Regis has been knocking on the door of a state title for the last decade & if this is to be the year, Koehnke will be the one leading the charge. A solid floor general who runs the Regis offense at a high level. He has also shown the ability to knock down perimeter shots.

Listed as one of the smallest players at the event at 5-foot-8, Koehnke knew his physical limitations and didn’t try to do too much. Excelled as a spot-up shooter and looked to play team basketball, making the extra pass to keep the offense moving and putting in great effort on the defensive end. The Regis senior has a high basketball IQ as a coach’s son and kept turnovers to a minimum.

Smaller guard who did a good job staying active off the ball, getting behind the defense in transition, making good cuts, and floating around the perimeter. That movement led to him sinking a game-winner from the corner as the buzzer sounded in one game. He was also pretty solid on the defensive end, cutting off drives both on the ball and slipping off his man to help close down lanes.