Sophomore of the Year Obinna Anyanwu headlines the Full-Time Hoops All-Sophomore Team

Sophomore of the Year

Obinna Anyanwu, 6-7 PF/C, Cathedral Catholic

In his second season, Anyanwu established himself as one of the premier players in the section. The beastly forward averaged better than 17 points and 12 rebounds per game, and scored the game-winning put back in the Dons 47-46 win over Francis Parker in the D1 championship. An All-CIF First Team and All Western League First Team Selection.

First Team

Thomas Notarainni, 6-4 SG, Cathedral Catholic

One of premier wing scorers in San Diego, Notarainni averaged 19 points per game and eclipsed the 1,000-point barrier in just two years of high school hoops. He was selected to the All CIF Second Team and the All Western League First Team.

CJ McMillan, 6-5 PF, Sweetwater

The bruising-but-crafty forward led the Red Devils in scoring at 18.6 points and contributed 9.3 rebounds per game to the cause. McMillan was named to the All South Bay League First team for a second straight year.

AJ Burgin, 6-2 G, San Diego

Doubled his statistical output in Year 2, averaging 17 points, 7.5 rebounds and 6 assists per game for the CIF Division 3 champion Cavers, leading the team to back-to-back CIF titles. Was named the City League Player of Year.

Keatten Smith, 6-1 G, Santa Fe Christian

The sharpshooter was named to the All Coastal League second team after leading the team in scoring and three-point field goals in his first year getting varsity minutes.

Derrien Carter-Hollinger, 6-4 W, Foothills Christian

Emerged as a valuable glue guy for the Knights, averaging 6.6 points and 4 rebounds per game for the CIF Open Division runners up.

Cole Stephens, 6-9 C, Poway

One of the most improved players in the section, Stephens averaged 11 points and 7 rebounds per contest and was named to the All Palomar League first team.

Keavie Love, 6-2 G, El Camino

One of the best two-way guards in the section, Love was selected to his first All Avocado East First Team while leading the Wildcats in scoring.

Caleb Nelson, 6-5 PF, Carlsbad

Another of the most improved prospects and players in the class, Nelson averaged 12 points and 6 rebounds per game in Year 2, and was named to the All Avocado West Second Team.

Chris Howell, 6-6 PG, San Marcos

The quintessential Swiss Army knife-type player, Howell averaged 10 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists per game, and anchored San Marcos defense en route to his second all-league first team selection.

Second Team

Hayden Gray, 6-1 PG, Santa Fe Christian - Led the Open Division qualifying Eagles in assists and steals.

Tyson Robinson, 5-11 PG, El Camino- All Avocado East second-team selection as a sophomore

Nikko Taylor, 6-4 W, Vista - All Avocado East second-team selection improved as the year went on.

Jessie Campbell, 6-2 G, Mater Dei Catholic- All Mesa League second-team selection emerged as a leader for the Crusaders.

Melo Sanchez, 6-4 W, Mater Dei Catholic - Was the unquestioned leader of the team before an ankle injury sidelined him the second half of league.

Trevan Martin, 6-3 G, Santa Fe Christian - Averaged double figures on the surprising Eagles squad.

DJ Sanders, 5-11 G, Bonita Vista- Was one of three sophomore starters for the Barons throughout the season, and was arguably the team's best on-ball defender.

Momo Stokes, 5-7 PG, Bonita Vista - Emerged as a major scoring threat in the Barons surprising semifinals run in Division 2.

Brendan Perry, 6-3 G, La Costa Canyon - Emerged as a starter on the Division 1 Mavericks squad and was among its leading scorers.

Kamron Beacham, 6-5 W, Oceanside - Had a huge season for the undermanned Pirates, averaging 14 points and 7.5 rebounds per game.

Alex Wade, 5-11 PG, Cathedral Catholic - The third of the Dons sophomore starting foursome led the team in assists (7.2) and scored 10 points per contest for the D1 champs.

Adam Nieves, 6-3 W, Orange Glen - Was named to the All Pacific League first team after leading the Patriots in scoring and rebounding.

Third Team

Kai Jessie, 6-5 W, Helix

Dexter Stratton, 6-7 F, Patrick Henry

DM Sanders, 5-11 G, Bonita Vista

D'yon Ford, 6-4 WF, Southwest SD

Dreonta Raymond, 6-2 G, Crawford

Keaton Webb, 6-4 W, Tri-City Christian

Dillon Wilhite, 6-8 C, Cathedral Catholic

Christian Ubochi, 6-9 C, Victory Christian

Kailon King, 6-1 PG, Mater Dei Catholic

Jimmy Mattox, 5-11 G, Sweetwater

Fourth Team

Kyle Dobyns, 6-3 W, West Hills

Mauricio Reyes, F, Mater Dei

Trent Bell, G, Point Loma

Jonah Belprez, F, Liberty Charter

Wayne Hampton, G, Hoover

Jay Friend, G, Ramona

Tyler Meyers, F, Orange Glen

Jon Pearson, F, Canyon Crest

Daryl Sledge, 6-0 G, Francis Parker

Major Latimer, F, Morse

Julian Hutchinson, G, Escondido

Honorable Mention: James Behmer, F, Cathedral Catholic; Isaac Guel, F, Montgomery; Owen Hill, F, Bishop's; Tyler Snell, G, Liberty Charter; Ryan Luo, G, Del Norte; Steven Deutsch, G, Olympian; Joe Avalos, G, Valhalla; Carson Taumoepeau, W, Mt. Carmel; Alexander Crawford, F, Eastlake; Zekiah Jensen, F, Army Navy; Justin Mitchell, G, Tri-City Christian; Kasparas Kasradze, F, Sage Creek; Cedric Jung, G, Sage Creek; Raheem Nowlin, F, San Ysidro; Garrett Pyle, G, Poway; Roell Lamug, G, Orange Glen; Raymond Spriggs, G, Lincoln; Diego Solis, G, La Jolla; Christian Gamboa, W, La Jolla; Isaiah Brickner, G, St. Augustine; Shaun Jackson Ascura, F, Serra; Suhayb Dahir, G, Crawford; Bennett Walker, G, Patrick Henry; Jeric Lovgren, G, San Marcos, Diego Czarnowski, F, Mission Hills; Michael Miller, F, Mission Hills; Austin Schultz, G, Mission Hills; Ray Square, G, Bonita Vista