The sequel exceeds the original: Jake Hall headlines the All-Sophomore team

Unlike the movie series from which Carlsbad sophomore Jake Hall derives his nickname, the "Problem Child" sequel on the court exceeded the original version.

In Year 2, Hall increased his statistical output in every major category, including averaging 26.4 points per game, five points higher than his record-setting freshman year.

Hall dazzled with his scoring exploits, including one of the most impressive individual performances in recent SD history, when he scored a career-high 50 points in a win against then-No. 2 ranked San Ysidro.

For this, Hall is a clear choice for the Full-Time Hoops Sophomore of the Year. Here is the rest of the All-Sophomore Team.

First Team

JJ Sanchez, 6-5 F, Montgomery

Sanchez propelled the Aztecs into the Open Division finals and led the team in scoring (18.6 pts) rebounds (5.2 rbs), Assists (4.9 apg) and steals.

Elijah Stephens, 6-5 F, Sage Creek

One of the toughest matchups in the section, Stephens exploded in Year two averaging 25.2 points and 10.2 rebounds per game, narrowly falling short of Avocado League Player of the Year honors.

Christopher Carrillo, 5-10 PG, La Jolla Country Day

Spearheaded the Torreys' run to a D1 title game and earned All Coastal League First Team honors while averaging 10 points, 3.3 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game.

Alek Sanchez, 6-4 G, Montgomery

The steady floor general led sophomores in assists (4.9) while averaging 9.1 points, 3.8 rebounds and 2.5 steals per game, earning All Mesa League First Team honors.

Angel Ochoa, 5-10 G, St. Joseph Academy

The region's leading scorer, regardless of grade, averaged an eye popping 33.7 points per game, and did it against good competition (averaged 32 ppg against D1 and D2 teams) en route to Pacific League Player of the Year honors.

Jayden Wade, 6-5 F, San Diego

The versatile positionless swingman averaged 19 points and 9 rebounds per game for the D1 semifinalists, narrowly missing out on the All Western League teams.

Devin Hamilton, 6-4 W, Montgomery

The All Mesa League second team selection scored 12.5 points per game and was one of the region's breakout stars.

Xair Mendez, 6-2 G, Montgomery

Another All Mesa League second-team selection for the Aztecs, Mendez was the team's second leading scorer at 12.7 points per game.

Jamal Kendrick, 6-2 G, Olympian

One of the region's most improved players regardless of class, Kendrick averaged a team-high 15.9 points per game.

Second Team

Maseyo Elliott, 6-3 G, Mater Dei Catholic

One of the more gifted defenders in the region, Elliott averaged 8.2 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists per game for the Open Division qualifiers.

CJ Coleman, 6-4 W, Vista

Earned All North County Coastal Second team honors averaging 10 points for the Panthers, which finished second in the North County Coastal League.

Ayden Horn, 6-4 W, Rancho Buena Vista

Another All North County Coastal Second team selection who emerged as a key starter for the D3 semifinalists, averaging 8.7 points and 4.9 rebounds per game.

Treyshawn Degrate, 5-10 G, San Diego

One of the area's best on-ball defenders, Degrate started every game for the D1 semifinalists Cavers.

Steven Glynn, 6-5 W, San Ysidro

As the season wound on, Glynn became a starter for the Open Semifinalists, averaging 7.8 points his final 8 contests.

Ely Elegado, 6-0 G, La Jolla Country Day

Sharpshooter averaged 6.7 points per game for the Torreys, including a 19-point effort in the D1 championship game against Mission Bay.

Jared Martin, 6-3 W, Central

A true three-sport star, Martin averaged 21.2 points per game and 6.9 rebounds per game to lead Central to the Imperial Valley League title.

Cody Shen, 6-2 G, Torrey Pines

A starter from Day 1 on the Open Division Falcons, Shen averaged 5.1 points, 2 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game, including nearly 7 assists pgame in his final 6 contests.

Jett Kenady, 6-1 G, Carlsbad

Carlsbad's top reserve averaged 7.7 points per game while narrowly missing the 50-40-90 club (53 percent FG, 39 percent 3FG, 97 percent FT)

Atreju De La Cruz, 6-1 G, Mission Bay

A starter for half of the season for the Bucs, De La Cruz averaged 6 points per game, and was a double figure scorer during the nonleague half of the calendar.

Aaron Owens, 6-3 F, Bonita Vista

The super 6th man averaged 10 points, 5 rebounds and 1.5 blocks for the Barons, cementing himself as one of the players to watch in the Mesa League.

Third Team

Gannon Pisapia, 6-4 F, Christian

Cody Myers, 6-4 F, Vista

Lathan Fry, 6-5 F, Granite Hills

Isaiah Marte, 6-0 G, San Diego

Elias Samady, 6-0 G, Sage Creek

Angel Escarcega, 5-11 G, Foothills Christian

Gavin Guinn, 6-2 G, Vista

Logan Ardent, 6-2 G, El Camino

Amon Andrews, 5-10 G, Cathedral Catholic

Dylan Griffin, 6-3 W, University City

Justice Ahiafor, 6-7 F, St. Joseph Academy

Tico Kirkpatrick, 5-10 G, Crawford

Tyshaun Harris, 6-1 G, Oceanside

Loxly Johnson, 6-1 G, Coronado

Honorable Mention

Owen Turner, 5-11 G, Bishop's

Ashaun Mitchell, 6-2 G, Vista

Mason Walsh, 6-0 G, Westview

Evan Woodland, 5-11 G, Rancho Bernardo

Ryan Jackson, 6-2 G, Madison

Jacob Tsai, 5-10 G, Bishop's

Patrick O'Brien, 6-3 W, Cathedral Catholic

Colton Kelley, 5-10 G, San Marcos

Blaine Raagas, 6-0 G, Mt Carmel

Jordyn Webster, 6-3 W, Eastlake

Sawyer Flint, 6-3 F, Scripps Ranch

Dominic Stevens, 6-3 F, Scripps Ranch

Mason Little, 6-5 F, Eastlake

Grant Stewart, 6-1 G, Point Loma

Omar Krenbeh, 6-5 F, Mar Vista

Karel Novy, 6-5 F, Torrey Pines

Max Mowrey, 6-2 G, Escondido Charter

Caleb Thach, 6-1 G, Steele Canyon

Tan Nguyen, 5-9 G, Oceanside

Matthew Horn, 6-4 F, Rancho Buena Vista

Connor Shea, 6-0 G, Mira Mesa

Jacques Godard, 6-1 G, Canyon Crest

Gabe Gustillo, 5-9 G, Foothills Christian

Jair Benjamin, 6-4 W, Lincoln

Nate Zebroski, 5-10 G, Canyon Hills

Kevon Fitzpatrick, 6-3 F, Mission Bay

Manny Cortez, 6-4 F, St. Augustine