Senior Class 2A All-State Team

<p>The following players have been selected for the WIBCA All-State Team:</p> <p>Wyatt Walker, Burlington-Edison - A key athlete for the Tigers all season long, Walker averaged 13 points to help his team to a 20-3 overall record. The 6-foot-7 big man is a high IQ player who is a forceful threat in the paint. Walker is also the 2A All-State Player of the Year.</p> <p>Jackson Reisner, Burlington Edison – The 6-foot-4 senior is a great leader who works hard on both ends of the floor. Reisner can really stroke the ball from deep but can also finish through traffic around the rim.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="958339" first="Tru" last="Allen"], Clarkston – A strong guard who is crafty around the rim and loves to push the ball in transition. Allen is a great rebounder and defender as well and can really quick open shots for his teammates.</p> <p>Nate Snook, Columbia River – As a junior, Snook made a name for himself as he was named co-player of the year for the Greater St. Helens League. His senior season, he earned all-state honors and that is no surprise. Snook is a quick guard who uses that to his ability a lot when getting to the rim but also displays a strong ability to shoot the ball. The senior plays really controlled and is also a lockdown defender.</p> <p>Brock Heppner, Lynden – Heppner is a physical player on the boards, defensively and has a nice stroke. The senior has a big leadership role this year and lived up to it big time, making his presence known every game.</p> <p>Alex Jensen, Lakewood – Jensen is a high IQ player who does a lot of things right offensively and defensively. A four-year starter, the senior was also the captain all throughout his high school career and is not the program’s leading scorer.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="840362" first="Mason" last="Christianson"], Mountlake Terrace – The senior displayed great leadership and growth during his senior campaign. Christianson is a very skilled player who has a quick first step, great court vision and can really shoot the ball from deep. Mason is not afraid of contact and loves to get to the rim. A big-time sleeper.</p> <p>Kobe McMillian, North Kitsap – McMillian has grown to become a leader both on and off the court. The senior is skilled with the ball in his hands but also moves well without the ball, making him every more dangerous with the catch and shoot three-ball. McMillian can really push the ball in transition and finish with contact.</p> <p>Damon Gaither, Tumwater – Gaither finished his senior season averaging a monstrous double-double. The 6-foot-6 senior ended with 12.5 points, 11.4 rebounds, 1.4 steals and 1.8 blocks. A strong and physical player, Gaither is dominant around the rim with a nice jump shot.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="840354" first="Isaac" last="Perez"], Toppenish – Perez is a skilled guard. The 6-foot senior is very effective when pushing the ball in transition as he can create shots for himself and others. Perez is also a lockdown defender, causing a lot of havoc for the opposing team.</p>