District 1: Central Lyon (20-2) vs. Hinton (16-7) [at MOC-Floyd Valley] The high-scoring Lions have been absolutely dominant offensively this season, averaging 78.7 points a game with 54-39-68 shooting splits as a team. Junior guard Zach Lutmer Zach Lutmer 6'1"…
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The high-scoring Lions have been absolutely dominant offensively this season, averaging 78.7 points a game with 54-39-68 shooting splits as a team. Junior guard
Zach Lutmer
Zach
Lutmer
6'1" | PG
Central Lyon | 2023
IA
(20.7, 6.0 assists) leads the charge, a dynamic three-level scorer who can also distribute at a high level. He’s shooting nearly 47% from behind the arc and is the type of player who can dominate a game even when he isn’t scoring.
Mason Gerleman
Mason
Gerleman
6'0" | SG
Central Lyon | 2022
State
IA
(17.4, 47.3 3P%) is a knockdown shooter who complements Lutmer well with his off-ball movement, and
Andrew Austin
Andrew
Austin
6'6" | PF
Central Lyon | 2023
State
IA
(14.1) has emerged as a strong third scoring option. Hinton counters with a high-scoring wing of their own in
Caleb Holmes
Caleb
Holmes
6'2" | SF
Hinton | 2022
State
IA
(23.3), who is capable of scoring 30+ points on any given night. While Holmes is excellent, the Blackhawks will have difficulty keeping up with the high octane offense from Central Lyon, and the Lions should win fairly comfortably here.
Our pick: Central Lyon
District 2: Western Christian (21-1) vs. Cherokee (13-10) [at Sioux City North]
You won’t find a bigger favorite tonight than Western Christian is in this game. The Wolfpack beat Cherokee 92-38 less than a month ago and have been the most dominant team in 2A this season, winning games by an average of 24.9 points while posting incredible 53-39-73 shooting splits as a team. Senior forward
Ty Van Essen
Ty
Van Essen
6'4" | PF
Western Christian | 2022
State
IA
(18.7, 8.2 rebounds) leads a deep and balanced offensive team that does an excellent job sharing the ball, averaging 20.3 assists a game. Van Essen is a skilled 6-5 combo forward who can score inside and out with remarkable efficiency (60.3 FG%, 46.2 3P%), and is an extremely difficult matchup at this level.
Wyatt Gulker
Wyatt
Gulker
6'3" | SG
Western Christian | 2022
State
IA
(13.6, 41.5 3P%) and Tate VanRegenmorter (11.1, 39.1 3P%) provide some shooting and scoring on the perimeter. Cherokee has not beaten Western Christian in the QuikStats/VarsityBound era, with the Wolfpack going 31-0 against the Braves. They will need a Herculean effort from senior forward
Wil Lugar
Wil
Lugar
6'2" | SF
Cherokee | 2022
State
IA
(19.5) if they want to remain competitive in this one.
Our pick: Western Christian
District 3: Boyden-Hull (21-1) vs. Rock Valley (17-5) [at Sheldon]
These two rivals will add another chapter to their story tonight, with Rock Valley looking to pull off an upset. Boyden-Hull won the regular-season meetings 69-57 on December 9, and 71-49 on January 25. Like their neighbors down the street, Western Christian, Boyden-Hull has been dominant this season, winning games by an average of 24.3 points on the strength of an efficient offense led by South Dakota State signee
Tanner Te Slaa
Tanner
Te Slaa
6'5" | SF
Boyden-Hull | 2022
State
IA
(22.5, 9.6 rebounds). Te Slaa is also dishing out 5.1 assists a game this season, emerging as a really strong playmaker for the Comets. Spirit Lake transfer
Vance Katzfey
Vance
Katzfey
6'3" | SG
Boyden-Hull | 2022
State
IA
(19.9) has provided additional scoring punch on the perimeter, while
Bryan Zylstra
Bryan
Zylstra
6'2" | PF
Boyden-Hull | 2022
State
IA
(13.6, 43.4 3P%) is a skilled stretch-4, and
Dylan Francis
Dylan
Francis
5'10" | SG
Boyden-Hull | 2022
State
IA
(10.1, 48.4 3P%) is a knockdown shooter. Rock Valley is led by
Bryson Van Grootheest
Bryson
Van Grootheest
6'0" | CG
Rock Valley | 2022
State
IA
(18.1), a physical guard who is a talented three-level scorer.
