3A SEIC All-Conf. Standouts

<p>Nestled deep in the south east corner of Idaho, the 3A South East Idaho Conference is home to only 3 teams. However, all three of these teams have powerhouse basketball programs that always make the conference bid to state a highly competitive contest. Each season, the final district tournament proves to be utterly breathtaking due to the pure desire and will of each team to claw their way to a state tournament appearance. This season proved to be no different with all three teams giving it a run for their money. Continue reading for a look at a couple of the top players from the 3A South East Idaho All-Conference team.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="919677" first="Bracken" last="Howell"], Marsh Valley:</strong> Howell had an excellent senior campaign for the Eagles as he helped lead Marsh Valley to its first state championship in quite some time. A dynamic guard, Howell was able to lead the Eagles using his shot making ability and overall offensive presence. Bracken can knock down a shot from anywhere on the court and he has a beautiful mid-range jump shot that he can use to stun defenders on a quick step back.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="969629" first="Noah" last="Watt"], Snake River:</strong> Watt proved to himself and everyone else in the gym that he is a true shooter. Watt can shoot from anywhere inside the gym and he does so at a relatively high level. Noah did a great job of slashing to the rim, kicking the ball to an open teammate, and then relocating to another spot on the floor to find an opportunity to knock down the catch and shoot three. Watt has a great feeling for the game and does an excellent job of getting his teammates involved on the offensive end as well.</p> <p><strong>Mitch Lindsay, Snake River:</strong> Lindsay has the perfect storm for a great basketball player due to his athletic ability and long limbs. Lindsay has lovely touch at the rim, and everywhere else on the court for that matter, but he shot over 50% from the field this season while also taking a lot of jump shots. Mitch has a great shooter’s touch and he constantly finds himself scoring baskets that impress everyone in the gym.</p>