Here are Gastonia, Shelby all-district, all-conference high school basketball standouts
Big South 3A, Southern Piedmont 1A/2A, Western Foothills 3A and Catawba Valley 2A recently announced their all-conference high school basketball teams. Rosters were voted on by league coaches.
In addition, the NC Basketball Coaches Association also released its all-district rosters.
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All-District 10 basketball teams
Boys
First team: Zymicah “Mikey” Wilkins, R-S Central (District 10 Player of the Year); Randall Pettus, Bessemer City; Amore Connelly, Freedom; A.J. Adams, Crest; Addison Archer, Chase.
Second team: John Holbrook, Hickory; Justin Ross, Hunter Huss; Jamien Little, Hickory; Bradley Floyd, Kings Mountain; Chris Culliver, Maiden.
Third team: Dacen Petty, East Rutherford; Mekhi Harris, Freedom; Ryan Thompson, Burns; Raheim Misher, Maiden; Elijah Burnett, Lincoln Charter.
Coach of the Year: Daniel Willis, Hickory
Girls
First team: Ally Hollifield, Shelby (District 10 Player of the Year); Cassidy Geddes, Newton-Conover; Janiya Adams, Bessemer City; Madison Cole, Ashbrook; Braelyn Stilwell, East Burke.
Second team: Madison Self, East Lincoln; Grace East, Piedmont Community Charter; “Lizzie” Sain, Newton-Conover; Chloe Norman, West Lincoln; Jada Whitesides, East Rutherford.
Third team: Hailey McFadden, East Lincoln; Ella Abernathy, Draughn; Tionna Pettus, Bessemer City; Zion Duncan, Stuart Cramer; Sage Young and Kensly Stewart, Freedom.
Coach of the Year: Jason Otey, East Lincoln
Western Foothills 3A
Boys
Co-players of the Year: John Holbrook, Hickory; Beckham Tharpe, North Iredell
Coach of the Year: Daniel Willis, Hickory
All-conference team: Kobe Brown, Statesville; Connor Carson, North Lincoln; Jermaine Cornelius, West Iredell; Palmer Crichton, East Lincoln; Jackson Fannon, East Lincoln; Kellen Karr, North Lincoln; Jamien Little, Hickory; Preston Neel, Foard; Jay Powell, Hickory; Britt Rumbaugh, Hickory; Cole Saunders, North Iredell; Peyton Young, St. Stephens.
Girls
Player of the Year: Hailey McFadden, East Lincoln; finished with 11.2 points and 6.8 rebounds for the Lady Mustangs, who finished 31-1 and in the NCHSAA 3A West regional final.
Coach of the Year: Brandon Jolly, North Iredell
All-conference team: Jewell Allen, North Iredell; Kennedy Blevins, St. Stephens; Saniah Davidson, Statesville; Brooklyn Gibson, West Iredell; Hailey Hagler, North Lincoln; Molli Harris, St. Stephens; Emma Montanari, East Lincoln; Laken Powe, Hickory; Ginny Overbay, East Lincoln; Madison Self, East Lincoln; Samaria Tipps, Foard; Lily Ward, North Iredell
Catawba Valley 2A
Boys
Player of the Year: Jordan Patterson, West Caldwell
Coach of the Year: Billy Anderson, West Caldwell
All-conference team: Mason Anthony, West Caldwell; Will Blackburn, Lincolnton; Caleb Hudson, East Burke; Javier Lineberger, Newton-Conover; Landen Lyerly, Newton-Conover; Raheim Misher, Maiden; Charles Murray, Bunker Hill; Malek Patterson, West Caldwell; Jalen Robinson, Maiden; Micah Slaughter, Bandys; Jordan Truesdale, West Lincoln.
Honorable mention: Gideon Allen, West Lincoln; Elijah Boston, Bunker Hill; Chris Culliver, Maiden; Bobby Delguerico, Bandys; Barger Shook, East Burke; Eian Stancil, Lincolnton; Trey Stinson, Newton-Conover; Zion Thomas, West Caldwell.
Girls
Player of the Year: Cassidy Geddes, Newton-Conover
Coach of the Year: Crystal Bartlett, East Burke
All-conference team: Kara Brinkley, East Burke; Damireona Burch, Bunker Hill; Khiara Culliver, Maiden; Kate Dutka, Bandys; Aubree Grigg, East Burke; Lucy Manuel, West Cadlwell; Kennedie Noble, Maiden; Chloe Norman, West Lincoln; Carolina Robinson, West Lincoln; Catherine “Lizzie” Sain, Newton-Conover; Mackenzie Sandon-Odom, Lincolnton; Braelyn Stillwell, East Burke.Honorable mention: Rachel Anderson, Bandys; Anna Bieberich, West Lincoln; Anna Cline, West Caldwell; Camellia Holland, Lincolnton; Aleah Ikard, Maiden; Vanessa Morales, Bunker Hill; Hadleigh Swagger, Newton-Conover; Cassie Turner, East Burke.