Landyn Van Kekerix
Landyn
Van Kekerix
5'11" | SG
Rock Valley | 2022
State
IA
(12.5), an Iowa football commit, is a powerful wing who can get to the rim. Scoring isn’t the issue for the Rockets, it’s slowing down Boyden-Hull’s high-octane offense that has shot 51.8% in the two meetings that is the issue.
Our pick: Boyden-Hull
District 4: Estherville Lincoln Central (15-7) vs. Okoboji (13-10) [at Emmetsburg]
ELC was one of the best stories in the state early this season, getting off to a 7-1 start that included strong wins over Sioux Central and Western Christian. They faltered a bit later in the year, albeit against really good competition, but seem to have regained their footing a bit heading into this district final. The Midgets won the regular-season meeting 70-66, despite falling behind 17-5 in the first quarter, behind 34 points from talented sophomore guard
Owen Larson
Owen
Larson
6'1" | PG
Estherville Lincoln Central | 2024
State
IA
(22.5, 5.3 assists). Larson has established himself as one of the top 2024 prospects in the state this season with his efficient scoring and distribution. They’ve also gotten quality production out of
Ryan Schiltz
Ryan
Schiltz
5'10" | PG
Estherville Lincoln Central | 2022
State
IA
(13.3) and
Blake Ingvall
Blake
Ingvall
6'3" | SF
Estherville Lincoln Central | 2022
State
IA
(11.5, 8.5 rebounds), a pair of senior forwards. They’ll have their hands full with
Lucas Lorenzen
Lucas
Lorenzen
6'4" | SF
Okoboji | 2022
State
IA
(30.7, 11.8 rebounds), who is putting together one of the best statistical seasons we’ve seen. A 6-6 combo forward who can score inside and out, Lorenzen is an absolute force on the offensive end with his strength, shooting, and ball-handling. ELC did a good job against him in the regular-season meeting, holding him to 18 points on 6-15 shooting, and expect to see them come in with a gameplan designed to make the other pieces on the Pioneers beat them. Despite what figures to be a huge game from Lorenzen, ELC should have the horses to come away with a win here.
Our pick: Estherville Lincoln Central
District 5: Roland-Story (20-2) vs. South Central Calhoun (17-5) [at Webster City]
This is an interesting matchup between one of the best defensive teams in 2A, Roland-Story, and one of the best offensive teams, South Central Calhoun. The Norsemen are allowing just 44.6 points a game, good for 7th in the class, while the Titans average 70.1 points a game, 8th in the class. Junior guard
Isaiah Naylor
Isaiah
Naylor
6'0" | SG
Roland-Story | 2023
State
IA
(16.4) leads Roland-Story in scoring, a talented three-level scorer who can create his own shot. He’s a good fit alongside sophomore wing
Jonovan Wilkinson
Jonovan
Wilkinson
6'2" | SF
Roland-Story | 2024
State
IA
(13.4, 6.5 rebounds), an athletic wing who can create for others, leading the team in assists. Junior big
Luke Patton
Luke
Patton
6'5" | PF
Roland-Story | 2023
State
IA
(10.9, 11.0 rebounds) can stretch the floor, protect the rim, and dominate on the glass. South Central Calhoun is led by their dynamic duo of
Joshua Dietrich
Joshua
Dietrich
6'6" | SF
South Central Calhoun | 2022
State
IA
(18.0, 7.8 rebounds) and
Eli Wheelock
Eli
Wheelock
6'0" | PG
South Central Calhoun | 2023
State
IA
(16.0, 37.1 3P%). Dietrich does a majority of his damage in the painted area, while Wheelock is a talented shooter and distributor on the perimeter. Will offense or defense rule the night?
Our pick: Roland-Story
District 6: Clarion-Goldfield-Dows (19-3) vs. Garner-Hayfield-Ventura (17-6) [at Clear Lake]
Clarion-Goldfield-Dows has been arguably the biggest surprise in 2A this season, rolling to a 19-3 record with one of the best defenses in the state, giving up just 44.0 points a game. The Cowboys are a veteran team with their top six scorers, and eight of their top nine made up of seniors.
Connor State
Connor
State
6'4" | PF
Clarion-Goldfield-Dows | 2022
State
IA
(15.6, 7.2 rebounds) leads the team in scoring and rebounding, and has been a solid rim protector in the paint.
