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All-Southern Section Boys Basketball Team - 1995 Schea Cotton Mater Dei Div FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION FORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION ALL SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM - 1995 ( As selected by the Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles / First Interstate Bank All-Southern California Board of Athletics) FOR THE THIRD YEAR, ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF ATH- LETICS HAS SELECTED AN ALL-SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL TEAM NAMING 10 PLAYERS TO ITS "SUPER TEAM." THESE PLAYERS REPRESENT THREE OF THE FIVE STATE PLAYOFF DIVISIONS....DIVISIONS ONE, TWO AND THREE. The Athletic Foundation Board, composed of southland sports journalists, has made high school all-star team selections since 1937. Since 1952, when the board voted to name players in both "major" and "small schools" divisions of the Southern Section, all- star teams have been selected in two or more categories. Three division players of the year find their way onto the "super team" Schea Cotton, named Division I MVP; Division II MVP, Paul Pierce, from Inglewood; and Harvard / Westlake's outstanding sophomore, Jason Collins. Four under-classmen dot the ten- team roster, with Mater Dei's Schea Cotton the lone repeater from 1994. ALL-SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM - 1995 SCHEA COTTON MATER DEI DIV. I Soph. 6-5 25.0 COREY BENJAMIN FONTANA DIV. I Jr. 6-6 23.0 SHOMARIO RICHARD..NOGALES DIV. I Sr 6-2 27.6 SHAUN JACKSON MATER DEI DIV. I Sr. 6-8 17.0 PAUL PIERCE INGLEWOOD DIV. II Sr. 6-7 27.0 THOMAS PRINCE DOMINGUEZ DIV. II Sr. 6-5 19.7 DOUG GOTTLIEB TUSTIN DIV. II Sr. 6-0 19.2 MIKE GARRETT SANTA BARBARA DIV. II Jr. 6-2 19.0. RICO HARRIS TEMPLE CITY DIV. II Sr. 6-8 28.0 JASON COLLINS HARVARD-WESTLAKE...DIV. Ill Soph. 6-10 20.0 ££L . SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF ATHLETICS " 1995 JIM BARRERO, Pasadena Star-News - DAN EVANS, San Bernardino Sun - BARRY FAULKNER, Costa Mesa Pilot - STEVE FRYER, Orange County Register - RON GUILD, L.A. Wave News - STEVE HUNT, San Gabriel Valley Tribune -JOEL HUERTO, Glendale News-Press - MATT JOCKS, Riverside Press-Enterprise - DANIEL LEWIS, Santa Monica Outlook - LEN LOCHER, Court Publications - TIM McCLAIN, L.A. Daily News - ROBERT MORALES, Whitticr Daily News - JIM PARKER, Ventura County Star «• BRIAN ROBIN, Aniclopc Valley Press - DAN SHIELLS. Santa Barbara News-Press - ERIC STEPHENS. South Bay Breeze - DAVE WERSTINE, L.A. Wave News -BUD DYER, A.A.F. ALL-SOUTHERN SECTION DIVISION I BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM -1995 (As selected by the Amateur Athletic Foundation / First Interstate Bank All-Southern California Board of Athletics) First Team Player, School Height Grade PPG # Schea Cotton, Mater Dei 6-5 So. 25.0 + Corey Benjamin, Fontana... .6-6 Jr. 23.0 + Shomario Richard, Nogales * 6-2 Sr. 27.6 ++ Shaun Jackson, Mater Dei .........6-8 Sr. 17.0 + Olujimi Mann, Santa Ana Valley. 6-4 Jr. 18.0 Clay McKnight, Mater Dei 6-2 Sr. 15.0 %% Greg Jacobson, Glendora 6-2 Sr. 18.7 Jemall Slaughter, Fontana. 