March 1 - Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools

FIRST TEAM• G – Neil Watson, Sumner Academy: A no-brainer for the first team, Watsonled the Sabres to an 18-2 regular season record. He led the team in scoring,including a handful of 30-point games for the Sabres this year.• G – Davonte Chaney, Sumner Academy: The league's best defensive player,Chaney has picked it up on the offensive side as the regular season has came to aconclusion. If Chaney keeps it going on offense, the Sabres will be very tough tobeat this year in state.• G – Exavier Bass-Brooks, Harmon: Over the course of the past two months, Bass-Brooks has beenHarmon's best player. His outside shot has improved during the season and he's been rock-steady at the freethrowline.• F – Reese Holliday, Sumner Academy: Holliday's earned a number of double-doubles this season. Hisoutside jumper improved this season, making him a lethal player.• F – Trinity Hall, Wyandotte (pictured): Being a big guy who can shoot the ball outside, Hall may be themost talented player in the league. He can grab rebounds, block shots and hit the three-point shot – a rarecombination in a small league.SECOND TEAM• G – Jauan Wilson, Harmon: Only a sophomore, Wilson has shown flashes of being a senior. Wilsonpenetrates inside and is a threat to score 20 points a game each night.