
Owen Treat Vienna 6-2 Jr. G 31
Devon Peebles Pana 6-3 Sr. G 29
PJ Chambers Chicago DePaul College Prep 6-2 Jr. G 24
Isaac Hosman Metropolis Massac County 6-0 Jr. PG 24
Gavin Arthalony Petersburg PORTA 6-2 Sr. G 23
Mason Funk Normal U-High 6-5 Sr. SG/SF 23
Riley Weber Pontiac 6-4 Jr. G/F 23
Teegan Davis Princeton 6-2 Sr. G 22
Mac Resetich Spring Valley Hall 6-0 Sr. G 22
Christian Cummings Rockford Christian 5-10 Soph. SG 21
Caden Hawkins Carterville 6-0 Sr. PG 19
Cannon Leonard Gilman Iroquois West 6-9 Sr. C 19
Jaxson Provost Kankakee Bishop McNamara 5-10 Sr. PG 19
Tyler Heffren Eureka 6-4 Jr. F 17
Calvin Worsham Chicago Christ The King 6-7 Jr. F 16
Maurice Thomas Chicago DePaul College Prep 6-0 Jr. G 15
Grant Fridley Trenton Wesclin 6-2 Sr. PG 14
Paxton Giertz Seneca 6-0 Soph. PG 14
Adyn McGinley Beecher 6-0 Jr. G 14
Bennett Briles Nashville 6-9 Sr. F/C 13
Bryant Jenkins Lawrenceville 6-3 Jr. F 10
Cody Dickshot Breese Central 5-10 Sr. G 9
Docker Tedeschi Benton 6-8 Soph. C 9
Jacob Finley Williamsville 6-9 Sr. C 6
Karsen Konkel Pinckneyville 6-6

Class 3A

First Team

NAME SCHOOL HT. YR. POS. POINTS
Macaleab Rich East St. Louis 6-7 Sr. G/F 94
Deandre Craig Chicago Mount Carmel 6-1 Sr. G 89
Jalen Griffith Chicago Simeon 5-10 Sr. PG 82
Ethan Kizer Metamora 6-6 Sr. G 77
Richard Barron Chicago St. Ignatius 6-5 Sr. G 76

Second Team

NAME SCHOOL HT. YR. POS. POINTS
Andrew Scharnowski Burlington Central 6-9 Sr. F 73
Zack Hawkinson Springfield Heart-Griffin 6-5 Sr. G/F 71
Asa Thomas Lake Forest 6-7 Sr. G 64
Cooper Koch Peoria Notre Dame 6-8 Jr. F 57
Miles Rubin Chicago Simeon 6-10 Sr. F/C 56

Honorable Mention

NAME SCHOOL HT. YR. POS. POINTS
Jurrell Baldwin Chicago Hyde Park 6-6 Jr. F 37
Tyler Mason Metamora 6-1 Jr. G 30
Wesley Rubin Chicago Simeon 6-8 Sr. G/F 30
Darrion Baker Hillcrest 6-8 Sr. F 25
Jake Hamilton Springfield Sacred Heart-Griffin 6-4 Sr. G 22
Artavious Smith Peoria Richwoods 6-1 Jr. G 15
Cooper LePage Crystal Lake South 6-1 Sr. G 14
Christian Benning Streator 6-2 Jr. PG 12
Samuel Lewis Chicago Simeon 6-6 Sr. G 12
Cruz Harlan Centralia 5-9 Jr. G 11
Troyer Carlson Maple Park Kaneland 6-3 Jr. SG 8
Anthony “Jabe” Haith Aurora Marmion 6-3 Sr. PG 8
Lyncoln Koester Mount Zion 6-3 Soph. PG 8
Bryce Tillery Hillcrest 5-10 Sr. G 8
Larenz Walters Kankakee 6-1 Jr. G 8
Matas Castillo Lemont 6-0 Sr. PG 6
Rokas Castillo Lemont 6-0 Sr. SG 6
Andre Klaver Sterling 6-3 Jr. G 6
Navontae Nesbit Jr. Mt. Vernon 5-11 Jr. PG 6
Craig “Niko” Newsome Bloomington 6-5 Jr. F/G 6
x-Tyler Swanson Metamora

Class 4A

First Team

NAME SCHOOL HT. YR. POS. POINTS
Jeremy Fears Jr. Joliet West 6-0 Sr. PG 105
Owen Freeman Moline 6-11 Sr. F 102
Darrin “Dai Dai” Ames Chicago Kenwood 6-2 Sr. PG 100
Morez Johnson Chicago St. Rita 6-9 Jr. F 75
Cameron Christie Rolling Meadows 6-6 Sr. G 73

Second Team

NAME SCHOOL HT. YR. POS. POINTS
Brock Harding Moline 6-0 Sr. PG 71
Niko Abusara Lisle Benet 6-5 Sr. G 60
Ahmad Henderson Chicago Brother Rice 5-9 Sr. G 34
Jake Fiegen Winnetka New Trier 6-4 Sr. G 33
Ben Oosterbaan Hinsdale Central 6-6 Sr. G 25

Honorable Mention

NAME SCHOOL HT. YR. POS. POINTS
Jordan Pickett Belleville East 6-3 Sr. PG/SG 21
Jack Stanton Downers Grove North 6-2 Jr. G 21
Nojus Indrusaitis Chicago St. Rita 6-5 Jr. G/F 15
James Brown Chicago St. Rita 6-10 Jr. C 14
Daniel Johnson Chicago Whitney Young 6-7 Sr. F 14
Stefan Cicic Riverside-Brookfield 6-11 Jr. C 11
Dalen Davis Chicago Whitney Young 6-0 Sr. G 11
Brayden Fagbemi Lisle Benet 6-0 Sr. G 11
Mekhi Cooper Bolingbrook 6-0 Sr. G 9
Brady Kunka Lisle Benet 6-4 Sr. PF 9
Mekhi Lowery Oswego East High 6-7 Sr. G 9
Niklas Polonowski LaGrange Lyons Township 6-6 Sr. SG/SF 9
Ryan Cohen Glenbrook North 6-3 Sr. SG 6
Jeremiah Fears Joliet West 6-0 Soph. G 6
Connor May Palatine 6-7 Jr. G 6
Braylen Meredith Wheaton Warrenville South 6-6 Sr. F 6
Jaheem Webber Normal Community 6-9 Jr. C 6
Luke Williams Naperville North 6-1 Jr. G 6
Koby Wilmoth O’Fallon 6-7 Sr. F 6

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