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SHAHEE AURELUS
Meyers
Guard – Senior
Transferred from Stroudsburg as a junior and became an immediate factor. … Selected Division III co-MVP. … Tied for Division III scoring championship, averaging 18.1 points. … Had the ability to score inside or outside. … Shot 80 percent from the foul line. … Excelled as a ballhandler, averaging 5.9 assists. …. Grabbed 3.8 rebounds per game.
AUSTIN YANORA
Tunkhannock
Guard – Senior
Two-time All-WVC selection who connected on 65 3-pointers and averaged 19 points. … Shot 85 percent from the foul line, and averaged 4.5 assists, 3.8 rebounds and 3.5 steals. … Finished with 1,436 career points, second highest in school history. … Helped Tunkhannock to its first district playoff win in four seasons.
SETH CALLAHAN
GAR
Guard – Senior
Division II co-MVP. … Transferred from Wyoming Seminary and made an immediate impact in helping GAR to the WVC Division II title. … Led the team in assists (72) and steals (56) and tied for scoring average (13.1) during the WVC season. … Finished with over 100 assists and 100 steals including non-conference games.
JAKE BARBER
Hanover Area
Guard – Senior
Two-time All-WVC selection who will play at King’s next season. … Finished with 1,443 career points. … Averaged 16.2 points in WVC action, second most in Division II. … Had the strength to power inside when needed. … Finished with 43 3-pointers and averaged seven rebounds, four assists, two blocks and two steals per game.
TYLER McGARRY
Pittston Area
Forward – Senior
Had his season cut short on Feb. 3 when he broke his right ankle. Otherwise, would have finished with over 1,000 career points. … Although his was a 3-point ace, he was asked to penetrate more. … Averaged 17.6 points and eight rebounds and shot 83 percent from the foul line. … Will play basketball and golf at Misericordia.
LEN RADZIAK
Holy Redeemer
Guard – Senior
Dynamic, high-energy backcourt player who could swing the momentum. … Averaged 17.4 points and shot 70 percent from the foul line in helping Redeemer to its first divisional title since 2010-11. … Scored in double in all 13 WVC games. … Slick ballhandler who excelled at attacking the basket.
SCOTT STOUT
Nanticoke
Guard – Junior
Division II co-MVP helped Nanticoke to its first winning season since 2008-09 and most wins (17) since 2007-08. … Led the team with a 12.0 scoring average, 39 3-pointers and a 75.3 free-throw percentage. … Averaged 3.5 rebounds. … Strong defender who did a lot of things that didn’t show up in the stat line.
COLE WASCO
Crestwood
Guard – Senior
WVC Division I MVP after helping Crestwood to the divisional title. … Only returning starter and averaged a team-high 15.4 points. … Connected on 51 3-pointers, including non-conference games. … Finished with 127 rebounds, 50 assists and 26 steals. … One of the best all-around players in the WVC.
BOBBY PLANUTIS
Hazleton Area
Forward – Junior
Played in just one varsity game as a sophomore, but went from unknown to standout this season. … Averaged 17.8 points to be the only Cougar in double figures. … Paced the team with 7.1 rebounds and 1.9 blocks per game and a 59-percent shooting percentage. … Considered the team’s hardest worker.