Southwest Kansas All-League Risers
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We wrap up our look at guys across the state who earned all-league honors and should be ready for even more next year. We split Western Kansas into to articles. We follow the look at Northwest Kansas with a look…
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Continue ReadingWe wrap up our look at guys across the state who earned all-league honors and should be ready for even more next year.
We split Western Kansas into to articles. We follow the look at Northwest Kansas with a look to the Southwest.
Here are some Southwest Kansas returners who earned all-league honors last season but maybe didn’t receive the credit they deserve:
Great West Activities League:
Drayton Knoll, 6-foot-3 center, 2025, Holcomb – 2nd team
He may be only going into his junior year of high school, but Knoll is a grown man. He had some big scoring nights and was a routine candidate for a double-double. He is just too big and powerful for most high schoolers to match and he will only get better as he grows into his body.
Santa Fe Trail League:
Rylan Williams, 6-foot-2 forward, 2024, Rolla – 1st team
It was a tough season for Rolla, but Williams was a bright spot. The junior contributed 8 points and 5 rebounds. He battles in the paint at both ends and does a lot of dirty work.
Southern Plains-Iroquois Activities Association (SPIAA) League:
Dominic Martin Dominic Martin 6'0" | CG Lyndon | 2024 State KS , 6-foot guard, 2024, South Gray – 2nd team
A streaky shooter, Martin can get hot and go for numerous threes in a game. He averaged 12 points per game for a diverse team. Martin racked up 36 points in the state tournament as the Rebels took home the third place trophy in 1A Div. I.
Western Athletic League:
Tochi Okoro Tochi Okoro 6'4" | PF Dodge City | 2024 State KS , 6-foot-4 forward, 2024, Dodge City – 2nd team
An long, explosive athlete, Okoro brings to the court talents that make him a standout on the gridiron and on the track. Last season was a tough one on the court for the Demons, but they can build around Okoro, one of the top 2024s in the league, next season.
Hi-Plains League:
Colton Harbin Colton Harbin 6'2" | SG Wichita County | 2024 State KS , 6-foot-2 guard, 2024, Wichita County – 1st team
The 15-6 Indians were led by the versatile Harbin. He can heat up from deep, handle the ball and attack a defense. But perhaps best of all, he is a crafty ball hawk at the defensive end, producing 3 steals per game. The junior produced 14 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists.