All-Bay Area News Group boys basketball 2024-25: Meet the team ...0

All-Bay Area News Group boys basketball team

Player of the Year

ArDarius Grayson, Oakland Tech, 6-1, senior

Grayson is leaving Oakland Tech as one of the school’s top players. He led the Bulldogs to the Division II state title in 2024 and guided Tech to the Division I NorCal semifinals this season. In his final game, he scored 36 points, grabbed nine rebounds, dished out seven assists, blocked four shots and recorded three steals in an overtime loss to San Ramon Valley. The Weber State commit finished his senior season averaging 17.4 points, 5.7 rebounds and 7.3 assists. Full story here. 

First team

Alec Blair, De La Salle, 6-6, senior

East Bay Athletic League player of the year averaged 19 points, six rebounds and four assists per game while shooting 54% from the field. He led De La Salle to the North Coast Section Open Division title and broke the all-time career points record at the Concord school. 

Jorell Clark, Palo Alto, 6-2, senior

The Santa Clara Valley Athletic League De Anza Division player of the year averaged 25 points, 6.9 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game. Clark led Palo Alto to the Division III NorCal final, where he scored 37 points in his final high school game. 

Will Corbett, Bellarmine, 6-2, junior

All-West Catholic Athletic League first-team selection led the league in scoring, averaging 17.7 points per game. Won the most outstanding player at the Carmel Tournament and the Simply Basketball showcase and was an all-tournament selection at the Damian Lillard Classic.  

Kellen Hampton, Moreau Catholic, 6-7, senior

Hampton averaged 21.4 points and 7.5 rebounds while shooting 42% from the three-point line en route to winning the Mission Valley Athletic League MVP. Hampton led Moreau to the NCS Division II title and scored 43 points in Moreau’s NorCal Division I first round win over Dougherty Valley. 

Luke Isaak, San Ramon Valley, 6-4, senior

The UC Irvine commit averaged 18.5 points and six rebounds. Earned East Bay Athletic League first-team honors and led SRV to its second consecutive NorCal title game appearance. 

Andrew Hilman, Archbishop Riordan, 6-4, junior

First-team all-WCAL selection averaged 12 points, five rebounds, four assists and two steals per game for Riordan, which won Central Coast Section and NorCal Open Division titles. Hilman is a four-star recruit with offers from Cal, San Francisco and San Jose State. 

Elias Obenyah, Salesian, 6-3, junior

Obenyah was the true definition of a two-way player, earning him the Tri-County Athletic League Rock Division MVP. He scored 29 points in Salesian’s NorCal semifinal game against Riordan. 

Jasir Rencher, Archbishop Riordan, 6-5, senior

WCAL player of the year averaged 14 points, five rebounds and two assists. A Texas A&M commit, Rencher scored a team-high 22 points in the Open Division state title game against Roosevelt-Eastvale.

Jalen Stokes, Dougherty Valley, 6-6, senior 

The UC Davis-bound senior led Dougherty Valley to its second consecutive NCS Division I title, averaging 24 points, nine rebounds and 1.5 steals per game. Earned all-EBAL first-team honors. 

Second team

Cameron Anderson, Dublin, 6-7, junior

First-team all-EBAL selection averaged 13 points and 6.7 rebounds per game. Had his best game against Mission San Jose, scoring 24 points and grabbing seven rebounds. 

Nes Emeneke, Archbishop Riordan, 6-10, senior 

One of the Bay Area’s top big men, Emeneke averaged 10 points, six rebounds and 1.5 blocks and anchored Riordan’s defense. Earned WCAL honorable mention honors. 

Brayden Harris, Valley Christian, 6-5, senior 

All-WCAL first-team selection averaged 16 points and six rebounds per game for Valley Chrisitan, which had a winning record for the first time since 2017. Led Valley Christian to a NorCal Division III playoff berth. 

Antonio Kellogg Jr., Ygnacio Valley, 6-3, senior

Kellogg was one of the most dynamic scorers in the Bay Area. He averaged 22.3 points, 4.2 rebounds, 2.7 steals, 2.6 assists and 1.1 blocks per game en route to all-Diablo Athletic League first-team honors. 

Maddox Malm, Acalanes, 6-6, senior

The senior helped Acalanes win its first league title in 18 years. He averaged 10 points, 5.4 rebounds and three assists per game en route to becoming an all-DAL first-team selection. 

Boss Mhoon, The King’s Academy, 6-5, freshman

The freshman phenom did it all. He averaged 13 points, five rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals and a block for TKA, which won league, CCS Division IV and NorCal Division III crowns. Earned first-team all-West Bay Athletic League honors. 

Jaiden Miller, Liberty, 5-11, sophomore

Miller made history, becoming the first sophomore to win the Bay Valley Athletic League player of the year. He averaged 17.7 points, 3.3 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 2.2 steals per game.

Carlton Perrilliat, Salesian, 6-5, junior

An uber-athletic forward, Perrilliat was a force for Salesian. The all-league first-team selection had 25 points, six rebounds and four assists in Salesian’s win over San Ramon Valley in the NCS Open Division semifinals. 