Jaxon Carpenter
Jaxon
Carpenter
6'2" | SF
Clarion-Goldfield-Dows | 2022
State
IA
(11.9, 3.5 assists) is the team’s top perimeter option, and Coady Olson (9.4) has been a long-time contributor. Garner-Hayfield-Ventura has also been excellent defensively this season, ranking 5th in the class, giving up just 42.8 points a game. Junior point guard
Drew Britson
Drew
Britson
6'1" | SG
Garner Hayfield Ventura | 2023
State
IA
(16.1, 3.6 assists) is the only Cardinal averaging in double-figures, but three others average between 8.0 and 9.0 points a game. Neither of these teams have shot the ball well from 3 (CGD 27.3%, GHV 30.2%) or the free-throw line (CGD 54.2%, GHV 56.9%), so the end of the game could be interesting here. Expect a low-scoring, defensive battle that could go either way.
Our pick: Garner-Hayfield-Ventura
District 7: Aplington-Parkersburg (20-2) vs. Grundy Center (16-6) [at Cedar Falls]
These teams met early in the regular season, a 79-57 Aplington-Parkersburg win. The Falcons snuck by Dike-New Hartford in the semifinals, 41-37, with the Wolverines playing their game plan to perfection and really slowing down the game against a high-octane Falcons offense that averages 80.4 points a game. Grundy Center will try to do the same thing, but easier said than done against a team with as many scoring threats and as much quickness as A-P has. The Falcons are led by Upper Iowa signee
Jayden Mackie
Jayden
Mackie
6'2" | PG
Aplington-Parkersburg | 2022
State
IA
(21.1), an athletic, slashing guard who can also burn teams from the arc if he’s left open.
Garrett Hempen
Garrett
Hempen
6'1" | PG
Aplington-Parkersburg | 2023
State
IA
(15.6, 4.7 assists, 41.0 3P%),
Gavin Thomas
Gavin
Thomas
6'0" | SG
Aplington-Parkersburg | 2024
State
IA
(13.9, 40.6 3P%), and Cooper Hoff (7.0, 44.8 3P%) are excellent shooters to put around Mackie, and
Christian Haugstad
Christian
Haugstad
6'7" | C
Aplington-Parkersburg | 2022
State
IA
(11.9, 10.3 rebounds) is a dominant force in the paint on both ends of the floor. Grundy Center is led by the senior tandem of Dayne Zinkula (12.3, 3.5 assists) and
Brayden Sawyer
Brayden
Sawyer
5'10" | SG
Grundy Center | 2022
State
IA
(12.2, 48.5 3P%). Sawyer is an outstanding shooter who moves well off the ball, and they’ll need him to knock down a bunch of shots if the Spartans want to keep pace here.
Our pick: Aplington-Parkersburg
District 8: Denver (17-6) vs. Jesup (17-5) [at Oelwein]
Expect plenty of firepowers in this game, as Jesup averages 75.2 points a game, and Denver puts up 68.8. Jesup is red-hot, winning 14 straight games heading into this contest, paced by a trio of big-time scorers in
Carson Lienau
Carson
Lienau
6'4" | PF
Jesup | 2022
State
IA
(20.7, 11.3 rebounds, 67.8 FG%), Corbin Fuelling (17.1), and
Jack Miller
Jack
Miller
6'1" | PG
Jesup | 2024
State
IA
(15.1, 39.2 3P%). Lienau is a dominant interior presence while Fuelling and Miller are both good perimeter scoring threats.
Parker McHone
Parker
McHone
5'8" | PG
Jesup | 2022
State
IA
(9.8, 5.8 assists) has done a great job limiting turnovers and getting others involved, and the J-Hawks are scorching hot right now. Denver has won five of their last six games, with the lone loss coming to Aplington-Parkersburg. The Cyclones have a pair of big scorers in
Caylor Hoffer
Caylor
Hoffer
5'11" | SG
Denver | 2022
State
IA
(22.6, 46.4 3P%) and
Mitchell DeVries
Mitchell
DeVries
6'1" | SF
Denver | 2022
State
IA
(15.0, 9.1 rebounds). Hoffer is a really good shooter who has improved his all-around offensive skills, while DeVries is a strong wing who can score, rebound, and facilitate. Eli Ricketts (8.2, 46.4 3P%) is another good shooter who will need to knock down some shots if the Cyclones want to keep pace here.
