2A Semifinal: #1 Central Lyon 57, #4 Pella Christian 51
In their first ever trip to the boys state basketball tournament, Central Lyon will play for the Class 2A championship tomorrow afternoon. The top-seeded Lions beat fourth-seed Pella Christian 57-51 to advance and await the winner of the Rock Valley-Monticello game to follow.
Central Lyon was in control of this one throughout, as Pella Christian never led and only managed to tie the game once, 2-2 just over a minute into the game. The Lions used an efficient 7-12 shooting, including 4-5 from behind the arc, to jump out to a 21-13 lead after the first quarter.
In the second quarter, Pella Christian went to a triangle-and-two defense, focusing on taking away
Zach Lutmer
Zach
Lutmer
6'1" | PG
Central Lyon | 2023
IA
and
Mason Gerleman
Mason
Gerleman
6'0" | SG
Central Lyon | 2022
State
IA
, and the Lions struggled in the quarter, scoring just six points, and it looked like the Eagles may have found the way to beat this athletic Lions group, clawing back to within 27-23 at the half. During the break, Central Lyon found a solution and was able to get the ball into the middle of the triangle, then find cutters behind the defense for layups. A deliberate and efficient approach, they frequently took 30-40 seconds to find a good look, but they were eventually successful enough to get the Eagles out of the defense and back to their base.
After Pella Christian got to within three points with 2:00 left in the third quarter, Central Lyon got a pair of free throws from Cam Montag, then jumped into a press that the Eagles weren’t ready for. They quickly forced two turnovers, going on a 6-0 run in 20 seconds of action to extend the lead to nine points and grab control back. The Eagles got back within three points on two occasions early in the fourth quarter, but Central Lyon handled their pressure well and got a number of layups and free throws to seal the win.
Central Lyon (24-2) was led by Cooper Spiess, who had 15 points on 6-8 shooting.
Zach Lutmer
Zach
Lutmer
6'1" | PG
Central Lyon | 2023
IA
added 10 points, mostly on free throws late,
Mason Gerleman
Mason
Gerleman
6'0" | SG
Central Lyon | 2022
State
IA
had 9 despite being faceguarded for more than half the game, and
Andrew Austin
Andrew
Austin
6'6" | PF
Central Lyon | 2023
State
IA
and Reece Vander Zee each chipped in 8 points in a balanced effort.
Pella Christian’s season ends with a 19-7 record. The Eagles were led by
Levi Schelhaas
Levi
Schelhaas
5'9" | PG
Pella Christian | 2022
State
IA
who had a game-high 16 points.
Eric Mulder
Eric
Mulder
6'8" | PF
Pella Christian | 2022
State
IA
delivered another excellent game with 14 points, 14 rebounds, and 4 blocks, and sophomore guard Tysen DeVries chipped in 10 points off the bench.
| Team | 1Q | 2Q | 3Q | 4Q | F |
| Pella Christian | 13 | 10 | 13 | 15 | 51 |
| Central Lyon | 21 | 6 | 16 | 14 | 57 |
Pella Christian: Levi Scheelhaas 16,
Eric Mulder
Eric
Mulder
6'8" | PF
Pella Christian | 2022
State
IA
14, Tysen DeVries 10,
Jaedon Huisman
Jaedon
Huisman
6'5" | SF
Pella Christian | 2022
State
IA
6, Aiden Stoltz 3,
Niko Schirz
Niko
Schirz
6'7" | PF
Pella Christian | 2022
State
IA
2
Central Lyon: Cooper Spiess 15,
Zach Lutmer
Zach
Lutmer
6'1" | PG
Central Lyon | 2023
IA
10,
Mason Gerleman
Mason
Gerleman
6'0" | SG
Central Lyon | 2022
State
IA
9,
Andrew Austin
Andrew
Austin
6'6" | PF
Central Lyon | 2023
State
IA
8, Reece Vander Zee 8, Cam Montag 4,
Rex Van Wyhe
Rex
Van Wyhe
6'3" | PF
Central Lyon | 2022
IA
3
Team stats
Pella Christian: 21-55 FG (38.2%), 4-17 3P (23.5%), 5-5 FT (100.0%), 27 rebounds (8 offensive), 9 assists, 9 turnovers
Central Lyon: 18-40 FG (45.0%), 4-13 3P (30.8%), 17-22 FT (77.3%), 31 rebounds (6 offensive), 11 assists, 14 turnovers
MVP: 2023
Andrew Austin
Andrew
Austin
6'6" | PF
Central Lyon | 2023
State
IA
(Central Lyon) — 8 points (3-5 FG, 0-1 3P, 2-2 FT), 9 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 block
The 6-5 junior forward set the tone early by helping the Lions control the glass against the bigger Eagles. He’s a physical presence in the paint who finishes well around the bucket and can effectively defend a few different spots on the floor with his athleticism.
