Woolverton put together a strong junior season for Valley and saved some of his best basketball for the stretch run. He finished the year with seven consecutive double digit scoring performances, highlighted by a season high 30-point outing that showcased his offensive capabilities. Averaging 14.2 points, 4.2 rebounds and 3 assists per game, Wolverton proved to be a key piece for his team on a nightly basis. His development as a playmaker and facilitator stood out, as he consistently created opportunities for teammates while making smart decisions with the ball. As his all around game continues to expand, Woolverton’s ability to impact the game in multiple ways makes him one of the more intriguing players to watch heading into his senior season at Valley

Valley has struggled to get its footing this season, but looks to turn that around once they get into league play. Their best player has been junior guard Maddox. Maddox has had the ball in his hands aplenty and has been tasked with being the scorer for the team. He’s seeing so many looks for opposing teams, handling pressures and doubles at times, and still able to contribute. On the season, he’s averaging 13.6 points a game. He’s setting up teammates for open looks and is a force defensively. He’s entering the rankings for the first time, and we’d love to see him get out to more to prove he belongs.