6-2 Sr. 26.7 Brian Johnson, St. John Bosco 6-6 Jr. 17.7 Michael Batiste, ; Long Beach Wilson ..6-8 Sr. 21.5 ++ Greg Minor, Canyon County Canyon 6-3 Sr. 27.0 Mike Contreras, Alhambra 6-5 Sr. 20.0 Jonnv McKee, Corona .6-5 Sr. 23.3 Donte Quinine, Rowland..... 6-6 Sr. 20.0 Damion Dawson, Long Beach Poly .....6-3 Sr. 15.0 xx Steve Aylsworth, Westlake 6-0 Jr. 17.1 Second team Player, School Height Grade PPG Anthony Tauriello, Simi Valley .........6-1 Sr. 12.1 Ali Ton, Los Alamitos 6-1 Sr. 14.0 OrtegeJenkins, Long Beach Jordan 6-3 Jr. 18.0 Ray Jimmerson, Eisenhower 6-0 Sr. 21.7 Okeme Oziwo* Rialto 6-8 Sr. 15.5 Phil Belin, Peninsula 6-3 Jr. 18.3 Jamal Dedeaux, Highland 6-4 Sr. 24.0 Will Hamelin, Palmdale 6-1 Sr. 14.0 Will Porter, Nogales .* 6-1 Jr. 17.6 Ty-Juan Berry, Ayala 6-0 Sr. 22.0 D'Cean Bryant, Lynwood .6-6 Sr. 15.0 Kenny Phan, Mark Keppel 5-7 Sr. 20.4 Tyrone Bowens, Santa Monica. 6-3 Sr. 15.5 Kevin Augustine, Mater Dei 5-10 So. 9.0 John Burrell, Highland 6-2 Jr. 20.0 *Div. I Player of Year &'94 Team + 1st Team'94 ++2nd Team'94 ** 2nd Team Div. II'94 DIVISION I ~ A CHAMPIONS MATER DEI COACH GARY McKNIGHT DIVISION I - AA CHAMPIONS FONTANA COACH MKE SOUTHWORTH ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF ATHLETICS - 1995 JIM BARRERO, Pasadena Star-News - DAN EVANS, San Bernardino Sun - BARRY FAULKNER, Costa Mesa Pilot - STEVE FRYER, Orange County Register - RON GUILD, L.A. Wave News - STEVE HUNT, San Gabriel Valley Tribune -JOEL HUERTO, Glendale News-Press - MATT JOCKS, Riverside Press-Enterprise - DANIEL LEWIS, Santa Monica Outlook - LEN LOCHER, Court Publications - TIM McCLAIN, L.A. Daily News - ROBERT MORALES, Whittier Daily News - JIM PARKER, Ventura County Star - BRIAN ROBIN, Aniclopc Valley Press - DAN SHIELLS, Santa Barbara News-Press - ERIC STEPHENS, South Bay Breeze - DAVE WERSTINE, L.A. Wave News - BUD DYER, A.A.F. ALL-SOUTHERN SECTION DIVISION II BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM - 1995 ( As selected by the Amateur Athletic Foundation / First Interstate Bank All-Southern California Board of Athletics ) First Team Player/ School Height Grade PPG •» Paul Pierce, Inglewood.. 6-7 Sr. 27.0 + Thomas Prince, Dominguez ...6-5 Sr. 19.7 + Doug Gottlieb, Tustin 6-0 Sr. 19.2 •Brian Hooks, Riverside North ...6-3 Sr. 16.7 Gordan Smith, Pasadena ....6-5 Sr. 19.3 Mike Garrett, Santa Barbara 6-2 Jr. 19.0 • Brock Jacobsen, Crescenta Valley 6-5 Sr. 27.0 + Duane Curtis, Muir 6-3 Sr. 21.0 Rico Harris, Temple City ...6-R Sr. 28.0 Kenny Brunner, Dominguez 5-9 So. 11.5 Willie Allen, Hacienda Heights Wilson 5-11 Sr. 28.0 Derek Hodges, Pasadena. 6-6 Sr. 18.0 •Frank Brown, Beverly Hills 6-5 Sr. 23.0 Chris Burgess, Woodbridge. 6-9 So. 21.0 David Lalazarian, Tustin • .6-7 Jr. 18.5 Second Team Player, School Height Grade PPG Ben Richardson, Agoura 6-6 Sr. 17.9 Frank Clardy, Moreno Valley..... 6-1 Sr. 22.0 James Brown, Dominguez... 6-6 Sr. 14.7 Rob Warwick, Trabuco Hills 6-4 Sr. 18.0 Marcus Lemons, Gahr 6-0 Sr. 2 2.0 J.J. Purdy, Santa Barbara ....6-5 Sr. 15.0 Rashade Williams, Pomona 6-6 Jr. 19.9 Allen Krist, Santa Margarita 6-8 Jr. 15.0 Jan Thomas, Inglewood 6-0 Sr . 