2A Semifinal: #2 Rock Valley 60, #6 Monticello 44
Over the course of 32 minutes, Rock Valley’s athleticism edge was going to come to the forefront, and it did just that in the Rockets 60-44 win over sixth-seed Monticello on Thursday afternoon, setting up an all-Siouxland Conference championship game in Class 2A tomorrow afternoon.
Monticello, a considerate underdog in this matchup, came out with a deliberate approach, patiently working the ball around to try and find good looks while working the clock. It helped them hang with the superior athleticism of the Rockets early, but Rock Valley took over in the second half, using an 18-8 third quarter to blow the game open and cruise into the championship game.
Rock Valley (21-5) had an extremely balanced offensive attack led by
Bryson Van Grootheest
Bryson
Van Grootheest
6'0" | CG
Rock Valley | 2022
State
IA
, who had a game-high 17 points and 5 assists.
Sam Remmerde
Sam
Remmerde
6'3" | PF
Rock Valley | 2022
State
IA
had 14 points, 7 rebounds, and 5 blocks, and
Landyn Van Kekerix
Landyn
Van Kekerix
5'11" | SG
Rock Valley | 2022
State
IA
chipped in 11 points in the win. All five Rockets starters scored at least seven points. This will be the Rockets’ sixth state championship game appearance.
Monticello’s season ends with a 22-4 record and the school’s first state tournament win in 62 years. They were led by
Preston Ries
Preston
Ries
6'1" | SF
Monticello | 2024
State
IA
who had 15 points and 7 rebounds, while
Tate Petersen
Tate
Petersen
6'1" | PG
Monticello | 2023
State
IA
added 12. The Panthers will bring back three starters, including stars
Tate Petersen
Tate
Petersen
6'1" | PG
Monticello | 2023
State
IA
and
Preston Ries
Preston
Ries
6'1" | SF
Monticello | 2024
State
IA
, and should be in contention again in Class 2A next season.
| Team | 1Q | 2Q | 3Q | 4Q | F |
| Monticello | 9 | 10 | 8 | 17 | 44 |
| Rock Valley | 10 | 16 | 18 | 16 | 60 |
Monticello:
Preston Ries
Preston
Ries
6'1" | SF
Monticello | 2024
State
IA
15,
Tate Petersen
Tate
Petersen
6'1" | PG
Monticello | 2023
State
IA
12, Peyton Schilling 6, Trey Kuper 6, Lucas Bartachek 3, Grant Hospodarsky 2
Rock Valley:
Bryson Van Grootheest
Bryson
Van Grootheest
6'0" | CG
Rock Valley | 2022
State
IA
17,
Sam Remmerde
Sam
Remmerde
6'3" | PF
Rock Valley | 2022
State
IA
14,
Landyn Van Kekerix
Landyn
Van Kekerix
5'11" | SG
Rock Valley | 2022
State
IA
11, Dawson Van Beek 8, Caleb Kats 7, Daniel Villalobos 3
Team stats
Monticello: 14-34 FG (41.2%), 6-17 3P (35.3%), 10-13 FT (76.9%), 22 rebounds (7 offensive), 6 assists, 17 turnovers
Rock Valley: 23-46 FG (50.0%), 5-13 3P (38.5%), 9-15 FT (60.0%), 26 rebounds (11 offensive), 11 assists, 9 turnovers
MVP: 2022
Bryson Van Grootheest
Bryson
Van Grootheest
6'0" | CG
Rock Valley | 2022
State
IA
(Rock Valley) — 17 points (7-11 FG, 1-4 3P, 2-2 FT), 1 rebound, 5 assists, 4 steals
Van Grootheest was simply an impossible matchup for Monticello with his blend of size, speed, and talent. He was able to get to the rim at will and either score or find open teammates, and he made a major impact on the defensive end with 4 steals.
