Prep Hoops Missouri All-Freshman Team

<p>Prep Hoops Missouri presents its All-Freshmen Team for the Class of 2022 season.</p> <h3>The Starting Five </h3> <p>PJ Farmer (Charleston): A talented 6'1" combo guard who averaged 15 points a game to lead the Bluejays to the Class 3 state championship. He had a tremendous postseason run when he averaged 25 points a game during the state series. </p> <p>Aaron Rowe (Father Tolton): The talented 6'2" point guard took over the controls off an excellent Trailblazers team that advanced to the championship game of the Class 4 state tournament. He averaged 12 points a game and has already received Division I scholarship offers.</p> <p>Avian Webb (North Kansas City): An excellent young point guard who averaged 14 points a game to lead NKC to a 20-6 record. He had some big performances during the season, including a 33-point outburst against Class 6 Final Four participant Staley.</p> <p>Corbin Allen (Oak Park): A versatile 6'4 wing player who did a little bit of everything for the Northmen as a freshman. He averaged 14.9 points, 8.8 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 2.3 steals to lead Oak Park to a 16-10 season.</p> <p>Luke Walsh (Vianney): The 5'11" combo guard was one of the top perimeter shooters in the state, regardless of class. He averaged 15 points a game during the season while hitting a school record 102 3-pointers.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <h3>Best of the Rest</h3> <p>Kobe Anderson (Fort Zumwalt North): A 5'10" point guard who averaged nine points and nearly five assists a game.</p> <p>Myles Bachali (St. Joe Benton): A 6'2" wing who averaged 11 points, three rebounds and two assists a game.</p> <p>Tanner Baird (Forsyth): A 6'9" post player who became an impact player in the paint with his size.</p> <p>Brock Camp (Hickman): A physical 6'5" forward who can score inside and manhandle older players at times.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1375322" first="Gardner" last="Casey"] (Eldon): A smooth lefty guard with excellent 3-point shooting range.</p> <p>Zyree Collins (St. Mary's): A 5'10" guard who averaged 14 points a game.</p> <p>Dillon Duff (DeSmet): A 6'3" guard who became a key player for the Spartans with his perimeter shooting ability.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1422818" first="Keion" last="Epps"] (Springfield Central): A 5'9" point guard who did a nice job taking the controls off a young team.</p> <p>Caleb Estes (Oak Park): A 6'1" guard who averaged a team-high 15 points a game to lead a young team in scoring.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1424402" first="Clayton" last="Garrison"] (Chadwick): A 6'1" guard who was an impact player on a Class 1 district championship team.</p> <p>Will Geary (Valley Park): A 6'2 standout who averaged 22 points a game.</p> <p>Brenley Hagewood (Republic): A solid 6'0" guard who became an immediate impact player in the Tigers' backcourt.</p> <p>Jordan Martin (Jefferson City): A 6'3" forward who earned all-district honors after averaging 10 points a game.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1315419" first="Clayton" last="Parker"] (Montgomery County): A 6'5" forward with a versatile skill set. Helped lead MoCo to a district championship.</p> <p>Xander Salas (Green City): A 5'9" point guard who averaged nine points and three assists a game for a district championship team. </p> <p>Ramelo Smith (Raytown): A 5'9" point guard who averaged a team-high 11 points a game.</p> <p>Brandon Terrill (Slater): A 6'1" wing player who averaged 15 points a game. He can create his own shot very well.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1315429" first="Cody" last="Voysey"] (Strafford): A smooth young point guard who helped the Indians to a district championship </p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1306557" first="Tre" last="Williams"] (Vashon): A 6'0" guard who provided perimeter shooting for the Class 4 state champions.</p>