15.0 Brian Jackson, Damien 6-6 Jr. 16.3 Marshall Freeman, Palm Desert. 6-8 Sr. 19.4 Brent Burnett, Pacific ..6-6 Sr. 17.5 Dan McDonald, Ocean View 6-1 Sr. 24.0 Blake Jacobson, Crescenta Valley ...6-9 Sr. 14.0 George Martin, Cajon.... ........6-4 Jr. 23.0 * Div.II Player of Year & '94 1st Team + 1st Team'94 DIVISION II-A CHAMPIONS DOMINGUEZ COACH: RUSSELL OTIS DIVISION n-AA CHAMPIONS PASADENA BILL DUWE ALL - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF ATHLETICS - 1995 JIM BARRERO, Pasadena Star-News - DAN EVANS, San Bernardino Sun - BARRY FAULKNER, Costa Mesa Pilot - STEVE FRYER, Orange County Register - RON GUILD, L.A. Wave News - STEVE HUNT, San Gabriel Valley Tribune -JOEL HUERTO, Glendale News-Press - MATT JOCKS, Riverside Press-Enterprise - DANIEL LEWIS, Santa Monica Outlook - LEN LOCHER Court Publications - TIM McCLAIN, L.A. Daily News - ROBERT MORALES, Whittier Daily News - JIM PARKER, Ventura County Star - BRIAN ROBIN, Antelope Valley Press - DAN SHIELLS, Santa Barbara News-Press - ERIC STEPHENS, South Bay Breeze - DAVE WERSTINE, L.A. Wave News - BUD DYER, A.A.F. ALL-SOUTHERN SECTION DIVISION III BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM -1995 ( As selected by the Amateur Athletic Foundation / First Interstate Bank All-Southern California Board of Athletics ) First Team Player, School Height Grade PPG * Jason Collins, Harvard-Westlake 6-10 So. 20.5 Jarron Collins, Harvard-Westlake 6-9 So. 13.0 ++Chris Moreland, Duarte 6-4 Sr. 21.0 #*Kevin Daley, Artesia .. ....6-6 Sr. 16.0 Matt Williams, Dos Pueblos 6-6 Sr. 18.0 Ben Tryk, Santa Paula 6-3 Sr. 18.7 Tremaine Mayeaux, Redondo. ...6-4 Jr. 15.9 ++Erron Maxey, Temescal Canyon... ..6-5 So. 24.2 Kenzie Weir, Compton Centennial 6-3 Sr. 16.0 Mike Wahle, Rim of the World.. 6-6 Sr. 21.5 Chris Croom, Morningside. 6-4 Sr. 13.0 + J.T. Stone, Dos Pueblos 6-4 Sr. 17.0 + Manuel Escamilla, Santa Paula ........6-1 Sr. 18.3 ++Charlie Petit, La Canada 6-1 Sr. 20.0 Zach Richardson, Estancia 6-4 Sr. 11.0 Craig Clark, Sonora 7-0 Sr. 17.0 Second Team Player, School Height Grade PPG Anthony McNair, Morningside 6-3 Sr. 19.0 Jamal Childs, Covina ....6-4 Sr. 19.7 Jonathan Nelson, Artesia 6-9 Sr. 15.0 Kelvin Gibbs, Bellflower 6-5 Jr. 15.0 ++John George, Littlerock ....6-5 Sr. 19.0 Victor Padilla, Pioneer 6-4 Sr. 24.2 Steve Nary, Cathedral City 6-5 Sr. 27.6 Javien Moore, Duarte 6-4 Sr. 16.0 David Downs, Servite 6-6 Sr. 19.0 Ishmael Sykes, Compton Centennial ...6-3 Sr. 17.0 Chad Fister, Sonora 6-4 Sr. 16.0 Brandon Price, Bishop Montgomery 6-6 Jr. 18.9 Kevin Byrne, Estancia .....6-8 Sr. 10.0 Tom Zapata, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 6-3 Sr. 16.0 Doug Francis, Redondo 6-4 Jr. 15.0 * Div. m Co-Player of Year & 1st Team '94 ** Div. ffl Co-Player of Year + 1st Team'94 ++ 2nd Team'94 DIVISION m - A CHAMPIONS HARVARD-WESTLAKE COACH: GREG HILLIARD DIVISION m - AA CHAMPIONS ARTESIA COACH: WAYNE MERINO ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF ATHLETICS - 1995 JIM BARRERO, Pasadena Star-News - DAN EVANS, San Bernardino Sun - BARRY FAULKNER, Costa Mesa Pilot - STEVE FRYER, Orange County Register - RON GUILD, L.A.
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