Our pick: Jesup
District 9: Monticello (19-3) vs. MFL-Mar-Mac (18-4) [at West Delaware]
There is a major discrepancy in the strength of schedules that these two teams have played. According to BC Moore’s power rankings system, Monticello has played the 24th most difficult schedule in 2A, while MFL-Mar-Mac’s checks in at 92nd. The Bulldogs have put together a really nice season and have a bright future, as three of their top four scorers are freshmen or sophomores, led by freshman guard
Zach Driscoll
Zach
Driscoll
6'1" | SG
MFL-Mar-Mac | 2025
State
IA
(18.1, 4.1 assists), who has been sensational this season, posting 54-47-84 shooting splits and leading the team in scoring. Sophomore Wyatt Powell (12.0, 4.2 assists) has been a strong ball-handler and decision-maker, and senior Kaden Stocker (11.6, 42.1 3P%) gives the ’Dogs some more perimeter shooting. However, they’ll have their hands full defensively with Monticello’s standout inside-out pairing of sophomore
Preston Ries
Preston
Ries
6'1" | SF
Monticello | 2024
State
IA
(18.5) and junior guard
Tate Petersen
Tate
Petersen
6'1" | PG
Monticello | 2023
State
IA
(19.0, 5.5 assists). Ries is a fantastic athlete at 6-2 who can score inside and out, control the glass, and take over games defensively, while Petersen is a quick guard with unlimited range who has really improved his all-around scoring abilities this year. The Panthers are always strong defensively and have several different players and looks they can throw at Driscoll to make him uncomfortable. Monticello’s experience will be key here, as the Panthers advance to the substate final.
Our pick: Monticello
District 10: Williamsburg (21-2) vs. Beckman Catholic (13-10) [at Mount Vernon]
Williamsburg broke a long losing streak to the Blazers back on December 10, winning 61-54 by dominating the glass (32-21) and holding Beckman’s star wing
Padraig Gallagher
Padraig
Gallagher
6'5" | SF
Beckman Catholic | 2023
State
IA
(20.7, 8.7 rebounds) to 18 points on 4-14 shooting. Gallagher, a 6-5 wing with 51-42-86 shooting splits, is one of the best pure scorers in the class, but Williamsburg has a number of players they can throw at him.
Logan Goedken
Logan
Goedken
6'0" | PG
Beckman Catholic | 2022
State
IA
(12.4, 5.0 assists) is the other key piece for the Blazers, and he’ll need to play at a high level as he did in the regular-season meeting if the Blazers want to come away with a win here. Williamsburg has won 12 straight games heading into this one. Sophomore wing
Derek Weisskopf
Derek
Weisskopf
6'3" | SG
Williamsburg | 2024
State
IA
(15.2, 6.4 rebounds) is a fantastic athlete with a big, physical frame that he uses to bully his way to the rim, and he has improved as a shooter.
Jake Weber
Jake
Weber
5'10" | PG
Williamsburg | 2022
State
IA
(8.4, 4.2 assists) is a quick lead guard who gets others involved and embraces contact, and the Raiders have eight players on the roster averaging at least 4.5 points a game, each of them strong defensively and active on the glass. The depth of options that the Raiders have is the difference here.
Our pick: Williamsburg
District 11: Camanche (18-4) vs. Northeast (15-8) [at Davenport Central]
These teams have met twice this season, with Camanche taking both meetings, 40-39 on December 14, and 61-50 on January 28. Simply put, Northeast has had no answer for 6-7 big man
Zane Witt
Zane
Witt
6'8" | PF
Camanche | 2023
State
IA
(15.6, 7.7 rebounds, 2.9 blocks) in the two games, with Witt averaging 17 points, 12 rebounds, and 6.5 blocks in those meetings on 16-21 shooting (76.2%). The Storm have dealt with a bevy of injuries this season, but Witt has been a difference-maker in both games this year and figures to be again tonight. Senior wing
Adam Dunlap
Adam
Dunlap
6'2" | SF
Camanche | 2022
State
IA
(14.8) is an athletic, slashing wing who provides quickness and burst on the perimeter, and
Mike Delzell
Mike
Delzell
6'0" | SF
Camanche | 2022
State
IA
(8.6, 3.1 assists) is a solid do-it-all wing who stuffs the stat sheet. Northeast is always one of the best defensive teams in the state, and they have been again this year, allowing 44.8 points a game. The Rebels are led by a pair of 6-6 guards in Cade Hughes (13.2) and
Carter Pataska
Carter
Pataska
6'6" | SF
Northeast | 2022
State
IA
(13.1). While they have size, they tend to play on the perimeter more and aren’t a good matchup for Witt.
