The Colonial Valley Conference announced its end-of-season awards for boys and girls in basketball.
In youth basketball, Brian Herbert of Robbinsville was named League of the Year player, and Chris Raba of Nottingham was named Coach of the Year.
Herbert, over 6 feet 4, leads the CVC with 18.9 points per game and also averages about nine rebounds for the Robbinsville (19-7) team, which will play Saturday in the semifinals (Central Jersey Group). for the first time in school history.
The slave led Nottingham (19-8) to greater success than anyone expected, after the team finished nine seniors last year. The Northstars reached the semifinals of the Mercer County Tournament and the quarterfinals of Group II Central Jersey before the end of the season.
In women’s basketball, Ryan Stokes of Ewing is Player of the Year and Dan Manferrat of Ewing is Coach of the Year.
Stokes, a second-year guard with a height of 5 feet 8, leads Ewing with 18.3 points and seven assists per game.
Manferrat helped Ewing (23-1) dominate the season, including the first in the program since 1992 Mercer County title. On Saturday, the “Blue Devils” will host the “Colts Neck” in the semifinals of Group III of Central Jersey at number 1.
Here is the full selection of the first team, the second team, the third team and the honors in basketball for boys and girls, for which the CVC coaches voted.
CVC Basketball for boys
The first team
Antoine Bridget – Trenton
Brian Herbert – Robinsville
Aiden Hogan – Highstown
Davontay Hutson – Trenton
Joe Lemley – Nottingham
Stasher Mattel – Notre Dame
The second team
Luke Billings – Robinsville
Ricky Boone – West Windsor Plainsboro South
Robert Ease – Hightown
Brandon Ford – Lawrence
Kwion Macmillan – Nottingham
Kenny Rankin – Ewing
The third team
J. P. Dickerson – Nottingham
Ryan Kuuskver – Hopewell Valley
Gabrielle Mitchell-White – Lawrence
Ner Preston – Ewing
Keenan Rice – Highstown
Maurice Williams – Hamilton West
Honorary mention
Jake Croce – Notre Dame
Jeremy Ellis – Hamilton West
Luke Finkilstein – West Windsor Plainsboro North
Sean Finegan – Steinert
Ray Guli – Allentown
Ben Jacqueline – West Windsor Plainsboro South
Ryan Kozloski – Allentown
Brendan O’Reilly – Hopewell Valley
Jaxon Petrone – Princeton
Chris Rinaldi – Princeton
Robert Rossi – West Windsor Plainsboro North
Derrick Wilcox – Steinert
CVC Basketball for girls
The first team
Te’Yala Delphos – Ewing
Kayla Glasser-Hyman – Heathstown
Joy Johnson – Ewing
Kayla McCree – Allentown
Ryan Stokes – Ewing
Nicole Villalta Barrantes – Notre Dame
The second team
Angelina Banas – Notre Dame
Nora Devine – Princeton
Caitlin Landgraf – Allentown
Abby Missie – Highstown
Alison Neumann – Robinsville
Brianna Schweizer – Allentown
The third team
Gillian Magner – Hopewell
Molly McCree – Allentown
Simon Pincinali – Notre Dame
Vanessa Sabol – Robinsville
Sania Spencer – Trenton
Kylie Vandenberg – West Windsor Plainsboro Northwest
Honorary mention
Sierra Acevedo – Hamilton West
Isabella Banachi – Steinert
Katie Suffred – Lawrence
Maya Coyle – Lawrence
Zariana Delacroix – Trenton
Riley Devlin – Princeton
Martina Fedor – Hamilton West
Kennedy Havens – Hopewell
Katie Xiao – West Windsor Plainsboro South
Emily Potenza – West Windsor Plainsboro North
Brenna Riedel – Steinert
Maddie Wiley – Nottingham
Emma Wilke – Nottingham
Emma Yanagi – West Windsor Plainsboro South
