Butler, senior forward, 6-4— Averaged 12.5 points, 11 rebounds and two blocks per contest.“He was cut from the 7th-8th grade team and found the way to persevere and ended up being one of the best big guys in the section.” — Butler coach Joe Lewandowski

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<b>Mars, senior guard, 6-4</b>A three-time all-Butler County pick, Frye averaged 17.9 points per game and scored more than 1,000 points.“The thing he did best away from the scoring was in practice. He won most of the drills, whether it was sprints or shooting.” — Mars coach Rob Carmody<br></br>-----------------------<br></br>

<b>Mars, senior guard, 6-1</b>Averaged 14.8 points per game and drained 49 three-pointers for the Planets.“I believe his best basketball is still ahead of him. Physically, he’s still maturing. His work ethic is great and he has a very quiet determination.” — Mars coach Rob Carmody<br></br>-----------------------<br></br>

<b>Knoch, senior guard, 6-0 </b>Had 59 three-pointers in the regular season and averaged 13.9 points per game. He shot 43 percent beyond the arc and 75 percent from the free-throw line.“Scott is a coach’s dream player. He has a passion for the game.” — Knoch coach Les Shoop<br></br>-----------------------<br></br>

<b>Freeport, junior guard, 5-9</b>Sherrieb helped the Yellowjackets reach the WPIAL playoffs, averaging 15.1 points per game.“He was one of our most consistent players. He demonstrated a lot of leadership skills.” — Freeport coach Mike Beale<br></br>-----------------------

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