3A Semifinal: #1 Dallas Center-Grimes 63, #4 Winterset 46
Top-seeded Dallas Center-Grimes took an early shot from fourth-seeded Winterset and then dominated the second half en route to a 63-46 win on Thursday afternoon, advancing to the Class 3A state championship game tomorrow evening.
It was an ideal start for Winterset, getting out to a 6-0 lead just over a minute into the game, using their quickness to force turnovers and push the tempo early. They built a lead as large as eight points, 15-7, midway through the quarter before the Mustangs went on a 9-0 run to take a 16-15 lead early in the second quarter. The teams went back-and-forth for the remainder of the half and went into the break tied at 27, with Winterset spurred by 10 fast-break points.
Out of the half Dallas Center-Grimes buried back-to-back 3-pointers to give them a six-point lead and Winterset started to take some ill-advised quick shots while DCG worked the ball around and got excellent looks from the arc. The Mustangs made five 3-pointers in the quarter, winning the period 18-6 and taking a 12-point lead into the final period. The deficit just kept growing in the fourth quarter, as the dominant defense and efficient offense of DCG wore them down.
Dallas Center-Grimes (21-5) was led by
Jackson Jones
Jackson
Jones
6'3" | SG
Dallas Center Grimes | 2022
IA
who had 19 points and continued his stellar play this week, knocking down 4-8 from behind the arc.
Cole Glasgow
Cole
Glasgow
6'3" | SG
Dallas Center-Grimes | 2022
State
IA
had 13 points, 8 rebounds, and 5 assists, and
Bo Huston
Bo
Huston
5'10" | SG
Dallas Center-Grimes | 2022
State
IA
added 9 points. Both Glasgow and Huston suffered injuries in the quarterfinals that had their status questionable heading into this semifinal, but both appeared to be healthy and played at a high level.
Winterset’s season ends with a 20-6 record. The Huskies were led by
Levi Gurwell
Levi
Gurwell
6'0" | SG
Winterset | 2022
State
IA
who had 19 points.
Charlie McDonald
Charlie
McDonald
6'2" | SF
Winterset | 2023
State
IA
had 10 and
Brayden Dinkla
Brayden
Dinkla
6'0" | PG
Winterset | 2023
State
IA
added 9 points in the loss.
| Team | 1Q | 2Q | 3Q | 4Q | F |
| Winterset | 15 | 12 | 6 | 13 | 46 |
| Dallas Center-Grimes | 11 | 16 | 18 | 18 | 63 |
Winterset:
Levi Gurwell
Levi
Gurwell
6'0" | SG
Winterset | 2022
State
IA
17,
Charlie McDonald
Charlie
McDonald
6'2" | SF
Winterset | 2023
State
IA
10,
Brayden Dinkla
Brayden
Dinkla
6'0" | PG
Winterset | 2023
State
IA
9,
Dawson Forgy
Dawson
Forgy
5'11" | PG
Winterset | 2022
State
IA
6,
Nathan Avery
Nathan
Avery
6'3" | SF
Winterset | 2022
State
IA
2, Hudson Wilmes 2
Dallas Center-Grimes:
Jackson Jones
Jackson
Jones
6'3" | SG
Dallas Center Grimes | 2022
IA
19,
Cole Glasgow
Cole
Glasgow
6'3" | SG
Dallas Center-Grimes | 2022
State
IA
13,
Bo Huston
Bo
Huston
5'10" | SG
Dallas Center-Grimes | 2022
State
IA
9, Trevor Hamil 7, Tyler Baliff 6, Blake Perrin 5, Troy Petizman 3,
Jacob Runyan
Jacob
Runyan
5'9" | PG
Dallas Center-Grimes | 2022
State
IA
1
Team stats
Winterset: 18-56 FG (32.1%), 4-25 3P (16.0%), 6-9 FT (66.7%), 29 rebounds (13 offensive), 9 assists, 8 turnovers
Dallas Center-Grimes: 21-44 FG (47.7%), 7-20 3P (35.0%), 14-23 FT (60.9%), 39 rebounds (13 offensive), 16 assists, 11 turnovers
MVP: 2022
Cole Glasgow
Cole
Glasgow
6'3" | SG
Dallas Center-Grimes | 2022
State
IA
(Dallas Center-Grimes) — 13 points (6-12 FG, 1-2 FT), 8 rebounds, 5 assists, 1 steal
Glasgow appeared to suffer a significant injury in the quarterfinals but played really well in this one, operating out of the mid-post as both a scorer and facilitator. The athletic guard got off to a quick start and then the Mustangs were able to get him some rest after they built up their substantial lead.
