Who are the first high school basketball MVPs of the season?

Who are the first high school basketball MVPs of the season?

The NBA season hits full steam, while basketball courts around the country burn as tomorrow's champions light up their hopes for a moment in the spotlight. Also, now that some leagues have already begun conference play the first MVPs of season are beginning to emerge. Here's a glimpse at some of the early standouts across various states:

1. California:

Makai Lemon, Rancho Cucamonga (CIF Southern Section, Open Division): This junior guard is going off, currently putting up 32 ppg., 7 rpg. and 5 apg. In California's toughest division, his explosive scoring bursts and clutch play have him near the top of the MVP conversation.

2. Texas:

Caden Hare, Mansfield Lake Ridge (UIL 6A): This senior forward is a monster, with 28 points per game and more than eleven rebounds. Thanks to his thriving inside leadership Lake Ridge cruises easily through the early season.

3. Illinois:

Kamryn Crider, Whitney Young (IHSA Class 4A): This sophomore guard is turning into a legend in Chicago, averaging 25 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists per game. With her smooth shooting stroke and ability to set up teammates she is a nightmare for the opposition.

4. Georgia:

Zion Harmon, Shiloh (GHSA Class 6A): Already a college basketball commit, this junior guard certainly knows how to play. At 30 points, 5 rebounds and assists per game he's helping Shiloh remain undefeated.

5. New York:

DJ Thorpe, Christ the King (CHSAA Open Division): One senior guard plays for a loaded Christ the King team, yet is still shining. Playing an important role in the Royals brilliant start, he's averaging 22 points a game with 4 rebounds and assists.

Here are just a few of the numerous talented players making their presence felt on the high school basketball scene. As the season unfolds, other names will rise to prominence as we battle for conference championships and national consciousness.

So stay tuned for more good news on these rising stars, and the next wave of MVPs (most valuable players) throughout this land.