The Clarion-Ledger has recently unveiled its selection of the small-class all-state high school boys basketball teams for the 2023-24 season, featuring standout players from MHSAA and MAIS teams in Classes 1A-3A. The achievement of these exceptional athletes is indeed worth noting and celebrating.
The first team boasts remarkable talents, including Kameron Brown from Port Gibson, Matt Krass from St. Patrick, Kedrick Simmons from Booneville, Stanford Spearman Jr. from Coffeeville, and Devonta Thompson from Bogue Chitto. These individuals have demonstrated outstanding prowess on the court, contributing significantly to their respective teams’ successes.
Similarly, the second team includes exceptional players such as Trezhonn Gunn, Joseph Petty, Ty Ramsey, Treylon Ricks, Michael Wallace, Jamichael Green, Jathan Hatch, Alec Nunley, Hershel Washington, Caleb Hearns, and Emmaniel Sutton. Their exceptional performance has earned them well-deserved recognition.
The talents of these young athletes have been duly acknowledged, reflecting their hard work and dedication. Their achievements serve as a solid foundation for their future endeavours in the world of basketball. It is anticipated that they will continue to excel and leave a lasting impact in the realm of sports.
This commendable feat was reported by esteemed sports journalist Michael Chavez, who covers high school sports and other athletic events for the Clarion-Ledger. For further details, Mr. Chavez can be contacted at [email protected] or reached on X, formerly known as Twitter, @MikeSChavez.