3A Semifinal: #7 Central DeWitt 70, #3 Assumption 46
After splitting a pair of highly competitive games in the regular season, seventh-seeded Central DeWitt ensured there would be no drama in the rubber match, rolling past third-seeded Assumption, 70-46, to advance to tomorrow night’s Class 3A championship game.
The Sabers scored the first 10 points of the game and never looked back as the last time the Knights got within single digits was with 3:17 remaining in the first quarter. The Sabers came out of a ton of energy on both ends of the floor and Assumption had no answer for their star tandem of big man
Shawn Gilbert
Shawn
Gilbert
6'7" | PF
Central DeWitt | 2022
State
IA
and guard
Gibson McEwen
Gibson
McEwen
6'1" | SG
Central DeWitt | 2022
State
IA
, who combined for 27 first half points while building a 32-15 halftime lead.
Central DeWitt (20-6) will play in their third state championship game. The Sabers were led by
Shawn Gilbert
Shawn
Gilbert
6'7" | PF
Central DeWitt | 2022
State
IA
, who was absolutely dominant in finishing with 32 points on 11-14 shooting. He suffered a knee injury on Tuesday in the quarterfinals but didn’t appear to be bothered by the knee at all in this one.
Gibson McEwen
Gibson
McEwen
6'1" | SG
Central DeWitt | 2022
State
IA
had 16 points in the blowout win. The Sabers shot 71.9% from the floor in the win.
Assumption’s season ends with a 20-6 record and their second straight semifinal appearance. The Knights were led by
Noah Mack
Noah
Mack
6'0" | SG
Assumption | 2022
State
IA
who had 13 points.
| Team | 1Q | 2Q | 3Q | 4Q | F |
| Central DeWitt | 17 | 15 | 17 | 21 | 70 |
| Assumption | 4 | 11 | 13 | 18 | 46 |
Central DeWitt:
Shawn Gilbert
Shawn
Gilbert
6'7" | PF
Central DeWitt | 2022
State
IA
32,
Gibson McEwen
Gibson
McEwen
6'1" | SG
Central DeWitt | 2022
State
IA
16, Ryan Watters 7, Paul Kuehn 5, Gus Pickup 4,
Matthew Watters
Matthew
Watters
6'2" | SF
Central DeWitt | 2023
State
IA
2, Lucas Burmeister 2, Michael Schneider 2
Assumption:
Noah Mack
Noah
Mack
6'0" | SG
Assumption | 2022
State
IA
13, Reese Harris 7,
JJ Stratman
JJ
Stratman
6'2" | SG
Assumption | 2022
State
IA
6, Ivan Prug 6, Luke Klostermann 4, Jay Costello 3, Rico Byrd 2, Alex Milton 2, Nick Curoe 2, Shawn Kopp
Team stats
Central DeWitt: 23-32 FG (71.9%), 4-9 3P (44.4%), 20-28 FT (71.4%), 26 rebounds (4 offensive), 16 assists, 11 turnovers
Assumption: 17-48 FG (35.4%), 5-22 3P (22.7%), 7-10 FT (70.0%), 21 rebounds (10 offensive), 8 assists, 9 turnovers
MVP: 2022
Shawn Gilbert
Shawn
Gilbert
6'7" | PF
Central DeWitt | 2022
State
IA
(Central DeWitt) — 32 points (11-14 FG, 1-2 3P, 9-11 FT), 5 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 blocks
It was a legitimate question whether or not Gilbert was going to play in this semifinal after the knee injury he sustained in the quarterfinals, but he not only played, he dominated. Assumption simply had no answer for him as he racked up 32 points on highly efficient shooting. He showed off his great hands, footwork, and touch, as well as a bit of a face-up game, knocking down a 3 and a nice mid-range jumper.
4A Semifinal: #1 Ames 62, #4 Kennedy 43
These teams met at the beginning of the year, a 62-46 Ames win in which they used a 23-2 third quarter to blow things open. The Little Cyclones had a more sustained dominant effort in this one, advancing to the Class 4A championship game with a 62-43 win over fourth-seeded Kennedy.
After a strong first six minutes from both teams, Ames went on a 12-0 run to grab a 22-8 lead and never looked back, with their advantage never getting back within single digits for the final 21:43 of the game.
