2017 PAG METER Boys Basketball All Stars

CO-TEAMS OF THE YEAR

RIDGEVIEW WOLF PACK

The division 2 section Champions beat everybody in the valley including the Valley Champion Central Grizzlies and runner up Bakersfield Drillers. This was the most dangerous team that finished at 24-3.

SELMA BEARS

Division 3 section Champions won their 1st title in school history finishing at 30-5. With 1444 boys basketball teams in California, only 3 got to 30 wins. The Bears will be real good again in 2018

COACH OF THE YEAR

MIKE PALLESI, SELMA BEARS

Mike has built a powerhouse in Selma and I’m sure the over achieving Bears will be moved up a division soon.  This team is so fundamentally sound that you better bring your A game to beat the Bears.  The Bears finished with 30 wins and the most in school history. The Basketball team also finished with a team GPA of 3.6 which is off the charts.

PAG METER ALL VALLEY ALL STAR BOYS BASKETBALL 

PAG METER PLAYER OF THE YEAR

JORDAN ROBERT, Senior, RIDGEVIEW WOLF PACK

The future Long Beach State player averaged 23 PPG and lead the Wolf Pack to the division 2 section championship. Jordan was a big time player that was so dangerous in the paint.

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

DARRIN PERSON JR, Senior, IMMANUEL EAGLES

He never missed a game in 4 years averaging 19 ppg along with 11 rebounds. His 2,305, career points and 1,341 rebounds rank 5th and 6th in section history. Darrin leaves Immanuel with 4 section championship rings in division 4. Next up Cal State Bakersfield

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

JUSTIN McCALL, Senior, RIDGEVIEW WOLF PACK

The future Cal State Bakersfield senior was a 3 year starter and had a huge year. Averaged 20 pts, 9 rebounds, and was a force on defense.

UNDERCLASSMAN OF THE YEAR

JALEN GREEN, FRESHMEN, MEMORIAL PANTHERS

Sky’s the limit for this future superstar. He averaged 18 points, 9 rebounds per game and is already being looked at by so many colleges.

PAG METER 1st TEAM ALL STARS

ALEC CHECK, Senior, CENTENNIAL GOLDEN HAWKS

Scored 1,885 points for his 4 year career for the Golden Hawks.He averaged 25 points 8 rebounds per game.

URIAH CARTER, Junior, BULLARD KNIGHTS

The Knights team leader and one of the best guards in the valley

ANIEUS,MEDRANO, Senior, LIBERTY PATRIOTS

The best 3 point shooter in the valley. He averaged 21 points per game and finished his career with 2,089 points

CAM’RON WILSON, Junior, CENTRAL GRIZZLIES

Had an outstanding year for the Valley Champion Grizzlies averaging 19 points per game

JAYLEN JOHNSON, Senior, CLOVIS EAST T WOLVES

To beat the T Wolves you had to double team the 6-6 TRAC All Star

AUSTYN CONTRERAS, Senior, WEST VIKINGS

He was a scoring machine that would shoot long range jumpers from anywhere. He averaged 23 points and finished his career with 1,716 points. Next stop Greenville College.

ADRIAN ANTUNEZ, Senior, CLOVIS WEST GOLDEN EAGLES

The Golden Eagles team leader averaged 23 points per game. He finished his 4 year career with 1,648 points. Next up is Fresno Pacific

ELIJAH STRAUGHTER, Senior, CLOVIS NORTH BRONCOS

He was 2nd when it comes to the Pag Meter defensive player of the year award. The 3 year starter leaves Clovis North with 231 shot blocks and a school record. He averaged 14 points and 9 rebounds per game.  

NATE KENDRICKS, Junior, IMMANUEL EAGLES

Nate will be a big time contender for 2018 Pag Meter Player of the year. He averaged 21 points 5 rebounds per game and helped win the division 4 championship for the Eagles. He really came on strong especially when the playoffs and state playoffs started.

 

JEREMIAH DICKERSON, Senior, BAKERSFIELD DRILLERS

He was the Co-MVP in the SWYL and helped the Drillers get to Selland Arena.

ANTHONY MARTINEZ, Junior, CLOVIS COUGARS

Will be one of the best in 2018. He averaged 16.8 points per game and will be the team leader next year for the Cougars. 

KOBE GARNER, Senior, REDWOOD RANGERS

The WYL player of the year averaged 17 points and 6 assists per game.  In his 4 year career he scored 1,284 points.