Raymond Whitley, St. Ignatius, 6-3, junior

All-WCAL first-team selection averaged 14 points, four rebounds and four assists per game. Led St. Ignatius to the CCS Open Division finals and the NorCal Division I semifinals.

Jacob Wrencher, Milpitas, 6-6, senior

Wrencher led Milpitas to one of its best seasons in recent history as the Trojans beat two WCAL opponents in the CCS Open Division playoffs and won a NorCal Division II playoff game. He averaged 14.5 points, 6.2 rebounds and 1.8 assists on 51.2% shooting from the field and 38.2% shooting from the three-point line. Earned all-SCVAL first-team honors. 

Honorable mention

Zidane Auzarang, San Mateo, senior

David Balogun, De La Salle, senior

Mikey Ballout, Serra, senior

Xavier Barnett, The King’s Academy, senior

Jomari Bean, Fremont-Oakland, senior

Jaydon Bonds, Hayward, senior

Shawn Boquiren St. Ignatius, junior

Scotty Brennan, Los Gatos, senior

Brian Brown, San Lorenzo, senior

Trevor Cadigan, Menlo-Atherton, senior

Amari Chandler, Livermore, freshman

Eason Chen, Evergreen Valley, junior

Bryant Clark Valley Christian, junior

Elliot Conley, San Ramon Valley, senior

Vince Crisp St. Ignatius, senor

Kenny Cloud, Dougherty Valley, senior

Bruno Der, Albany, senior

Caedmon Dickson, The King’s Academy, senior

Gavin Dodge, Acalanes, senior

Jermaine Earnest, Pittsburg, senior

Gio Garduno-Martin, Half Moon Bay, junior

Josh Green, Bishop O’Dowd, senior

Zion Grissom, Clayton Valley, sophomore 

Evan Guillermo, Santa Teresa, senior

David Harris, Northgate, senior

Gavin Haase, Palo Alto, senior

Caeden Hutcherson Archbishop Mitty, junior

Denzel Jackson, Mt. Eden, junior

Grayson Jalal, Archbishop Mitty, senior

Esean Johnson, Washington-Fremont, senior

Jaiden Jones, Dublin, junior

Donte Joseph, Berkeley, junior

Karan Kolappa, The King’s Academy, senior

AJ Knight, Dublin, senior

Claxton Ladine, The King’s Academy, junior

Alvin Loving, Salesian, senior

Ben Lukacs, Cornerstone Christian, sophomore

Lucca Maher, Burlingame, freshman

Sebastian Margate, Serra, junior

Greyson Martin, St. Joseph Notre Dame, senior

Gabe Mathiesen, Westmont, junior

Xan Meyer-Plettner, Oakland Tech, senior

Donovan Mikel, St. Mary’s-Berkeley, sophomore

Jayden Minor, Mountain View senior

Alex Moore Saint Ignatius, freshman

Zion Moore, Alameda, senior

Camden Ngo, Carlmont, senior

Don Nguyen, Piedmont Hills, senior

Dylan Nguyen, Milpitas, junior

Matthew Norris, Sacred Heart Prep, senior

Micạh Nyamulzume, Head-Royce, senior

Mo Olateju, El Cerrito, senior

Elijah Perryman, Clayton Valley, senior

Gavin Rendle, Campolindo, senior

Cade Robertson, Leigh, junior

Jaxen Robinson, Christopher, senior

David Rogers, Redwood Christian, senior

Isaac Sisay, Milpitas, senior

Jaylen Smith, Amador Valley, sophomore

Petros Solomon, Gunderson, senior

Deyonte Spears, Fremont-Oakland, senior

Mason Thomas, San Ramon Valley, senior

Johnson Tran, Mt. Eden, senior

Dominique Trotter, Oakland, senior

Christian Trusclair, St. Patrick-St. Vincent, senior

Julian Vaucher, Las Lomas, senior

Dante Vigil, Liberty, junior

Josh Villanueva, Independence, senior

Andrew Vixon, Liberty, senior

Dane Wallace, California, senior

Dominic Walker, Moreau Catholic, senior

Brennan Williams, Bellarmine, junior

Teddy Xanthopoulos, Priory, sophomore

Ethan Zhao, Menlo, junior

Coach of the Year

Champ Wrencher, Milpitas

In his 18th season as head coach, Milpitas coach Champ Wrencher had his best season yet. Wrencher led Milpitas to a SCVAL De Anza Division title and got the Trojans to the CCS Open Division playoffs. With its win over Bellarmine, Milpitas became the first public school to defeat a WCAL program in the CCS Open Division playoffs since pool play was implemented in 2022. Wrencher helped Milpitas earn the No. 2 seed in the NorCal playoffs and ended the season 24-5 – his best record since 2019. 

Honorable mention

Frank Allocco Jr., Clayton Valley

Cameron Bradford, The King’s Academy

Tom Costello, Dublin

Frank Knight, Moreau Catholic

David Moseley, Priory

WHO IS ELIGIBLE AND HOW SELECTIONS ARE MADE 

Athletes eligible for all-Bay Area News Group recognition come from leagues based predominantly in Alameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. The selections this season were made by the Bay Area News Group’s Darren Sabedra, Joseph Dycus, Nathan Canilao and Christian Babcock.

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