With length and athleticism from every position on the floor, the Little Cyclones overwhelmed Kennedy on the defensive end and were incredibly efficient offensively, dominating the painted area on both ends of the floor and ensuring that Kennedy had no space to breathe. They blocked 5 shots in the game and held Kennedy to just 35.4% shooting while shooting 60% themselves.
Ames (22-3) was led by
Trevion Labeaux
Trevion
Labeaux
6'3" | SF
Ames | 2022
State
IA
who had 18 points and 7 rebounds.
Tamin Lipsey
Tamin
Lipsey
6'1" | PG
Ames | 2022
State
#163
Nation
IA
had 15 points and
Lucas Lueth
Lucas
Lueth
6'6" | SF
Ames | 2023
State
IA
added 12.
Kennedy’s season ends with a 21-4 record and the school’s 16th state tournament appearance. They were led by
Jackson Bowman
Jackson
Bowman
6'7" | PF
Kennedy | 2022
State
IA
who had 13 points.
Kenzie Reed
Kenzie
Reed
5'11" | PG
Kennedy | 2023
State
IA
added 12. The Cougars return their top two scorers in Dolphin and Reed, and bring back key bench piece
Cyrus Courtney
Cyrus
Courtney
6'1" | SG
Kennedy | 2024
State
IA
while adding a number of pieces from a sophomore team that went undefeated this season. They should be considered one of the top teams in 4A heading into next season.
| Team | 1Q | 2Q | 3Q | 4Q | F |
| Kennedy | 8 | 10 | 8 | 17 | 43 |
| Ames | 14 | 17 | 14 | 17 | 62 |
Kennedy:
Jackson Bowman
Jackson
Bowman
6'7" | PF
Kennedy | 2022
State
IA
13,
Kenzie Reed
Kenzie
Reed
5'11" | PG
Kennedy | 2023
State
IA
12,
Colby Dolphin
Colby
Dolphin
5'10" | PG
Kennedy | 2023
State
IA
5,
Carson Blietz
Carson
Blietz
5'11" | SG
Cedar Rapids Kennedy | 2022
State
IA
4,
Craig Mills
Craig
Mills
6'5" | PF
Kennedy | 2022
State
IA
4,
Cyrus Courtney
Cyrus
Courtney
6'1" | SG
Kennedy | 2024
State
IA
3, Carter Newhouse 2
Ames:
Trevion Labeaux
Trevion
Labeaux
6'3" | SF
Ames | 2022
State
IA
18,
Tamin Lipsey
Tamin
Lipsey
6'1" | PG
Ames | 2022
State
#163
Nation
IA
15,
Lucas Lueth
Lucas
Lueth
6'6" | SF
Ames | 2023
State
IA
12, Jack Wynter 9,
Corey Phillips
Corey
Phillips
6'5" | PF
Ames | 2022
State
IA
6, Devin Settle 2
Team stats
Kennedy: 17-48 FG (35.4%), 5-20 3P (25.0%), 4-7 FT (57.1%), 17 rebounds (6 offensive), 8 assists, 11 turnovers
Ames: 24-40 FG (60.0%), 3-11 3P (27.3%), 11-17 FT (64.7%), 36 rebounds (9 offensive), 14 assists, 18 turnovers
MVP: 2022
Trevion Labeaux
Trevion
Labeaux
6'3" | SF
Ames | 2022
State
IA
(Ames) — 18 points (9-11 FG), 7 rebounds, 1 assist
LaBeaux and Corey Phillips Corey Phillips 6'5" | PF Ames | 2022 State IA set the tone early in this one, dominating the painted area on both ends of the floor. A bouncy 6-5 athlete, he finishes extremely well around the rim, provides versatility on the defensive end, and has one of the fastest second jumps I’ve seen. He opened the second half with a pair of drives to the rim, showing his ability to take defenders off the dribble and get to the bucket.
4A Semifinal: #3 Johnston 61, #7 Prairie 57 (OT)
These two teams met early in the regular season, a thrilling 64-61 Prairie win, so you knew that they would deliver another great one with a trip to the 4A championship game on the line and they delivered. Third-seed Johnston outlasted seventh-seed Prairie, 61-57 in overtime, to set up an all-CIML 4A championship game tomorrow night.
Neither team had a lead of larger than two possessions at any point in the game, with Johnston holding a 14-13 edge after the first quarter and the teams tied at 21 heading into the half. Johnston opened the second half on a 7-1 run to take their six-point lead, 28-22, and they led by four, 38-34, after three quarters.
