March Madness: Championships Most Valuable Players

With a state championship on the line, in a must win game. Heart, effort, and determination in these players peaked in the perfect moment. showcasing elite skill and relentless drive making a strong case for MVP.    In the Division I non-select championship game, [player_tooltip player_id='2132747' first='Ian' last='Edmond'] scored 14 points for Zachary High School. He played a crucial role in the team's offensive success, making key plays when it mattered most. Zachary secured the state championship with a hard-fought 44-37 victory over Baton Rouge Central. Edmond's performance earned him the MVP honors for the game. His leadership and scoring ability helped Zachary maintain control in a tough defensive battle. Edmond's clutch plays in the final moments sealed the victory for the broncos and become champions again.     In the Division II Non-Select championship, [player_tooltip player_id='1330583' first='Zion' last='Weeks'] put on a dominant performance for Wossman. Weeks scored 24 points, grabbed seven rebounds, and dished out three assists. Showcasing his ability to score from all three levels with ease. Offensively, he made all the winning plays, controlling the tempo and delivering in clutch moments. His stellar performance led Wossman to a hard-fought 50-44 victory over Bossier. With the win, Weeks not only secured a state championship but also earned the MVP. Throughout the game Weeks, proving to be the difference-maker. His ability to rise to the occasion helped Wossman capture the title in style.     In the Division II Select Championship game, [player_tooltip player_id='1347267' first='Drew' last='Timmons'] delivered when it mattered most. Capping off his high school career with a state title and MVP. His offensive performance helped lead his team to a 59-55 victory over Archbishop Shaw. A team that had beaten them in their last two meetings. Timmons scored 22 points, shooting an efficient 10-of-16 from the field. In the final minutes he made key plays to seal the win. Including a crucial layup to put his team up by five. Timmons ability to score in the paint was a difference-maker down the stretch. With under a minute remaining in the game. He attacked the basket and finished strong getting fouled securing the lead. Timmons clutch performance ensured his team finished the season as champions.     In the Division III Non-Select championship. [player_tooltip player_id='1967568' first='Lavell' last='Lane'] led Richwood with 19 points and nine rebounds in a dominant win over Marksville. He controlled the glass, scoring on put-backs and finishing strong in the paint. Lane's athleticism was on full display as he played above the rim and threw down an emphatic dunk. His efforts made the game look effortless, as Richwood cruised to an 85-67 victory. With his outstanding performance, Lane earned State Championship an MVP honors.     In the Division III Select Championship game. [player_tooltip player_id='2883348' first='Curtis' last='McAllister'] made a huge impact on both ends of the court, leading his team to victory. His defensive presence was a game-changer, as he constantly disrupted Calvary Baptist's offense with his intensity and awareness. McAllister also delivered on the offensive end, finishing with 17 points and 9 rebounds. His all-around performance earned him MVP.

With a state championship on the line, in a must win game. Heart, effort, and determination in these players peaked in the perfect moment. showcasing elite skill and relentless drive making a strong case for MVP.