SPENCER HEIMERDINGER, Junior, BUCHANAN BEARS

The 6-7 player gets better every time he plays. This kid is tough to stop and his senior year will be very good. He averaged 22 points/10 rebounds per game and has an offer from Fresno Pacific.

WILLIAM PALLESI, Junior, SELMA BEARS

The best pure shooter in the valley and watch out his senior year. Will averaged 22 ppg and helped lead the Bears to their 1st section championship in school history.

XAVIER ESQUIVEL, Senior, BAKERSFIELD DRILLERS

Averaged 17 ppg and was a very good 3 point shooter. The SWYL All Star lead the Drillers in scoring

CASH WILLIAMS, Junior, CENTRAL GRIZZLIES

The Co-TRAC MVP now has 2 Valley Championship rings. He averaged 20 points and will be a big contender for 2018 Pag Meter Player of the year.

TREAGER WALLACE, Senior, PORTERVILLE PANTHERS

He could start for anybody in the valley. He averaged 21 points and 14 rebounds per game. He hit the longest shot of the year when he nailed the length of the floor buzzer beater and the game winner over Tulare Union.

WALTER GRAVES III, Senior, CLOVIS WEST GOLDEN EAGLES

The future San Jose St Spartan has all the potential to be REAL good. The 6-7 Graves had a very good senior year.

JUNIOR RAMIREZ, Junior, SELMA BEARS

All Junior does is win. He led the Bears to a section championship playing QB and now helped lead the Bears to their 1st section Championship in school history. Junior scored 30 points at Selland Arena with the win over Sanger

TRENTON MITCHELL, Senior, EL DIAMANTE MINERS

I love watching Trenton play because at 6-6 he is big and physical in the paint. The WYL All Star averaged 18 points and 15 rebounds per game.

LUNDEN TAYLOR, Junior, MEMORIAL PANTHERS

The CMAC All Star was a huge piece of the Panthers puzzle in winning the CMAC.

DOMENIC REYES, Senior, CLOVIS NORTH BRONCOS

One of the best and quickest guards in the valley. Domenic can do it all on the court. He averaged 18 points and 6 assist per game.

Pag Meter, 940 ESPN 2nd Team/Honorable Mention

DAMEANE DOUGLAS, Junior, HANFORD WEST HUSKIES

KEVIN LARSON, SENIOR, INDEPENDENCE FALCONS

KARAN SINGH, Junior, SELMA BEARS

ASRIN HACKET, Junior, EDISON TIGERS

JASON PASCUA, GOLDEN WEST TRAILBLAZERS

AARON MOSBY, SENIOR, SANGER APACHES

ISHAAN RAHAL, Senior, CARUTHERS BLUE RAIDERS

ADRIAN MARTINEZ, Junior, CLOVIS WEST GOLDEN EAGLES

ELIJAH MCCOY, Senior, ROOSEVELT ROUGH RIDERS

JONAH RUCKMAN, Senior, GRANITE HILLS

ISAIAH HILL, Sophomore, LIBERTY PATRIOTS

BEN AVERA, Senior, CLOVIS NORTH BRONCOS

NICK SALAS, Junior, STRATHMORE SPARTANS

DAVID RICO, Senior, KERMAN LIONS

HASSAN BOLDEN, Senior, MADERA SOUTH STALLIONS

JOHNNY NALBANDIAN, Senior, FOWLER REDCATS

ELIJAH CARDENAS, Senior, INDEPENDENCE FALCONS

KOBE FOSTER, Senior, CENTRAL GRIZZLIES

TIVEON STROUD, Junior, SELMA BEARS

AMARI STROUD, Senior,  SUNNYSIDE WILDCATS

GRANT HIGHSTREET, Sophomore, CVC CAVALIERS

TEYJOHN HERRINGTON, Junior, EDISON TIGERS

CANNON EAMES, Junior, YOSEMITE BADGERS

IMMANUEL MIXON, Senior, SOUTH, REBELS

DREW STOGSDILL, Junior, REDWOOD RANGERS

LEE MAJORS, Senior, FRESNO HIGH WARRIORS

DOMINIC SAMQUINTIN, Senior, TULARE WESTERN MUSTANGS

JOSH CRUZ, Senior, COALINGA HORNED TOADS

MANNY HARPER, Senior, DOS PALOS BRONCOS

ZACH BUSHLING, Senior, KERN VALLEY BRONCS

BRYAN PAREDES, Junior, TULARE WESTERN MUSTANGS

JEREMIAH GALAVIZ, Senior, FARMERSVILLE AZTECS