Our pick: Camanche
District 12: Mid-Prairie (22-0) vs. West Burlington (12-11) [at Mount Pleasant]
Mid-Prairie is the last remaining undefeated team in 2A, and the Hawks have to be considered a very heavy favorite in this game. They’ve been excellent on the defensive end, allowing just 42.7 points a game and the Falcons will have their work cut out for them against a long, athletic team that can switch almost everywhere.
Carter Harmsen
Carter
Harmsen
6'5" | SF
Mid-Prairie | 2022
State
IA
(20.1, 8.1 rebounds) is the team’s top scorer, a do-it-all wing who can score from all three levels and get others involved.
Ethan Kos
Ethan
Kos
6'4" | PF
Mid-Prairie | 2022
State
IA
(10.5, 6.2 rebounds) is a physical presence in the paint, and the Hawks put a number of solid shooting threats on the floor around Harmsen and Kos in
Jackson Pennington
Jackson
Pennington
5'10" | PG
Mid-Prairie | 2022
State
IA
(8.5, 40.8 3P%),
Alex Bean
Alex
Bean
6'1" | PG
Mid-Prairie | 2023
State
IA
(8.2, 34.1 3P%), and Will Cavanagh (7.1, 32.7 3P%). A young West Burlington team is led by sophomore guard
Brady Martin
Brady
Martin
6'0" | PG
West Burlington | 2024
State
IA
(13.1, 42.9 3P%), an excellent shooter who can also create for others. The Falcons lack the size and physicality to hang with Mid-Prairie on the glass, and this one could get lopsided early.
Our pick: Mid-Prairie
District 13: Pella Christian (16-6) vs. Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont (20-2) [at Oskaloosa]
This is another game with a huge gap in the strength of schedules between teams, as Pella Christian’s schedule ranks 7th among 2A teams, and Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont’s is 82nd. The Rockets are led by senior forward
Ethan Davis
Ethan
Davis
6'7" | PF
Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont | 2022
State
IA
(16.7, 9.0 rebounds), a big 6-7/6-8 forward who scores efficiently around the rim. Sophomore wing
Brooks Moore
Brooks
Moore
6'5" | SF
Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont | 2024
State
IA
(17.1) is an athletic piece on the perimeter who can get to the rim and looks to dunk on everyone, while
Carsen Wade
Carsen
Wade
6'5" | SF
Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont | 2023
State
IA
(9.0, 36.1 3P%) and Jesse Cornelison (7.7, 34.7 3P%) provide some shooting. Pella Christian is huge for a 2A team, with 6-7
Niko Schirz
Niko
Schirz
6'7" | PF
Pella Christian | 2022
State
IA
(5.6, 5.9 rebounds), 6-5
Jaedon Huisman
Jaedon
Huisman
6'5" | SF
Pella Christian | 2022
State
IA
(7.0), 6-4 Daniel Andringa (5.1), and 6-9
Eric Mulder
Eric
Mulder
6'8" | PF
Pella Christian | 2022
State
IA
(11.1, 8.9 rebounds, 1.9 blocks) among the rotation pieces. Mulder, a IPFW commit, is an athletic forward who can run the floor and protect the rim, and he should be a solid defender on Davis. Guard
Levi Schelhaas
Levi
Schelhaas
5'9" | PG
Pella Christian | 2022
State
IA
(14.0) leads the Eagles in scoring, and they shouldn’t have too many issues finding open looks against the Rockets. The major difference in competition and the tremendous length that PC can throw at EBF is the deciding factor here.
