Awards Time: Unranked 1A All-state picks

<p>We’re wrapping up our look at all the unranked players who earned all-state honors from the past high school season. As is to be expected, there were more unranked 1A players to fly under the radar than at the higher ranks. But Prep Hoops never wants to overlook anyone. So here’s a quick shout out to some small-school ballers who deserve to be recognized for receiving all-state honors from KSHSAA and <em>Sports in Kansas:</em></p> <p>1A Div. I First Team Honorees:</p> <p><strong>Chance Hilger,</strong> 6-foot guard, 2022, Norwich – 1^st team Sports in Kansas, 2^nd team KSHSAA</p> <p>Hilger was the leader of a really good Eagle team that had its heart broken in a 45-43 loss to Solomon in the first round of state. But that doesn’t detract from the fine senior season by the versatile guard. He averaged 17 points and 9.5 boards in leading Norwich to a 22-1 record going into the tournament.</p> <p><strong>Brent Penner</strong>, 6-foot-3 forward, 2022, South Gray –1^st team Sports in Kansas, 3^rd team KSHSAA</p> <p>Penner has labored in the shadow of ultra-productive 2021 grad Aaron Skidmore and flashy 2022 guard [player_tooltip player_id="1195606" first="Brady" last="Deges"]. Add to that the lack of media and stats available from South Gray, and Penner has flown under the radar. But the senior averaged 17.7 points per game and had 31 more points in the three-game run at state.</p> <p>1A Div. II First Team Honorees:</p> <p><strong>Keegan Dimler</strong>, 6-foot-2 forward, 2022, Hanover –1^st team Sports in Kansas, 2^nd team KSHSAA</p> <p>Teammates Dimler and<strong> Philip Doebele</strong> have gone unranked because Hanover has been so balanced and deep. But there’s no question these guys are both ballers. Dimler is a long and productive forward who can handle the ball and has good vision to find teammates. He averaged 12.2 points and 4.3 assists as a senior. He blew up for 51 points in three games at the tournament.</p> <p><strong>Philip Doebele</strong>, 6-foot-4 forward, 2022, Hanover –1^st team Sports in Kansas</p> <p>Doebele is a powerful enforcer in the paint and is super efficient. He scores a lot on putbacks, as well as by overwhelming opponents close to the hoop. He averaged 8.7 boards and 2.8 blocks. No surprise that Doebele is a standout football player and thrower on the track team as well.</p> <p><strong>1A Div. I Second and Third Team Honorees:</strong></p> <p><strong>Elijah Delp</strong>, 2022, St. John – 2nd Team Sports in Kansas, 3^rd team KSHSAA</p> <p><strong>Camden Anderson</strong>, 2023, Troy – 2nd Team Sports in Kansas</p> <p><strong>Truman Bailey</strong>, 2022 Olpe – 2nd Team Sports in Kansas</p> <p><strong>Brock Keith</strong>, 2022, Meade – 2nd Team Sports in Kansas</p> <p><strong>Tyson Struber</strong>, 2022, Canton-Galva – 2nd Team Sports in Kansas</p> <p><strong>Kylan Cunningham</strong>, 2022, Lakeside-Downs – 2nd Team Sports in Kansas</p> <p><strong>Jonathan Hamel</strong>, 2024, Osborne – 3^rd team KSHSAA</p> <p><strong>1A Div. II Second and Third Team Honorees:</strong></p> <p><strong>Lincoln Shaffer</strong>, 2025, Tribune Greeley County – 2nd Team Sports in Kansas</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1350726" first="Titus" last="Sherer"]</strong>, 2023, Tribune Greeley County – 2nd Team Sports in Kansas</p> <p><strong>Isaac Detweiler</strong>, 2023, Axtell – 2nd Team Sports in Kansas</p> <p><strong>Braden Colglazier</strong>, 2022, Pawnee Heights – 2nd Team Sports in Kansas</p> <p><strong>Braden Henry</strong>, 2022, Wetmore – 2nd Team Sports in Kansas</p> <p><strong>Eric Loya</strong>, 2022, Northern Valley – 2nd Team Sports in Kansas</p> <p><strong>Tyson Bleumer</strong>, 2022, Ingalls – 2nd Team Sports in Kansas</p> <p><strong>Teagan Thompson</strong>, 2023, Caldwell – 2nd Team KSHSAA</p> <p><strong>Josh Hildebrand</strong>, 2023, Stafford – 3^rd Team KSHSAA</p>