6 Players who had stellar seasons

With the state tournament beginning tomorrow, here are a handful of players in the state who had some standout seasons and helped their team in big ways.    Gunnar was the 2nd half of a dynamic guard combination for the Lyncs. They are a 1A favorite as we enter the state tourney and Dykstra is a big reason why. He is a lethal three point shooter, having legitimate range and a fast release. He can dribble the ball well and attacks the paint smoothly, having different ways to finish to get the bucket.     This fundamental guard excels with a relentless high motor, constantly pushing the pace and energizing his team on both ends of the court. His smooth scoring ability allows him to get buckets effortlessly, whether driving to the hoop or pulling up for jump shots. Defensively, he stands out by applying intense pressure, capable of picking up opponents full-court and disrupting their offensive flow. His combination of tenacious defense and offensive finesse makes him a standout player on any roster.     Matthew's progression this year was really fun to watch. He is a well rounded player, fighting hard every possession and being able to impact the game in multiple ways. He can shoot the ball well from deep and also has smooth mid-range shot. He rebounds good too, always fighting for loose balls and being physical in the paint.     This quick guard continues to elevate his game with each minute he spends on the court, showcasing impressive growth and confidence. His ball-handling skills are exceptional, allowing him to break down defenders effortlessly and create scoring opportunities. He attacks the rim with smooth precision, navigating through traffic with ease and finishing strong even through contact. As he gains more experience, his ability to control the game and make clutch plays only becomes more pronounced.     Turner showcases exceptional ball-handling skills, keeping the ball tight and secure, minimizing turnovers. His ability to get downhill effortlessly allows him to break through defenses, creating scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates. With ease, he generates separation from defenders, making him a constant offensive threat. His unique style and offensive prowess make him a standout player to watch in the coming seasons.     Alejandro is a quick guard that attacks down-hill smoothly. He is quick off the dribble, displaying an explosive first step when attacking. He can find open teammates easily as he keeps his head up to utilize his elite court vision. His patience pays off big time during the game, as lanes open up and he attacks quickly. If the defense collapses in, he finds his shooters on the outside.

With the state tournament beginning tomorrow, here are a handful of players in the state who had some standout seasons and helped their team in big ways.