Earl’s Holiday All-Tournament Team (JeffCo/Mineral Area)

<p>Prep Hoops Missouri concludes its list of holiday All-Tournament Teams with a look at the Jefferson County/Mineral Area All-Stars. These players came out of the Bob Sechrest Jr. Tournament at Park Hills Central and the Warrior Winter Classic at Valle.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="824117" first="Brock" last="Wakefield"] 6’4" South Iron: In his final appearance at the Bob Sechrest Jr. Tournament, the Citadel bound shooting guard put on a show in leading the Panthers to their second consecutive championship. He averaged more than 20 points a game in the tournament, but he also dominated with his all-around floor game. He showcased his playmaking and passing skills with several nice dimes, plus he made several impact plays on defense.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="984510" first="Drenin" last="Dinkins"] 6’0" South Iron: The 2022 scoring point guard was once again instrumental in the Panthers winning another championship at Park Hills Central. His high game was 25 points in the quarterfinals against Festus. His long distance shooting range was on display throughout the tournament as well as his overall ability to score at three levels.</p> <p>Jobe Bryant 5’10" Park Hills Central: The 2024 point guard made his first appearance at the Bob Sechrest Jr. Tourney a big one as he led the Rebels to a berth in the championship game. He put on a show in the semifinals when he scored 36 points in a victory over North County. He is a talented all around guard with a high basketball IQ and the ability to take over a game with his scoring at this early stage of his career.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="824156" first="Kyle" last="Conkright"] 6’0" North County: The 2021 guard led the Raiders to a berth in the semifinals of the Bob Sechrest, Jr. Tournament with his scoring ability. He had a high of 34 games in the narrow semifinal loss to Park Hills Central. With standout Kyle Kekec still recovering from an injury from football, Conkright has taken up much of the scoring load, which he is well equipped to do with his toughness and long-range shooting ability.</p> <p>Josh Herget 5’10" Seckman: The 2021 guard led Seckman to the championship of the Valle Tournament. He averaged 15 points a game in the tournament, including a game-high 23 points in the victory over host Valle in the championship game. He also averaged three rebounds and four assists a game in the tournament.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="824214" first="Brant" last="Gray"] 6’3" Farmington: The 2022 guard led the Knights to a third-place finish at the Bob Sechrest, Jr. Tournament. He was consistently scoring around 17-18 points a game during the week. He lit up the tournament with his 3-point shooting as a sophomore when the Knights won the tournament. He has now added a very effective drive game to compliment his shooting in the past two seasons.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>