Knoch, sophomore forward, 6-5In his first varsity season, Briggs averaged 14.9 points and a team-leading 9.4 rebounds per game.“If he keeps it up, he’ll be a very good player. That’s one regret I have, that I won’t get to coach his best two years.” — Knoch coach Les Shoop

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<b>Summit Academy, sophomore forward, 6-3</b>Averaged 19.7 points and 13.5 rebounds per game.“Orlando was our captain and our MVP. He worked so hard. Rebounding the way he did, it allowed our guards to shoot more.” — Summit coach Larry Washington<br></br>-----------------------<br></br>

<b>Karns City, senior guard, 5-10</b>Had 10.9 points, 7.5 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game plus 32 three-pointers for the Gremlins.“Mark is without a doubt the most energetic player I’ve ever coached since I’ve been at Karns City.” — Karns City coach Steve Andreassi<br></br>-----------------------<br></br>

<b>Seneca Valley, senior center, 6-5</b>Scored a team-high 13.2 points and added six rebounds per game for the Raiders.“He was our captain and our leader and we’’ll miss him.” — Seneca Valley coach Victor Giannotta<br></br>-----------------------<br></br>

<b>Moniteau, senior forward, 6-3</b>Averaged a double-double for second consecutive year, 10.1 points and 11.2 rebounds per contest this year.“He was by far our leading shot blocker and defensive rebounder. The most any scorer had on him was eight points. He was by the second half of the season guarding perimeter players.” — Moniteau coach Randy Armagost<br></br>-----------------------

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