The 2023 APS Metro Basketball Tournament lived up to the hype again this year. The tournament concluded with the Volcano Vista Hawks winning their second straight Metro Championship with a 69-66 victory vs Sandia. Throughout the tournament, there was high…
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Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log inThe 2023 APS Metro Basketball Tournament lived up to the hype again this year. The tournament concluded with the Volcano Vista Hawks winning their second straight Metro Championship with a 69-66 victory vs Sandia. Throughout the tournament, there was high level play from players and teams all over the community. This article will break down the best players from this year’s Metro Tournament with three teams consisting of two guard, two forwards and one center.
First Team All-Metro Tournament Team
Position | Player Name | Description |
Guard |
Shane Douma-Sanchez
![]() | Led the Metro Tournament in scoring averaging 40.2 points per game highlighted by a 60-point game vs Eldorado in the First Round. |
Guard |
Andrew Hill
![]() | Led the Sandia Matadors to the Metro Championship Game. Led the team in scoring averaging 19.2 points per game throughout the tournament. |
Forward |
Elijah Brody
![]() | Averaged 19.5 points per game as the Mustangs leading scorer in the tournament. Helped West Mesa reach the Final Four in the Metro Tournament. |
Forward |
Kenyon Aguino
![]() | Averaged a double-double of 19.0 points per game and 10.2 rebounds per game throughout the tournament. Led Volcano Vista to their second straight Metro Title while being selected as the Championship Game MVP. |
Center |
Sean Alter
![]() | Recorded two double-double during the tournament. Player of the game in first round matchup vs Albuquerque. Played huge role in the Hawks winning another Metro Title. |
Second Team All-Metro Tournament Team
Position | Player Name | Description |
Guard |
Anthony Gonzales
![]() | Was the Hawks second leading scorer in the Metro Tournament. Was the player of the game in the Semis vs West Mesa. Led team in assists and played a crucial role in Volcano Vista winning another Metro Title. |
Guard |
Caileb Parham
![]() | Led Eldorado to the Metro Quarterfinals. He was top five in scoring in terms of points per game in the Metro Tournament. Scored the third most points (37) in a game in this years tournament vs Del Norte in the First Round. |
Forward | Michael Mackey (Hobbs) | Scored the second most points (43) in a game in this year Metro Tournament vs West Mesa in the First Round. Was only behind
Shane Douma-Sanchez
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Forward |
Nic Trujillo
![]() | Was Cleveland’s most all-around player while dealing with team injuries. Still managed to lead Cleveland to the Metro Semifinals for the 4th time in 5 years. Was the glue that held the team together, |
Center | Torrance Burdex (West Mesa) | Arguably the Mustangs second best player during their final four run in this years Metro Tournament. One of the Mustangs top three scorers and led them in rebounding. |
Third Team All-Metro Tournament Team
Position | Player Name | Description |
Guard |
Ely Lovato
![]() | Player of the game in the semifinals. The Matadors second leading scorer throughout the tournament and reached the Metro Final. |
Guard |
Latavious Morris
![]() | Led Atrisco Heritage to a 3-1 record in the Metro Tournament. Led AHA in scoring in every game in the Metro Tournament. Scored 20+ in three of the four games and averaged 20.5 points per game. Was top five in points per game in the tournament. |
Forward |
Jett Wyckoff
![]() | Averaged 21.2 points per game and 8.7 rebounds per game during the Metro Tournament. Was fourth in scoring and recorded two double-doubles. Led team in scoring and rebounding. |
Forward |
Lamarion Coleman
![]() | Led the Sandia Matadors in rebounding and recorded one double-double in this years Metro Tournament. Was a huge key in Sandia reaching the Metro Final. |
Center |
Antonio Ortiz
![]() | Led AHA in rebounding and blocked shots. Went 3-1 during the Metro Tournament. |