Our pick: Pella Christian
District 14: Des Moines Christian (19-3) vs. PCM (14-9) [at Carlisle]
These teams have met in the postseason each of the last two years, with Des Moines Christian winning each of them, 75-43 in 2020, and 59-43 last season. Expect something similar this year, as the Lions’ athleticism and physicality on the defensive end figures to be too much for PCM to overcome. Des Moines Christian is one of the best defensive teams in the state, allowing just 44.8 points a game, and they have a dominant scoring threat this year to go with it in senior forward
Adam Witty
Adam
Witty
6'2" | SF
Des Moines Christian | 2022
State
IA
(23.0, 7.9 rebounds, 61.6 FG%). Witty is a powerful wing who can get to the rim seemingly at will, and he’s really developed his jumper over the last year. The deep and talented Lions are suffocating on the defensive end, and they have the athletes to throw at both of PCM’s major scoring threats –
Durant Van Dyke
Durant
Van Dyke
6'4" | PF
PCM | 2022
State
IA
(18.7) and
Carson Vandelune
Carson
Vandelune
5'10" | PG
PCM | 2022
State
IA
(17.1). Expect to see DMC hold PCM in the 40s again here as they cruise into the substate final.
Our pick: Des Moines Christian
District 15: Van Meter (19-2) vs. Panorama (15-8) [at Creston]
Van Meter won the regular-season meeting 61-47 just 12 days ago, shooting 50% from the floor and holding the Panthers to 28.3%. While it’s unlikely that Panorama shoots quite that poorly again, the Bulldogs are a really good defensive team with a lot of athletes to throw at the Panthers two standout players,
Jared Wasson
Jared
Wasson
6'4" | PF
Panorama | 2022
State
IA
(16.5, 10.5 rebounds) and
Braylon Dawes
Braylon
Dawes
5'11" | SG
Panorama | 2024
State
IA
(11.9, 3.1 assists). Wasson is a big who does a majority of his damage inside the paint, and Dawes is a lanky shooter who moves well without the ball and is developing as a playmaker. Van Meter can throw 6-5
Clark Fiala
Clark
Fiala
6'4" | C
Van Meter | 2022
State
IA
(11.6, 3.1 blocks) and 6-5
Skyler Yazzie
Skyler
Yazzie
6'4" | SF
Waukee | 2023
State
IA
(9.0) at Wasson, and
Chris Schreck
Chris
Schreck
5'10" | PG
Van Meter | 2022
State
IA
(12.0, 2.2 steals),
Casey Trudo
Casey
Trudo
6'2" | SF
Van Meter | 2022
State
IA
(10.6), and
Aydn Netten
Aydn
Netten
6'3" | SF
Van Meter | 2023
State
IA
(8.7) at Dawes on the perimeter. The depth, quickness, length, experience, and athleticism of Van Meter will be too much for Panorama to overcome here.
Our pick: Van Meter
District 16: Treynor (19-3) vs. Red Oak (16-7) [at Council Bluffs Jefferson]
It doesn’t matter who Treynor loses to graduation, the Cardinals just keep on winning, and Scott Rucker has them back in position to make the substate final. They’ve been excellent on the defensive end this season, allowing just 41.2 points a game, second in 2A.
Ethan Dickerson
Ethan
Dickerson
6'8" | PF
Treynor | 2023
State
IA
(11.2, 8.7 rebounds, 3.2 blocks) has been the focal point of the Cardinals’ dominant defensive effort this year, a mobile 6-8 shot-blocker in the paint. Guards
Thomas Schwartz
Thomas
Schwartz
6'0" | PG
Treynor | 2022
State
IA
(13.9, 4.3 assists) and
Jace Tams
Jace
Tams
5'11" | PG
Treynor | 2024
State
IA
(12.0, 41.9 3P%) carry the scoring load and have been solid on-ball defenders on the perimeter as well this season. Red Oak has put together their best season of the QuikStats/VarsityBound era with 16 wins, led by a pair of talented sophomore guards in
Max DeVries
Max
DeVries
6'2" | SG
Red Oak | 2024
State
IA
(15.9) and Hunter Gilleland (12.0, 3.6 assists). DeVries is a threat to score 25 on any given night, and Gilleland has done a nice job getting others involved. They’re reliant on seniors Ryan Johnson (10.4, 6.7 rebounds),
Kaden Johnson
Kaden
Johnson
6'3"
Davenport Central | 2022
IA
(9.7, 7.7 rebounds), and Bradley Sifford (8.3, 6.9 rebounds) to control the glass. They’ve struggled with turnovers this season, and that could be a major factor in this one against the excellent Cardinals defense.
Our pick: Treynor
