GHSA Class 6A First Team All-State

Electric with the ball in his hands, [player_tooltip player_id='2245699' first='Zyree' last='Brown'] is the engine that kept Pebblebrook humming. A downhill blur, he lives in the paint where his burst and body control separate him from defenders. Brown has a tight handle and fluid decision-making, turning chaos into controlled offense. He's at his best collapsing defenses and spraying out to shooters, but don't mistake him for pass-first only—he can heat up and score in bunches. His competitive edge pops on both ends; he takes tough assignments defensively and plays with an edge that fuels his team. When the game speeds up, Brown somehow looks more comfortable. Big-game guard that sets the tone.     One of the most polished guards in the state, [player_tooltip player_id='2075194' first='Kevin' last='Savage'] III blends pace, skill and poise at a high level. He never looks rushed. Savage operates with a veteran's feel, picking his spots in the mid-range and beyond the arc while keeping the offense organized. His jumper is clean and repeatable, especially off the catch, but what separates him is his decision-making—rarely forces bad shots and consistently makes the right read. He's added strength and it shows when finishing through contact. Defensively, he's engaged and understands positioning. A winning guard who impacts the game without needing to dominate the ball every possession. High Major programs are seeking his services.     Long, athletic and versatile, [player_tooltip player_id='2746184' first='Chase' last='Lumpkin'] checks a lot of boxes for the next level. He thrives in transition where his stride and explosiveness shine, but his half-court game has taken a noticeable step forward. A professional scorer, Lumpkin is a deadly shooter particularly from deep, and his ability to attack closeouts makes him tough to guard. He rebounds well for a guard and can guard multiple positions thanks to his length. When he's locked in, he changes the game on both ends with his activity and athleticism.     A tough guard with electric athleticism who embraces contact, MJ Curry brings a blue-collar scoring mentality to the backcourt. He's strong with the ball and gets downhill with purpose, finishing through traffic and living at the free throw line. Curry's mid-range game is a weapon and he's capable of stretching the floor when his feet are set. He competes defensively and isn't afraid of big moments—plays with a chip on his shoulder. Fills out the box score with his production on both ends. Terrific length and next-level stardom.     Grown-man physicality with a dominant streak. A high-motor wing with size and versatility, the UConn-signee does a little bit of everything. He's a glue guy who fills gaps—rebounding, defending, running the floor and knocking down open shots. Landrew's length allows him to guard multiple positions, and he embraces that role. Offensively, he's efficient, thriving as a cutter and playing bully-ball downhill. Scores through contact with ease. A high-flyer with major efficiency.