Northern California players are indicated with a summary of their accolades.
FIRST TEAM
G — Dakarai Allen (Sheldon, Sacramento) 6-5 Sr.
Allen was team MVP and the Sacramento Bee Player of the Year for a Sheldon squad that advanced to the NorCal Open Division final. He will play next at San Diego State.
Allen was team MVP and the Sacramento Bee Player of the Year for a Sheldon squad that advanced to the NorCal Open Division final. He will play next at San Diego State.
F — Jordan Bell (Long Beach Poly) 6-8 Sr.
F — Jabari Bird (Salesian, Richmond) 6-6 Sr.
A first team San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro and All-East Bay selection, Bird was one of California’s four McDonald’s All-American selections. He will play next year at Cal.
A first team San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro and All-East Bay selection, Bird was one of California’s four McDonald’s All-American selections. He will play next year at Cal.
F — Aaron Gordon (Archbishop Mitty, San Jose) 6-8 Sr. The state’s top player the past two seasons. Will likely play one season at Arizona before heading to the NBA.
G — Isaac Hamilton (St. John Bosco, Bellflower) 6-5 Sr.
F — Stanley Johnson (Mater Dei, Santa Ana) 6-6 Jr.
C — Marcus Lee (Deer Valley, Antioch) 6-9 Sr.
He was named all-East Bay by the Contra Costa Times and that region’s player of the year by the San Francisco Chronicle. He will play at Kentucky next year.
He was named all-East Bay by the Contra Costa Times and that region’s player of the year by the San Francisco Chronicle. He will play at Kentucky next year.
G — Jordan McLaughlin (Etiwanda) 6-1 Jr.
G — London Perrantes (Crespi, Encino) 6-4 Sr.
F — Roschon Prince (Long Beach Poly) 6-5 Sr.
SECOND TEAM
G — Elijah Brown (Mater Dei, Santa Ana) 6-4 Sr.
G — Ron Lee Jr. (Oak Park, Agoura Hills) 6-2 Sr.
F — LeLand King (Brentwood, Los Angeles) 6-5 Sr.
G — Jordan Mathews (Santa Monica) 6-3 Sr.
F — Lamond Murray Jr. (Bishop Montgomery, Torrance) 6-6 Sr.
G — Jahmel Taylor (Pacific Hills, Los Angeles) 6-0 Sr.
F — Michael Thomas (El Camino Real, Woodland Hills) 6-5 Sr.
F — Keonta Vernon (Tulare) 6-5 Sr.
The CIF Central Section’s most highly-honored basketball player, Vernon is also the section’s only D1 signee. The Fresno Bee’s Offensive Player of the Year and the Visalia Times-Delta overall POY. Headed to Wyoming next year.
The CIF Central Section’s most highly-honored basketball player, Vernon is also the section’s only D1 signee. The Fresno Bee’s Offensive Player of the Year and the Visalia Times-Delta overall POY. Headed to Wyoming next year.
G — D’Erryl Williams (Sheldon, Sacramento) 6-3 Sr.
Helped lead Sheldon to 108 win, four CIF Sac Joaquin Section Division I titles. Will play together at San Diego State with teammate Dakarai Allen.
Helped lead Sheldon to 108 win, four CIF Sac Joaquin Section Division I titles. Will play together at San Diego State with teammate Dakarai Allen.
G — Jordan Wilson (Windward, Los Angeles) 5-8 Sr.
THIRD TEAM
F — Dorian Butler (J.W. North, Riverside) 6-6 Sr.
F — Trey Kell (St. Augustine, San Diego) 6-4 Jr.
F — Henry Caruso (Serra, San Mateo) 6-4 Sr.
Clearly the No. 2 player from the WCAL behind Mr. Basketball Aaron Gordon. Caruso was a first team choice of the San Jose Mercury News and was the Palo Alto Daily News Player of the Year. Will play for Princeton next year.
Clearly the No. 2 player from the WCAL behind Mr. Basketball Aaron Gordon. Caruso was a first team choice of the San Jose Mercury News and was the Palo Alto Daily News Player of the Year. Will play for Princeton next year.
F — Trey Kell (St. Augustine, San Diego) 6-4 Jr.
G — Elliott Pitts (De La Salle, Concord) 6-5 Sr.
The East Bay Athletic League MVP, Pitts was also a first team all-East Bay selection and second team all-Metro by the San Francisco Chronicle. Will play for Arizona next year.
The East Bay Athletic League MVP, Pitts was also a first team all-East Bay selection and second team all-Metro by the San Francisco Chronicle. Will play for Arizona next year.
G — Corey Silverstrom (Bullard, Fresno) 6-4 Sr.
The Fresno Bee’s Co-Player of the Year with teammate Chris Russell. Silverstrom averaged a team-high 16 points and 5 rebounds for a team that finished ranked No. 12 in the state.
The Fresno Bee’s Co-Player of the Year with teammate Chris Russell. Silverstrom averaged a team-high 16 points and 5 rebounds for a team that finished ranked No. 12 in the state.
G — Kendall Smith (Deer Valley, Antioch) 6-3 Sr.
Smith was a first team All-Metro selection by the San Francisco Chronicle and was first team All-East Bay by the Contra Costa Times. Will play for UNLV next year.
Smith was a first team All-Metro selection by the San Francisco Chronicle and was first team All-East Bay by the Contra Costa Times. Will play for UNLV next year.
G — Malik Thames (Pleasant Grove, Elk Grove) 6-1 Sr.
Thames, a first team All-Metro choice by the Sacramento Bee. A three-year starter, Thames averaged 17.5 ppg & 5.6 apg.
Thames, a first team All-Metro choice by the Sacramento Bee. A three-year starter, Thames averaged 17.5 ppg & 5.6 apg.
F — Namon Wright (Pacific Hills, Los Angeles) 6-5 Jr.
G — Kris Yanku (Taft, Woodland Hills) 6-3 Sr.
G — Evan Zeller (Mission Viejo) 6-3 Sr.
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