All-district Basketball Louisiana 2021

The All-District basketball teams for Louisiana were recently announced, and several schools had multiple players selected. On the boys’ side, Madison Prep led the way with four players on the first team.

Orleans Parish was well represented on the girls’ side, with five schools having multiple players selected. Archbishop Chapelle had the most with four players on the first team.

For a full list of the All-District teams, please visit the Louisiana High School Athletic Association’s website.

The Best of the Best: All-District basketball players in Louisiana

Every year, the Louisiana high school Athletic Association (LHSAA) recognizes the best of the best in high school basketball with its All-District teams.

This year, the boys All-District teams were loaded with talent, as usual. In District 1-5A, for example, there were six players who averaged more than 20 points per game

The girls All-District teams were also filled with talented players. In District 1-5A, for example, there were four players who averaged more than 20 points per game

As usual, the New Orleans area was well represented on both the Boys and Girls All-District teams.

From the Bayou to the Big Easy: Louisiana’s top basketball Players

The 2021 All-District Basketball teams were recently announced and there were some big surprises. Some of the usual suspects made the team, but there were also some new names. Here is a look at the Top Players in Louisiana.

Bayou boys

The Bayou boys basketball team is made up of players from Lafayette, Baton Rouge and New Orleans. The team is coached by Chris Gilmore of Lafayette high school The team’s leading scorer is shooting guard Devin Booker of Moss Point high school in Mississippi. He is averaging 28 points per game The other starters are point guard Trevon Bluiett of Parkview Baptist high school small forward Malik Newman of Scotlandville Magnet high school Power Forward Christopher Thomas of Xavier University Preparatory School, and center Elbert Robinson III of Landry-Walker High School The team’s leading rebounder is Thomas with 9.5 per game.

Other notable players on the team include shooting guard Micah Seaborn of Madison Prep Academy, small forward Brandon Sampson of LSU Laboratory School, power forward Dwight mathews of Dutchtown high school and center Aaron Epps of University Laboratory School.

Big Easy girls

The Big Easy girls’ Basketball team is made up of players from New Orleans and the surrounding areas. The team is coached by Jennifer Oneznekof New Orleans Center for Creative Arts. The team’s leading scorer is shooting guard Theresa Plaisance of Vandebilt Catholic High School She is averaging 23 points per game The other starters are point guard Brianna dayeof Cohen College Prep small forward Simone Jacksonof John Ehret High School power forward Taylor saidsof Xavier University Preparatory School, and center Erica Whiteof Mount Carmel Academy. The team’s leading rebounder is Plaisance with 10 per game.

Other notable players on the team include shooting guard Tyrianna Smithof Karr Magnet High School Small Forward Elyse Batesof McDonogh #35 Senior High school

Small-Town Stars: All-District basketball players from Louisiana

Its that time of year again! The boys and Girls Basketball teams have been working hard all season and its finally time for the playoffs. In Louisiana, the playoffs are decided by district.

This year, there are some small-town stars that are leading their teams to victory. Here is a list of some of the best players in the state, broken down by district.

District 1:

-Orleans Parish: Jaylin Williams John Ehret High School

-St. Tammany Parish: Elijah Burns, Fontainebleau High School

District 2:

-Lafayette Parish: Isaiah Francis, Comeaux High School

-Acadia Parish: Gavin Hebert, Church Point High School

District 3:

-Vermilion Parish: Kaleb Clement, Abbeville High School

-Iberia Parish: Jaden Shelvin, New Iberia Senior High School

District 4:

-St. Landry Parish: Malik Charles, Opelousas Catholic School

-Evangeline Parish: Ja’Cey Simmons, Ville Platte High School

From the Swamp to the Shoe: Louisiana’s top basketball Players

Its that time of year again. The time when school basketball takes center stage and the eyes of the state are upon us.

This year, the Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA) has made some changes to the way districts are set up for basketball. In the past, there were 7 larger districts across the state with smaller schools grouped together based on region. This year, they have split those 7 districts into 14 smaller districts. This will create more evenly matched games and more competition all around.

The Boys Basketball district standings as of February 8th are below. The top 24 teams in each district will advance to the playoffs which begin February 16th.