Big South 3A
Boys
Player of the Year: Justin Ross, Hunter Huss. The U.S. Naval Academy signee averaged 18.2 points, 8.2 rebounds, five steals, 2.3 blocks and 1.8 assists this past season to help Huss return to the postseason.
Coach of the Year: Kody Kubbs, South Point. Led the Red Raiders to a 25-5 record and the Big South 3A title, the first conference championship in program history.
First team: A.J. Adams, Crest; Trimell Dunlap, Hunter Huss; Bradley Floyd, Kings Mountain; Amareion Goodlett, Crest; Stepfon Simmons, North Gaston; Isaac Byers, North Gaston; Greyson Kines, South Point.
Second team: Nate Aguilar, Forestview; Brandon Alfonse, Forestview; Dylan Bradley, South Point; Tylik Briscoe, Crest; Jashawn Clark, Ashbrook; Z-Man Gladden, Hunter Huss; Sean Gore, South Point; Kenneth Greene Jr., Ashbrook; Jacob Joyner, Stuart Cramer; Tucker Robinette, Kings Mountain; Justin Rocquemore, Stuart Cramer; Jaquis Rumph, South Point; Zavion Smith, Kings Mountain.
Girls
Player of the Year: Madison Cole, Ashbrook. The Green Wave senior standout averaged a career-high 20.9 points per game, along with 5.4 rebounds, 3.4 steals and 2.5 assists.
Coach of the Year: Bobby Lipscomb, Hunter Huss. Led the Huskies to the Big South 3A championship, ending an 18-year title drought. Huss also won a playoff game for the first time since 2002.
First team: Zion Duncan, Stuart Cramer; Amya Graham, South Point; Oshauna Holland, Stuart Cramer; Myla Hoover, Hunter Huss; CoRey Simpson, Kings Mountain; Monica Surratt, Crest; Brooklyn Swann, Hunter Huss.
Second team: Nykira Arrington, Ashbrook; Maddie Frank, South Point; Savanni Harris, Hunter Huss; Kari Lee, Crest; Anyssiah Love, Hunter Huss; Amani Neely, Forestview; Sydnee Walls, North Gaston; Hadley Womack, Stuart Cramer.
Southern Piedmont 1A/2A
Boys
Player of the Year: Randall Pettus, Bessemer City. The Northern Kentucky signee was voted the league's top player for a second consecutive season. He averaged 24 points, 8.1 rebounds, 8.1 assists, 6.3 steals and 1.3 blocks per game.
Coach of the Year: Eugene Farrar, East Gaston. Led East Gaston to its first league championship since 2005. The Warriors advanced to the 2A West regional semifinal, earning a program record 25 wins.
All-conference team: Keyshawn Adams, Bessemer City; Cameron Gales, Thomas Jefferson; Drew Hollifield, Shelby; Carson Kelly, Cherryville; Daylin Lee, Shelby; Connor Rankin, East Gaston; McCaskill Rivers, East Gaston; Eli Sherrill, Highland Tech; Trent Sherrill, East Gaston; Ryan Thompson, Burns; Lemont Wilson, Burns.
Girls
Player of the Year: Ally Hollifield, Shelby. The Gardner-Webb signee capped her career by averaging 24 points, 8.9 rebounds, 5.9 assists and 5.4 steals per game.
Coach of the Year: Scooter Lawrence, Shelby. Led the Lady Lions to a 26-2 record, including an unblemished 12-0 record against Southern Piedmont 1A/2A competition.
All-conference team: Janiya Adams, Bessemer City; Lexi Boulware, East Gaston; Maggie Earl, Burns; Kaylee Greene, Burns; Brooke Hartgrove, Shelby; Samara Jones, Thomas Jefferson; Heather Longnecker, East Gaston; Gabby McCorkle, Cherryville; Addie McCraw, Highland Tech; Bre McEntire, Shelby; Tionna Pettus, Bessemer City; Breasia Ussery, Thomas Jefferson.
This article originally appeared on The Gaston Gazette: NCHSAA Basketball: Gastonia, Shelby all-district, all-conference teams
