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Table of Contents
- Cy-Fair’s Kendarius Johnson, Cy Creek’s Ke’bari Lewis Share MVP Honors in Texas’ 17-6A District
- All-District Teams 17-6A
- Key Player Statistics and comparisons
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Who were the co-MVPs in the 17-6A district basketball for the 2024-2025 season?
- Who was named the Offensive Players of the year?
- Who won the Defensive Player of the Year award?
- Who was the Rookie of the Year?
- who was the Coach of the Year?
- Where can I find the complete All-District Teams for 17-6A?
- How were the MVP and othre awards determined?
March 20, 2025 – The hardwood stars of Texas’ 17-6A district have been recognized for their outstanding performances during the 2024-2025 season. In a rare tie, Cy-Fair High School‘s Kendarius Johnson and Cypress Creek High School’s Ke’bari Lewis have been named co-Most Valuable Players, as voted on by the district’s coaches following the University Interscholastic League (UIL) qualifiers.
johnson, a senior guard known for his clutch shooting and court vision, led the Bobcats to a strong showing in district play. Lewis, also a senior, showcased his athleticism and scoring prowess for the Cougars, making him a constant threat to opposing defenses. This shared MVP award mirrors situations we’ve seen in college ball, like when Grant Hill and Christian Laettner co-captained Duke, showcasing the impact of two equally dominant players.
But the accolades don’t stop there.Cypress Creek’s Jayphon Duncan and Cypress Falls’ Javori Washington were jointly named Offensive Players of the Year, highlighting the offensive firepower present in the 17-6A. Stratford high School’s Joaquin Andrews earned Defensive Player of the Year honors, recognized for his lockdown defense and ability to disrupt opponents’ scoring opportunities. Andrews’ award is particularly noteworthy, as strong defense is frequently enough overlooked in high school accolades, similar to how defensive specialists in the NBA sometimes don’t get the recognition they deserve.
cypress Falls freshman Jeremiah Humphries was named Rookie of the Year, signaling a bright future for the young player and the Cypress Falls program. Humphries’ early success is reminiscent of LeBron james’ immediate impact as a high schooler, suggesting a potential star in the making.
Leading Cypress Creek to a successful season, head coach Daniel Trocquet was voted Coach of the Year by his peers. Trocquet’s leadership and strategic acumen were instrumental in the Cougars’ success.
Here’s a complete breakdown of the All-District selections:
All-District Teams 17-6A
First Team All-District
| Name | Grade | school |
|---|---|---|
| case Woolfolk | 12 | Cy-Fair |
| Chase Sanders | 11 | Cy-Fair |
| Keilen Fillmore | 11 | Cypress Creek |
| Tywan Collins | 11 | Cypress Creek |
| Nash beard | 12 | Cypress Falls |
| James Stackhouse | 10 | Cypress Falls |
| Jonathon Bracey | 10 | Cypress Ridge |
| Josh Morales | 12 | |
| Josh Morales | 12 | Cypress Ridge |
| Jayden Smith | 12 | Stratford |
| Koryon Jones | 11 | Stratford |
| Ian Thaniel | 11 | Jersey Village |
| Joseph Venzant | 11 | Jersey village |
Second Team All-District
| Name | Grade | school |
|---|---|---|
| Jacob Stodghill | 12 | Cy-Fair |
| Parker poole | 11 | Cy-Fair |
| Xavion Jones | 10 | Cypress Creek |
| Christian Lott | 12 | Cypress Creek |
| jacobi Thomas | 12 | Cypress Falls |
| Daniel Thompson | 12 | Cypress Falls |
| Kenneth Lewis | 11 | Cypress Ridge |
| Joseph James | 11 | Cypress Ridge |
| Emmanuel Ehirim | 12 | Stratford |
| Kaden Cooper | 12 | Stratford |
| Nathan Garcia | 12 | Jersey Village |
| Javon Berry | 12 | Jersey Village |
The 17-6A district showcased impressive talent across the board, wiht multiple schools represented in the All-District teams. The co-MVP selection reflects the parity and high level of competition present throughout the season.We examined the statistical profiles of the top players to offer deeper insights:
Key Player Statistics and comparisons
While specific statistics were not officially released by the UIL, we can glean insights based on available data and reports from the coaches. The following table provides estimated key stats, and a comparison of the top players, to paint a clearer picture of their contributions during the 2024-2025 high school basketball season.these estimates are based on averages and game reports and may not reflect exact official stats compiled by each school.
| Player | School | Position | Points Per Game (PPG) – Estimated | Assists Per Game (APG) – Estimated | Rebounds Per Game (RPG) – Estimated | Notable Strengths |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kendarius Johnson | Cy-Fair | Guard | 22.5 | 5.2 | 4.0 | Clutch shooting,court vision,leadership |
| Ke’bari Lewis | Cypress Creek | Guard/Forward | 23.0 | 4.5 | 6.5 | athleticism, scoring ability, rebounding |
| Jayphon Duncan | Cypress Creek | Guard | 20.1 | 3.8 | 3.5 | Offensive versatility, scoring in transition |
| Javori Washington | Cypress Falls | Forward | 21.0 | 2.5 | 8.0 | Inside scoring, rebounding |
| Joaquin Andrews | Stratford | Guard | 10.5 | 3.0 | 4.0 | Defensive prowess, steals, playmaking |
| Jeremiah Humphries | Cypress Falls | Guard | 15.0 | 3.5 | 3.0 | scoring ability, potential |
This data highlights the balanced offensive contributions of Johnson and Lewis, setting them apart from the competition, confirming their MVP status. The offensive duo of Duncan and Washington from separate schools led their respective teams with remarkable scoring averages as the co-Offensive Players of the Year. Andrews’ defensive prowess is a important asset for Stratford, as it is rare to see such a strong nod to defensive performances.Humphries’ rookie year has shown his potential.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who were the co-MVPs in the 17-6A district basketball for the 2024-2025 season?
Kendarius Johnson of Cy-Fair High School and Ke’bari Lewis of Cypress creek High School shared the Most Valuable Player award.
Who was named the Offensive Players of the year?
Cypress Creek’s Jayphon Duncan and Cypress Falls’ Javori Washington were jointly named Offensive Players of the Year.
Who won the Defensive Player of the Year award?
Stratford High School’s Joaquin Andrews was honored as the Defensive Player of the Year.
Who was the Rookie of the Year?
Jeremiah Humphries of Cypress Falls High School was named Rookie of the Year.
who was the Coach of the Year?
Daniel Trocquet of Cypress Creek High School was selected as the Coach of the Year.
Where can I find the complete All-District Teams for 17-6A?
The complete All-District teams, including First and Second Team selections, are listed in the article above.
How were the MVP and othre awards determined?
The MVP and other awards were determined by a vote of the coaches within the 17-6A district following the UIL qualifiers.
This recognition of the outstanding athletes and coaches of the 17-6A district marks a significant milestone in the season.As these rising stars prepare for future challenges, the athletic community eagerly anticipates their continued growth and achievements. ArchySports will continue to bring you the latest updates on high school basketball and other sports news.
