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Three Sammamish Athletes Named to Kingco 4A All League Basketball Teams

Skyline students Will Parker and Lucas Shannon and Eastlake player Brandon Lester earned their basketball stripes in the KingCo 4A.

Three Sammamish athletes were named to the Kingco 4A All League Basketball Teams. First Team: Will Parker, from , was selected for the First team, and Brandon Lester, of , and Lucas Shannon, of Skyline, were named to the Second Team. Skyline's Max Browne and Bryan Cikatz and Eastlake's Eric Holmdahl and Michael Hwang earned honorable mentions.

Here's the complete list of KingCo All League Basketball honors: 

Player of year — Tucker Haymond, Garfield

Coach of year — Ed Haskins, Garfield

Sportsmanship — Ballard

FIRST TEAM

Tucker Haymond, Garfield; Perrion Callendret, Bothell; Jason Harrington, Redmond; Zach LaVine, Bothell; Will Parker, Skyline; Nick Price, Issaquah; Tre'Vaunte Williams, Garfield.

SECOND TEAM

Seth Berger, Ballard; Chris Bryant, Inglemoor; Isaac Dotson, Newport; A.J. Edwards, Roosevelt; Conner Floan, Redmond; Brandon Lester, Eastlake; Lucas Shannon, Skyline.

HONORABLE MENTION

Ballard — Brad Baker, Johnny Verduin. Bothell — Aaron Wilks, Kellen Webster. Eastlake — Eric Holmdahl, Michael Hwang. Garfield — Demario Hall, Daniel Greer, Garrett Hopper. Inglemoor — Sam Omondi, Cooper Danby. Issaquah — Ty Gibson, Fletcher Martin. Newport — Will Ferris, Jake Fink. Redmond — Leslie Ellis, Kyle Sawtell. Roosevelt — Joe Knight, Turner Huletz. Skyline — Max Browne, Bryan Cikatz. Woodinville — Robbie Jackson, Brett Arrivey.

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