4A Great Basin All-Conf. Standouts

<p>Sandwiched halfway between the Boise area and eastern Idaho, the Great Basin conference is home to a beautiful canyon and Chobani greek yogurt. A lot of players from this list were raised in or around agriculture and they play as though they were raised on the notion that hard work can overcome any task that may be in the way. There are always competitive games being played in the Great Basin conference and these teams truly know how to grind out wins in crunch time. Continue reading for a look at the top players from the Great Basin All-Conference team.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1108111" first="Mikey" last="Lloyd"], Jerome:</strong> Lloyd was named conference player of the year after leading Jerome to an impressive 22-3 record while averaging over 17 points a game along with nearly 7 rebounds per game. Mikey can score in a variety of ways and is strong enough to bully defenders all the way to the rim, or use his finesse and handles to dazzle defenders before hitting a step back 3. Mikey is also a really solid rebounder on both ends of the floor and routinely crashes the glass.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="969598" first="Brevin" last="Trenkle"], Minico:</strong> Trenkle had a great year for the Spartans of Minico and he led the team as a scorer and rebounder. Brevin has a physical style of play that he uses to muscle his way to the rim for easy buckets in the paint. As a result, Trenkle has made himself a great free throw shooter and routinely knocks down easy shots from the charity stripe. Finally, Brevin has great court vision and always racks up the assists during his time on the floor.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1108108" first="Brandon" last="Bethel"], Mountain Home: </strong>Bethel did a great job at point guard this season for Mountain Home. Bethel has a great overall feeling for the game and plays at a very high level every time he steps onto the floor. From outside, Brandon is a knock down shooter that loves to rise up over defenders who do not contest his shots. On the drive, Bethel is quick and gets into the lane with ease where he can finish well at the rim, or pull up for a jumper or smooth floater.</p>