Tuesday, March 13, 2001
NewCath's Dawn second-team all Ky.
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Ronny Dawn of Newport Central Catholic was a second-team pick on the 2001 Associated Press all-state boys basketball teams.
Only one Northern Kentucky player, Jordan Stowers of Simon Kenton, received honorable mention.
Glasgow's Brandon Stockton led all vote-getters. Other first teamers are Patrick Sparks of Muhlenberg North, Josh Carrier of Bowling Green, Carlos Hurt of Moore and Brandon Bender of Ballard.
Stockton, the state's second-leading scorer, averaged 29.9 points, 5.7 rebounds, five assists and 3.3 steals and was the most valuable player of this year's All A Classic as he led his team to a 26-6 record.
Rodney Rowe, who guided Shelby Valley to a 27-3 record before the team fell to Allen Central in the first round of the regionals, was the choice as coach of the year by the state's sports writers and sportscasters.
First Team
Brandon Stockton, Glasgow
Josh Carrier, Bowling Green
Patrick Sparks, Muhlenberg North
Carlos Hurt, Moore
Brandon Bender, Ballard
Second Team
Ronny Dawn, Newport Central Catholic
Larry O'Bannon, Male
Adam Chiles, Ballard
Michael Haney, Madisonville
Brett Jones, Paducah Tilghman
Third Team
Anthony Johnson, Iroquois
Ryan Cochran, St. Mary
Chase Gibson, Pikeville
Quinton Smith, North Hardin
Lamar Owen, Owensboro
Coach of the Year: Rodney Rowe, Shelby Valley.
Honorable Mention
Eric Broomfield, Madison Central; Mark Surgalski, Ashland; Michael Bush, Male; Jon Newton, Webster County; Jordan Stowers, Simon Kenton; Richie Riley, South Laurel; Eric Ely, Bell County; Paul Hearld, Cawood; Johnny Hammons, Corbin; Nathan Valentine, South Laurel; Eddie Creech, Cumberland; Chris Wilson, Evarts; Brandon Tolliver, Cawood; Trevor Muncy, Cawood; Shawn Scott, Pike Central; Devin Sona, Warren Central; Preston LeMaster, Bourbon County; Shannon Akers, Shelby Valley; Terry Wright, Shelby Valley; Brian Howard, Whitesburg; Brandon Brock, Whitesburg; Von Fields, Harlan; Terrence Harbut, Bryan Station; Coric Riggs, Fairdale; Wes Johnson, Graves County; Robert Pendleton, Webster County; Edaghogho Eferakeya, Henderson County; Ty Rogers, Lyon County; Nate Austin, Scott County; Rod Ross, St. Mary; Rob Baumgardner, Madisonville; Spencer Johnson, Madisonville; Adam Terry, Owsley County; Keith Withrow, Linclon County; Derek Smith, Somerset; Brian Thornton, Manual; Richie Sexton, East Carter; Chris Sparks, Rowan County; Brandon Gumbs, Barren County; Chris Gaither, Grayson County; Antwuan Barber, Warren Central; Brendon Woody, Lexington Catholic; Jeremy Asher, Clay County; Vance Hurley, Knott County Central; Kyle Hoskins, Leslie County; Greg Combs, Cordia; Daniel Sumner, Cordia; Josh Cook, June Buchanan; Jase Slone, June Buchanan; Adam Cole, Somerset; P.J. Bartleson, Harrodsburg; Cedric Burton, North Hardin; Carroll Coffman, Hopkins Central; Travis Hill, Hopkins Central; Matt Hoskins, Carlisle County; Derrick Parrott, Mayfield; Orlandus Hill, Paducah Tilghman; Dominique Redd, Mayfield; Kwen Trice, Murray.
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NewCath's Dawn second-team all Ky.