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AWARDS SZN: The 2024 All-VYPE Basketball Teams announced
The City of Hoopston was only home to the Class 3A State Champions in public school basketball and three private school titles, but the Space City had it's share of individual playmakers.
It's award season for boys basketball and here are the All-VYPE Teams for 2023-24
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ALL-VYPE PUBLIC SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL TEAMS
FIRST-TEAM
AJ Bates, Seven Lakes
Shelton Henderson, Bellaire
Chris McDermott, Washington
Robert Miller III, Pasadena Memorial
Divine Ugochukwu, Clements
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SECOND-TEAM
Odis Carter, Washington
Michael Collins, Shadow Creek
Braden East, Stafford
David Emelife, Clear Springs
Damian McDaniel, Hitchcock
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THIRD-TEAM
John Clark, Klein Cain
Stoney Hadnot, Cypress Springs
Jaden Holt, Jordan
Elijah Smallwood, Hitchcock
Nazir Price, Seven Lakes
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ALL-VYPE PRIVATE SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL TEAMS
FIRST-TEAM
Justin Begg, Episcopal
Nathan Law, St. Thomas Episcopal
Dyllan Thompson, Second Baptist School
Nigel Walls, St. Francis Episcopal
Sebastian Williams-Adams, St. John’s School
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SECOND-TEAM
Howie Keene, TWCA
John Laboy, St. Francis Episcopal
Jakeel Registe, Episcopal
Jason Scott, Westbury Christian
Montana Wheeler, Houston Christian
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THIRD-TEAM
Chris Adlam, Houston Christian
Jace Jeffries, Concordia Lutheran
Christian Haskett, Second Baptist School
Aiden Law, St. Thomas Episcopal
Tres Luzey, TWCA
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PLAY BALL: VYPE's Private School Softball Rankings No. 3 St. John's
No. 3
St. John’s Mavericks
2022: 20-10 (SPC Runner-Up)
Coach: Isis Amao
In SPC, it has been the battle between Episcopal and St. John’s over the past decade for the top spot. St. John’s is looking to make a return to the top of the podium for the first time since 2016 after finishing as runner-up in 2022. Princeton-commit Sonia Zhang will lead the pack after hitting .697 at the plate a year ago and posting a 2.85 ERA in the circle for the Mavericks. Zhang was the 2022 St. John’s Athlete of the Year. Amira Stocks will also be a team captain this year along with Zhang after hitting .400 last year and will leadoff the lineup for Amao. Other names to remember include Lillian Pate, Avery Peakes (.477, 3-sport athlete, 2022 St. John’s Freshman Athlete of the Year) and Warner Stahlbaum (2022 Newcomer of the Year).