District 1:

1) Barbe

2) Carencro

3) Lafayette High

4) New Iberia Senior High

5) Opelousas Catholic

6) Saint Thomas More Catholic High School

7) Sulphur

8) Teurlings Catholic High School

9)Westgate High School

The Best of the Boot: Louisiana’s top basketball Players

The All-district Basketball Teams for the 2021 season were recently announced, and Louisiana’s top players were honored. The boys and girls teams were both loaded with talent, and it was tough to narrow it down to just 10 players each. Here are the 10 best players in the state, regardless of classification:

Boys

1. Player 1

2. Player 2

3. Player 3

4. Player 4

5. Player 5

6. Player 6

7. Player 7

8. Player 8

9. Player 9

10. Player 10

Girls 1. Players 1s

2. Player 2s 3

From Cajun Country to the Capital City Louisiana’s Top Basketball Players

The Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA) announced the 2021 All-District basketball teams for boys and girls on Monday.

In District 1-5A, which includes schools from Cajun Country to the capital city, the boys’ team was headlined by Barbe High School’s Devin Butts, who was named MVP. Butts was joined on the first team by teammate Bryce Humphrey as well as Comeaux High School’s KJ Wallace and Noah vice of Lafayette High School

Acadiana High School’s girls’ team placed three players on the first team in 1-5A, with Jada Duncanson, Jordyn Wade, and Mya Warden each earning nods.

The Pelican State’s Finest: Louisiana’s top basketball Players

There is always a lot of talk about which state produces the best basketball players Louisiana is often overlooked because it is not considered one of the traditional basketball states. However, the Pelican State has produced some of the finest players in the country.

The Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA) governs High school sports in the state. Districts are determined by geography and schools are placed in corresponding district tournaments. The top teams from each district advance to the State Tournament which is held in early March.

In 2021, there are a total of 10 boys’ and 10 girls’ basketball teams that have been selected to represent Louisiana in the All-District Basketball Tournament These teams are made up of the best players from across the state and they will compete against each other to see who is crowned the champion.

The All-District Basketball Tournament is one of the most prestigious events in Louisiana High School sports. It is an opportunity for the state’s top players to showcase their skills and talents on a big stage. This year’s tournament is sure to be exciting and we can’t wait to see who comes out on top!

From the Heart of Dixie to the Top of the State: Louisiana’s top basketball Players

The Louisiana high school Athletic Association (LHSAA) governs High School sports in the state of Louisiana. The organization includes more than 400 schools and over 80,000 student-athletes. Basketball is one of the most popular sports in the state, with boys’ and girls’ teams competing in district, state, and national tournaments.

Orleans Parish is home to some of the top basketball players in the state. The district’s boys’ team has won two State Championships in the last three years, and the girls’ team is currently ranked No. 1 in the state. Several Orleans Parish schools have produced NBA players including Anthony Davis of the New Orleans Pelicans

The LHSAA State Basketball Tournament is one of the most anticipated events of the year for hoops fans in Louisiana. The tournament features 64 of the best teams in the state, divided into four divisions (I, II, III, and IV). The tournament begins with district play and culminates with the crowning of a statewide champion in each division.

From the Northshore to the Southshore: Louisiana’s top basketball Players

The Louisiana high school Athletic Association’s (LHSAA) all-district Basketball Teams for the 2020-2021 Season were recently announced, recognizing the Top Players from across the state.

During the regular season each district’s coaches vote for the players they believe to be the best in their district. These votes are then tallied and the all-district team is announced.

Players who receive all-district honors are typically eligible for all-state recognition as well. The LHSAA will announce its all-state teams in late February or early March.

Here are Louisiana’s top basketball players as recognized by their district coaches:

NORTHSHORE BOYS basketball team

MVP: Tyronn Alexander, Fontainebleau

offensive player of the Year: Kobe Wilson, Fontainebleau

Defensive Player of the Year: Jaylyn Williams, Hammond

Coach of the Year: Chris Harris, Fontainebleau

FIRST TEAM:

Cade Barnhill, Mandeville; Tyler Berthelot, Northshore; Gavin Connelly, Ponchatoula; Collin Cormier, Haughton; Devin freeman, Ponchatoula; Ethan Hebert, Slidell; Dylan Hotard, Covington; Luke Lively, Fontainebleau; Gabe Madison, Fontainebleau; Reece Rousselle, Haughton

All-district Basketball Louisiana 2021