Kyle Rhoads of Keystone and Lacey Blose of Redbank Valley were named Keystone Shortway Athletic Conference boys and girls basketball Most Valuable Players, respectively.

The selections were determined by a vote of the league's coaches.

First-team selections involving area players are Scott Booth of Union on the boys side, and Allyson Kepple of Karns City and Torri Smith of Union on the girls side.

The complete All-KSAC teams follow:

Boys MVPKyle Rhoads (Keystone)

First TeamEthan Gravatt (Rocky Grove), Cruz Meitus (Rocky Grove), Drew Vandermeer (Clarion), Eric Guth (Venango Catholic), Scott Booth (Union)

Second TeamChase Mitchell (Cranberry), A.J. Etheridge (Union), Josh Loos (Moniteau), Cameron Turner (Karns City), Tyler Armagost (Moniteau)

Third TeamAlex Eckert (Venango Catholic), Corey Snyder (East Forest), Brock Witkowski (Keystone), Cristian Summerville (Keystone), Nick Persing (Cranberry)

GirlsMVPLacey Blose (Redbank Valley)

First TeamAllyson Kepple (Karns City), Geena Sneeringer (West Forest), Samantha Schwabenbauer (Keystone), Torri Smith (Union), Sarah McNellie (Venango Catholic)

Second TeamAlicia Ponegalek (East Forest), Ashley Campbell (Karns City), Cassey Hinderliter (Keystone), Hannah Heeter (Cranberry), Chrissy Kriebel (Clarion)

Third TeamMaggie O'Neil (Cranberry), Kelsey Rini (East Forest), Jackie Lutz (West Forest), Maura McCaslin (Moniteau), Emily Fillman (Clarion)