Prep Network District 10 All District Team

District 10 proved again why it is one of the best basketball districts in the state. Here are 5 players that made the Prep Network All-District team.    [player_tooltip player_id='2466501' first='Nando' last='Mirarchi'] has earned his spot on the Prep Network District 10 All-District team. He is quicker and more athletic than he first appears — Mirarchi's agility and speed help him thrive on fast breaks, where his court vision and passing almost guarantee points for his team. He makes sound decisions when the ball is in his hands, knowing when to distribute and when to drive. Mirarchi's unselfish, team-first approach and leadership qualities have been instrumental in Cathedral Prep's success. Mirarchi has impacted all facets of the game. Colleges can't go wrong by extending an offer, his work ethic and basketball IQ almost guarantee that they will have a player in Mirarchi.     As the Bulldogs' top scorer, [player_tooltip player_id='1204044' first='Jack' last='Burchard'] was instrumental in positioning Meadville among the elite 5A teams in Western Pennsylvania. Throughout the season, he showed his ability to score from various spots on the floor. His leadership on the court was characterized by his fearless approach, making crucial plays in pivotal moments and drawing fouls due to his aggressive drives to the basket. Defenders found it challenging to contain him, as any lapse in coverage can result in him capitalizing from long range. Burchard's all-around game, coupled with his mental toughness and ability to perform under pressure, was a driving force behind Meadville's successful season. While he has not signed to play college ball yet, Burchard would be a great pick-up for any DIII school in the area.     [player_tooltip player_id='1204043' first='Kamden' last='Kramer'] was one of the top shooters in District 10 and a formidable offensive threat. But he was more than just a shooter — he could also finish at the rim through contact. His fearless approach in attacking the basket often resulted in drawing fouls. He was always smart with the ball and one of the main reasons McDowell rarely turned the ball over. A significant milestone in Kramer's career came when he surpassed the 1,000-point mark during a standout 33-point performance against Erie High School. Beyond individual accolades, Kramer's natural leadership was instrumental in McDowell's success.     [player_tooltip player_id='2624994' first='Avery' last='Collins'] was the driving force for his team, showcasing a versatile scoring ability that has made him one of the standout players in the district. Collins' offensive repertoire is diverse. His skill in the midrange keeps defenders on their heels. Collins is a reliable free-throw shooter. He reached the 1,000-point milestone earlier this season. His best game of the season may have been a notable 42-point performance and in the District 10 Class 1A championship game against Youngsville, Collins led all scorers with 26 points. He boasts excellent ball-handling skills and a high basketball IQ. His ability to move without the ball and find open spaces speaks to his understanding of the game.     [player_tooltip player_id='2427346' first='Ahmari' last='Horton'], a 6'1" shooting guard from Cathedral Prep made a significant impact during his sophomore season. Horton emerged as a formidable scoring threat from all areas of the court. His shooting was a cornerstone of his game. He knows how to position himself to get open looks, and his quick catch-and-release would often catch defenders off-guard. Horton displayed craftiness with the ball and excellent body control. Horton's contributions were particularly notable during Cathedral Prep's playoff run and his consistent performances were instrumental in Cathedral Prep's advancement to the state quarterfinals.

District 10 proved again why it is one of the best basketball districts in the state. Here are 5 players that made the Prep Network All-District team.