San Diego’s All-Freshman Team

<h2>Freshman of the Year: Dimitrius "DJ" Dudley, 6-2 G, San Ysidro</h2> <p>Dudley arguably had the biggest impact on his team of any of his peers. The Cougars' leading scorer at 24.8 points per game was also the region's leading scorer based on programs that posted their statistics on Maxpreps. He also averaged 8.2 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game, and had several huge games en route to a Division 3 quarterfinals appearance, including a 40-point game against league rival Sweetwater. He was named to the All San Diego Section 2nd team by coaches and media.</p> <p>Dudley wasn't alone, though, as San Marcos Freshman Devon Arlington and La Jolla Country Day twin brothers John and James Hapgood had major seasons (against arguably tougher schedules), but Dudley's dominance earns him the Full-Time Hoops Freshman of the Year honors.</p> <h2>San Diego All-Freshman 1st Team</h2> <h3>Devon Arlington, 6-2 G, San Marcos</h3> <p>Emerged as the second leading scorer on the Open Division Knights squad, averaging 12.9 points per game.</p> <h3>Alexis Marmolejos, 6-1 G, Army Navy Academy</h3> <p>Averaged 17 points per game in the Coastal League, arguably the section's toughest league, for the Warriors.</p> <h3>John Hapgood, 6-2 G, La Jolla Country Day</h3> <p>A starter from Day 1 for the Torreys, has had huge games down the stretch during the team's state Division 3 title run.</p> <h3>James Hapgood, 6-2 G, La Jolla Country Day</h3> <p>Emerged as a starter along with his brother, and has contributed as a scorer, rebounder and defender for the Torreys.</p> <h3>Vinny Ferrari, 5-10 G, Francis Parker</h3> <p>Broke into the starting lineup halfway through the season and became the Lancers' fourth leading scorer at 8.1 points per game.</p> <h3>Vinny Signorelli, 5-9 G, Christian</h3> <p>The sharpshooter proved a valuable piece for the Patriots, averaging 8.3 points while shooting 41 percent from three.</p> <h3>Nick Payne, 6-2 W, Escondido</h3> <p>The Cougars freshman started from Day 1 and averaged 9.6 points per game for the Valley League champions.</p> <h3>Justin White, 6-3 W, Mission Hills</h3> <p>A starter for the Grizzlies as a freshman, White provided energy and defense during his solid freshman campaign.</p> <h3>Jaden LeBel, 6-2 G, Foothills Christian</h3> <p>Emerged as a team's sixth man during its playoff run, averaging 3.6 points on a team that was the top seed in the Open Division playoffs.</p> <h3>Max Raulston, 6-2 F, La Jolla</h3> <p>Big time rebounder and energy guy for the Vikings, which translated to earning player of the game honors at the Battle at the Bay in February.</p> <h3>Cameron Marshall, 6-1 G, Mater Dei Catholic</h3> <p>Had a solid season as a reserve and made some big shots down the stretch for the Crusaders.</p>