Player of the Year

Markel Starks Georgetown Prep, Senior, Guard

Georgetown University-bound dynamo torched opponents for 25 ppg, 7.5 ast, 5 rpg, 2.3 stl for Little Hoyas. Lights-out shooter also connected on 48 percent of 3-point attempts.

Coach of the Year

Tom CrowellSpringbrook, fifth year

Did what no one ever has: win third straight 4A state title. This year’s was least expected, but young talent gelled quickly.

First team

Angelo Adon Kennedy, Sr.

Guard County’s leading scorer (25.3 ppg) failed to reach double digits just once. Scored personal-best 43 points in Class 3A West Region semifinal loss.

Nick BrownRichard Montgomery

Sr., GuardStats don’t reflect impact for 4A West Region runner-up. Three-year starter was floor general, took big shots in one of program’s best seasons ever.

Ryan FrazierBlake, Jr. Guard

Rock-steady presence in Bengals’ run to 3A West Region title produced 17.1 ppg, scored double-digit points in all but one game.

Rodney Glasgow Good Counsel, Sr. Guard

Adept point guard with ability to break teams down for layups or create open looks for teammates. VMI-bound whirlwind produced 13 ppg, 6 ast.

Josh Hairston Montrose Christian Sr., Forward

One year at Rockville school was productive for Duke University signee. Became sole focus when Terrence Ross left, finishing with 17 ppg, 11 rpg.

Rycourt MacAuley Paint Branch, Sr. Center

Six-foot-7 with terrific athletic ability, evolved from reserve to dominant interior presence in one season. Averaged 16.9 ppg, 11.4 rpg, 4.2 blk.

Joe McDonald Landon, Soph. Guard

Terrific prospect with every tool in box. All-conference lead guard did bit of everything for Bears, including score (15 ppg), rebound (9 rpg).

Brendan McFall Poolesville, Sr. Guard/Forward

Capable of doing everything on floor; strong outside shooter who could handle ball or bang down low, finished with 15.3 ppg, 7.3 rpg and 3.1 ast.

Deshaunt Walker Springbrook, Sr. Guard

Most experienced Blue Devil inspired team to third-straight state title. Finished tops on squad with 15.4 ppg, also helped younger teammates blossom.

Second team

Brad BolenSherwood, Sr., Guard

Improved all-court game to rack up 19.4 ppg.

Michael BullockSeneca Valley, Jr., Guard

Hard-nosed guard on both ends had 20.7 ppg.

Ed DysonNorthwood, Sr., Guard

Always involved at crunch time; scored 18.4 ppg.

Jake EskinChurchill, Sr., Guard

Made Bulldogs respectable, averaging 18.9 ppg.

Tim HarwoodMagruder, Sr., Guard

Did it all; averaged 18.2 ppg, directed offense.

Zach OgunfoluRockville, Sr., Forward

Big with elite midrange game, scored 17.7 ppg.

Danny RubinLandon, Sr., Guard

Averaged 18 ppg, knocked down 52 3-pointers.

Shawn StephensRichard Montgomery, Sr., Center

Realized potential; led RM in points, rebounds.

Charlie WaughWhitman, Sr., Forward

Smooth wing averaged 15.6 ppg, 5.1 rpg, 2.4 ast.

Ryan WrightBullis, Sr., Guard

Produced 11.6 ppg, 3.5 ast, 57 3-pointers.

Honorable mention

Justin Anderson, Montrose Christian, Soph., G

Kevin Baker, Poolesville, Sr., G

Mike Giroux, Damascus, Sr., G

Ben Hazel, Good Counsel, Sr., G

Enerio Jones, Springbrook, Jr., G

DeAndre Kelly, Rockville, Jr., F

Mac Kennedy, Quince Orchard, Sr., G

Willy Lee, Northwest, Sr., F

Devon Pestano, Springbrook, Jr., G

Jack Weis, Wootton, Sr., G