Centennial Leagues Best Player Over The Last Month

The Centennial League Tournament wraps up today, but the path to this moment has been anything but ordinary. For the past week we've seen tight finishes, statement wins and stars rising when the lights burned brightest. For the last month, certain players haven't just shown up but they've taken over. They've carried the scoring load, locked down defensively, hit the clutch shots and refused to let their seasons end.    Johnson has been on an absolute tear, and that surge has powered Cherry Creek's recent run. The sophomore guard has scored in double figures in 10 straight games, setting the tone offensively while leading his team to six consecutive wins. He's not just filling it up but he's creating for others, reading defenses with sharp vision and delivering timely assists. On the other end his on ball defense has been relentless, disrupting opposing guards and igniting transition chances. When the game tightens, Johnson settles his team, controls the tempo and makes winning plays     Sevy has been a force for Grandview, putting together six straight double digit performances, including three games over 20 points and a dominant 22-12 double double. He controls the paint, establishes deep position and finishes strong through contact, doing most of his damage on the block. Defenses have struggled to keep him off the glass and out of scoring spots. He's more than just an interior presence as Sevy can step out and knock down shots at all three levels, making him a matchup nightmare every night     Lewis has elevated his game at the right time for Mullen during the Centennial League Tournament, playing some of his best basketball of the season. He's coming off a 15 point outing followed by a season high 19 point performance, showing confidence and rhythm offensively. He's competing hard on the defensive end, taking pride in matchups and making plays that don't always show up in the box score. From beyond the arc he's been a real threat, stretching defenses and knocking down timely shots when his team needs them most     Mitchell has been steady and impactful for Cherokee Trail, putting up 23 and 13 points in his last two outings while extending his streak to five straight games in double figures. He's not just scoring but he's playing complete, all around basketball. Mitchell is getting teammates involved, making the extra pass and reading the floor with confidence. Defensively he's setting the tone with his energy and intensity, taking on tough assignments and competing every possession. His consistency and leadership have been a major reason for Cherokee Trail's recent success     Eason has stepped up in a big way for Overland, flashing the scoring potential that makes him so dangerous. Four of his last five games have been in double figures, and he's coming off a season high 18 point performance that showed his growing confidence. He plays quick and smart, attacking gaps and getting downhill with purpose. Defenders can't sag off either because he's more than capable of burying the three. As his rhythm continues to build, Eason is becoming a reliable offensive spark for Overland     Manns-Davis has been the engine for Eaglecrest, consistently scoring in double figures while stuffing the stat sheet across the board. He plays with a burst that's tough for defenders to contain, yet somehow controls the pace and keeps the game on his terms. He attacks with smart angles, gets into the paint and finishes confidently at the rim. On the other end his length and long arms disrupt passing lanes and contest shots, making him just as impactful defensively as he is on offense

The Centennial League Tournament wraps up today, but the path to this moment has been anything but ordinary. For the past week we've seen tight finishes, statement wins and stars rising when the lights burned brightest. For the last month, certain players haven't just shown up but they've taken over. They've carried the scoring load, locked down defensively, hit the clutch shots and refused to let their seasons end.