With a hobbled
Steven Kramer
Steven
Kramer
6'5" | SG
Johnston | 2022
State
IA
, Johnston struggled to get much offense going in the fourth quarter. Starting with 2:44 left in the game, Prairie went on a 6-0 run to take a 47-44 lead after Dionte Fliss made a pair of free throws with 1:33 to play. On the ensuing possession,
Trey Lewis
Trey
Lewis
5'10" | PG
Johnston | 2022
State
IA
got to the rim but missed his layup, the Dragons got the offensive rebound and
Masen Ryan
Masen
Ryan
6'3" | SF
Johnston | 2022
State
IA
buried a 3 to tie the game at 47 with 1:20 left. Rather than holding for one shot, Prairie missed a 3 with 50 seconds to play. Johnston held for one but wasn’t able to get a shot off, sending the game into overtime.
In the extra period, Ryan again hit a big 3-pointer to open the scoring. Everett Koch matched his 3, then Lewis got to the rim on back-to-back possessions, one with a foul included, to give Johnston a 5-point lead. Prairie answered with four straight to cut it back down to 55-54, but Johnston junior forward Samuel Tornabane hit five out of six free throws down the stretch to ice away the win.
Johnston (21-3) will play for the Class 4A championship for the second consecutive season after falling short against Waukee last year. The Dragons were led by
Masen Ryan
Masen
Ryan
6'3" | SF
Johnston | 2022
State
IA
who had 18 points on 6-8 shooting (5-6 3P).
Trey Lewis
Trey
Lewis
5'10" | PG
Johnston | 2022
State
IA
had 17 points and 5 assists, and Samuel Tornabane added 15 points off the bench.
Prairie’s season ends with an 18-7 record and the school’s first state tournament appearance since 1998. The Hawks were led by
Gabe Burkle
Gabe
Burkle
6'7" | PF
Prairie | 2022
State
IA
who had 14 points.
Elijah Ward
Elijah
Ward
6'2" | CG
Prairie | 2022
State
IA
had 13 points on 5-6 shooting (3-4 3P) off the bench, and
Jack Wagemester
Jack
Wagemester
6'1" | SG
Prairie | 2023
State
IA
added 10 points in the loss.
| Team | 1Q | 2Q | 3Q | 4Q | OT | F |
| Prairie | 13 | 8 | 13 | 13 | 10 | 57 |
| Johnston | 14 | 7 | 17 | 9 | 14 | 61 |
Prairie:
Gabe Burkle
Gabe
Burkle
6'7" | PF
Prairie | 2022
State
IA
14,
Elijah Ward
Elijah
Ward
6'2" | CG
Prairie | 2022
State
IA
13,
Jack Wagemester
Jack
Wagemester
6'1" | SG
Prairie | 2023
State
IA
10,
Jake Walter
Jake
Walter
5'10" | CG
Prairie | 2022
State
IA
6, Everett Koch 5,
Makelle Taylor
Makelle
Taylor
5'11" | PG
Prairie | 2023
State
IA
1
Johnston:
Masen Ryan
Masen
Ryan
6'3" | SF
Johnston | 2022
State
IA
18,
Trey Lewis
Trey
Lewis
5'10" | PG
Johnston | 2022
State
IA
17, Samuel Tornabane 15,
Steven Kramer
Steven
Kramer
6'5" | SG
Johnston | 2022
State
IA
8,
Nathan Ruisch
Nathan
Ruisch
6'4" | SF
Johnston | 2023
State
IA
3
Team stats
Prairie: 20-40 FG (50.0%), 8-17 3P (47.1%), 9-11 FT (81.8%), 26 rebounds (2 offensive), 11 assists, 19 turnovers
Johnston: 17-39 FG (43.6%), 9-24 3P (37.5%), 18-27 FT (66.7%), 21 rebounds (3 offensive), 11 assists, 12 turnovers
MVP: 2022
Masen Ryan
Masen
Ryan
6'3" | SF
Johnston | 2022
State
IA
(Johnston) — 18 points (6-8 FG, 5-6 3P, 1-2 FT), 1 rebound, 1 assist, 2 steals
A 6-0 sharpshooting guard, Ryan was stellar in the Dragons semifinal win, burying five 3-pointers, including the biggest one of the night when he tied the game with 1:20 left. He moves really well off the ball and has a lightning-quick release off the catch.
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