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All Cif-Southern Section / Scibca 2011-12 Boys Basketball Team* Division 1Aa ALL CIF-SOUTHERN SECTION / SCIBCA 2011-12 BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM* DIVISION 1AA (Released March 19, 2012 and Presented by the LA84 Foundation) Player of the Year – Katin Reinhardt, Mater Dei (12); Xavier Johnson, Mater Dei (12) Coach of the Year – Gary McKnight, Mater Dei PLAYER GRADE SCHOOL Myles Pearson 12 Upland Stanley Johnson 10 Mater Dei Jordan Mathews 11 Santa Monica Marvelle Harris 12 Eisenhower Jordan McLaughlin 10 Etiwanda Parker Jackson-Cartwright 10 Loyola Roschon Prince 11 Long Beach Poly Jordan Bell 11 Long Beach Poly ALL CIF-SOUTHERN SECTION / SCIBCA 2011-12 BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM * DIVISION 1A (Released March 19, 2012 and Presented by the LA84 Foundation) Player of the Year – Gabe York, Orange Lutheran (12) Coach of the Year – Chris Nordstrom, Orange Lutheran PLAYER GRADE SCHOOL Payton Banks 11 Orange Lutheran Dreon Barlett 12 Edison Bryan Fisher 12 Aliso Niguel Davin Guinn 12 Vista Murrieta Marcos Hazelwood 12 Corona Ako Kaluna 11 West Ranch Aleks Lipovic 12 Capistrano Valley Christian Misi 12 Crescenta Valley Evan Zeller 11 Mission Viejo ALL CIF-SOUTHERN SECTION / SCIBCA 2011-12 BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM * DIVISION 2AA (Released March 19, 2012 and Presented by the LA84 Foundation) Player of the Year – Nicholas Smiley, Inglewood (11) Coach of the Year – Patrick Roy, Inglewood PLAYER GRADE SCHOOL Randy Onwuasor 11 Inglewood Max McCoy 11 Royal Martin Kim 12 Sunny Hills Coley Apsay 12 Canyon/Canyon Country Jimmy Jackson 12 Cypress JoJo Ballestero 11 Canyon/Anaheim Aaron Peck 12 JW North Conor Clifford 12 Ocean View Tanner Lancona 11 Tesoro ALL CIF-SOUTHERN SECTION / SCIBCA 2011-12 BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM * DIVISION 2A (Released March 19, 2012 and Presented by the LA84 Foundation) Player of the Year – Dion Wright, Mayfair (12) Coach of the Year –Tony Davis, Mayfair PLAYER GRADE SCHOOL Darius Butler 12 Murrieta Valley Eric Childress 11 Leuzinger Ryan Hall 12 La Habra Ryan McGready 12 Righetti Miles Poullard 12 Colony Victor Robbins 12 Compton EJ Twyman 12 Elsinore Aamahd Walker 12 Culver City Brian Wright 11 Mayfair ALL CIF-SOUTHERN SECTION / SCIBCA 2011-12 BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM * DIVISION 3AAA (Released March 19, 2012 and Presented by the LA84 Foundation) Player of the Year – Chris Reyes, Damien (12) & Brandon Jolley, Pasadena (11) Coach of the Year – Tim Tucker, Pasadena & Ryan Glanville, Arroyo Grande PLAYER GRADE SCHOOL Deondre Bryant 11 Tustin Blake Hamilton 12 Pasadena Garrett Horine 12 Bonita Austin Mills 12 Beverly Hills Anthony Rounds 12 Citrus Hill Jonathan Serven 12 Palm Desert Quentin Taylor 11 Palm Springs Brent Vanderveen 12 Arroyo Grande ALL CIF-SOUTHERN SECTION / SCIBCA 2011-12 BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM * DIVISION 3AA (Released March 19, 2012 and Presented by the LA84 Foundation) Player of the Year – Jeremy Lieberman, Calabasas (10) Coach of the Year – Jon Palarz, Calabasas PLAYER GRADE SCHOOL Roosevelt Adams 12 West Valley Darrell Dansby 12 La Canada Holden Israel 12 Calabasas Elishua Jackson 10 Lakeside Sharthak Mukhopadbyay 12 Yorba Linda Spencer Levy 12 Calabasas Shane Smith 12 Torrance Gibran Sewani 12 South Torrance Thayer White 12 San Marcos ALL CIF-SOUTHERN SECTION / SCIBCA 2011-12 BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM * DIVISION 3A (Released March 19, 2012 and Presented by the LA84 Foundation) Player of the Year – Max Guercy, Alemany (12); 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Ernest Baskerville, Providence PLAYER GRADE SCHOOL Nshan Kenjoian 12 Holy Martyrs Nareg Ashedian 12 Holy Martyrs Patrick Gonzalez 12 Providence JR Walker 12 Pacifica Christian Ryan Wiley 11 Rio Hondo Prep Leonard Clark 11 Kilpatrick Nathaniel Liberman 11 Valley Torah Jojo Fallis 11 Shalhevet Aron Rudd 11 Rolling Hills Prep ALL CIF-SOUTHERN SECTION / SCIBCA 2010-2011 BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM * DIVISION 6 (Released March 19, 2012 and Presented by the LA84 Foundation) Player of the Year – Vince DeGuzman, Renaissance Academy (12) Coach of the Year – Sid Cooke, Renaissance Academy PLAYER GRADE SCHOOL Jessy Cantinol 12 Renaissance Academy Ryan Smith 11 California Lutheran Robert Riesenberg 11 California Lutheran Juwane Damon 11 Los Angeles Adventist Ryan Henry 10 Hesperia Christian Eric O’Brien 12 Hesperia Christian James Brooks 12 Trinity Classical Jack Karapetian 12 Arshag Dickranian Chretien Gerada 12 Desert Chapel .
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