All-State Teams: Class of 2016

<h2>First Team</h2><p><strong>Player of the Year: Jaylan White</strong> (Interstate 35) – 23.9 ppg, 55.4 FG%, 43.5 3FG%, 188 assists, 127 steals</p> <p>White shot nearly twice as many times as any of his teammates, but still managed to be ultra-efficient and finish top-five in the state in assists. Not to mention the state-best 127 steals he picked up on defense. A simply brilliant season.</p> <p><strong>Josh VanLingen</strong> (Western Christian) – 19.0 ppg, 60.3 FG%, 71.0 FT%, 65 assists, 59 blocks, 12.8 rpg</p> <p>The forward had a spectacular junior campaign and is in a great position heading into his final high school summer. He&#39;s one of the state&#39;s best.</p> <p><strong>TJ Hockenson</strong> (Chariton) – 23.1 ppg, 61.2 FG%, 42.1 3FG%, 70.6 FT%, 11.1 rpg, 72 assists, 45 steals, 39 blocks</p> <p>Hockenson had a great sophomore season and then followed it up with an even better junior campaign. His efficiency and counting stats are through the roof as he was one of the most productive players in the state.</p> <p><strong>Ryan Kriener </strong>(Spirit Lake) – 19.8 ppg, 71.3 FG%, 36 steals, 24 blocks, 8.5 rpg</p> <p>One of the top prospects in the state, Kriener transferred from New Hampton and didn&#39;t skip a beat with Spirit Lake. His field-goal shooting percentage is flat-out amazing and it appears he&#39;s only getting better.</p> <p><strong>Levi Jansen </strong>(MOC-Floyd Valley) – 21.5 ppg, 51.3 FG%, 44.3 3FG%, 70.1 FT%, 57 assists, 60 steals, 7.5 rpg</p> <p>Jansen gets buckets, whether inside the arc or out. He&#39;s one of the best offensive weapons in the state and showed it during his junior season.</p> <h2>Second Team</h2><p><strong>Cordell Pemsl</strong> (Wahlert Catholic) – 17.3 ppg, 57.9 FG%, 24 blocks, 54 assists 8.9 rpg       </p> <p><strong>Jordan Bohannon</strong> (Linn-Mar) – 17.8 ppg, 45.3 FG%, 42.3 3FG%, 94.0 FT%, 97 assists, 30 steals</p> <p><strong>Will Carius</strong> (Pleasant Valley) – 17.2 ppg, 51.4 FG%, 39.7 3FG%, 24 steals, 11 blocks, 8.0 rpg</p> <p><strong>Devin Green </strong>(Cascade) – 16.3 ppg, 57.6 FG%, 31 steals, 58 blocks, 7.2 rpg</p> <p><strong>Daric Laing</strong> (Chariton) – 20.7 ppg, 44.7 FG%, 34.9 3FG%, 78.6 FT%, 157 assists, 52 steals, 5.9 rpg</p> <p>    </p> <h2><p><strong>Shammond Ivory</strong> (Perry) – 21.0 ppg, 48.2 FG%, 25.6 3FG%, 63.8 FT%, 84 assists, 69 steals, 3.6 rpg</p> <p><strong>Bradley Fisher</strong> (Ankeny Christian Academy) – 20.9 ppg, 52.7 FG%, 42.5 3FG%, 67.2 FT%, 84 assists, 33 steals, 47 blocks, 7.8 rpg</p> <p><strong>Tanner Lohaus</strong> (Iowa City West) – 11.0 ppg, 61.1 FG%, 82 FT%, 52 assists, 33 steals, 4.4 rpg</p> <p><strong>Wali Parks</strong> (Iowa City West) – 10.9 ppg, 61.1 FG%, 64.9 FT%, 49 assists, 27 steals, 4.8 rpg</p> <p><strong>Spencer Brown</strong> (Lenox) – 13.7 rpg, 58.1 FG%, 43 blocks,16.3 ppg</p> <h2>Honorable Mention</h2><p><strong>Timothy Doering</strong> (Waterloo Christian School)</p> <p><strong>Jackson Lamb</strong> (Nodaway Valley) </p> <p><strong>Sage Maiers </strong>(Beckman Catholic)</p> <p><strong>Deandre Burnside </strong>(Bishop Heelan)</p> <p><strong>Connor Hermann</strong> (Mount Vernon)</p> <p><strong>Peyton Pedersen</strong> (Central Decatur)</p> <p><strong>Christian Reischauer</strong> (Colo-NESCO)</p>