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March 26, 2007 Advancing to a state tournament was nothing new for Franklin's Adrienne Johnson, who had previously helped her team win two state titles. Playing in a state championship was something new for Ben Martin of E.D.White Catholic. The two players with diverse playoff backgrounds headline the Louisiana Sports Writers Association's Class 3A All-State teams despite the fact that neither of their teams claimed titles.The 6-foot-2 Martin was voted the Outstanding Player on the 3A boys squad after finishing the regular season averaging 16 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals. In the playoffs, Martin upped his scoring average to 23 points a game, including a 32-point performance against Wossman in the semifinals. Martin's Cardinals lost to Karr in the 3A title game. Johnson was voted the Outstanding Player on the girls squad after guiding the Lady Hornets to their fourth consecutive semifinal appearance in Hammond. She averaged 26.7 points, 15 rebounds, 5 blocks, 4 steals and 3 assists. E.D. White's Jonathan Keife was selected as the boys Coach of the Year after leading the Cardinals to a 28-8 record that included the school's first-year Top 28 berth and title-game appearance. Billy Dreher of Catholic-New Iberia was also considered. Garry Broadhead of Teurlings Catholic claimed girls Coach of the Year honors. Broadhead's Rebels finished 26-8, advancing to the semifinals. Alvin Stewart of 3A champion Capitol Pre-College Academy for Girls was also considered. Joining Martin on boys first team are Storm Warren of Richwood (22.3 points, 18.1 rebounds, 9.0 blocked shots), Wossman's Lazzare Robinson (22.1 points. 11.5 rebounds), Karr's Kedrick Hogans (13.8 points, 9.5 rebounds) and Fair Park's Morris Claiborne (15.4 points, 6.0 steals). The second team consists of St. Louis' Donte' Walker, Dwayne Watkins of Independence, Richwood's Raschard Boatner, Buckeye's Seth Webster and Andrew Robertson of Parkview Baptist. Capitol Pre-College Academy for Girls teammates, Teagra Clifton (18.0 points, 10.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists) and Dominique Robinson (21.0 points, 10.0 rebounds) join Franklin's Johnson on the girls first team along with Mansfield's Sharday Cotton (17.7 points, 10.1 rebounds) and Amite's Tiffany Foster (22.0 points,8.0 rebounds, 5.0 assists). The girls second team consists of Lyndra Bell of Teurlings Catholic, Wossman's Shannon Wright, Shawna Simine of St. Louis, Antoinette McKnight of Independence and Roslyn Wilmer of Marksville. Girls Class 3A All-State First team
Second team
OUTSTANDING PLAYER: Adrienne Johnson, Franklin COACH OF THE YEAR: Garry Brodhead, Teurlings Catholic HONORABLE MENTION: Judy Johnson, Wossman; Shemekia Jones, Grant; Alaina Sampson, Avoyelles; Brittany Williams, Franklin; Cessoly Tezeno, St. Louis Catholic; Aspen Clemons, St. Louis Catholic; Naketa Roberts, Capitol Pre-College Academy for Girls; Kelli Jenkins, Plaquemine; Asia Wright, West Feliciana; Suzette Carter, Winnfield; Lisa Edwards, Grant; Christy Jackson, Mansfield; Breana Turner, De La Salle; Jessica Barlow, Karr; Quaness Batiste, Avoyelles. Boys Class 2A All-State First team
Second team
OUTSTANDING PLAYER: Ben Martin, E.D. White Catholic COACH OF THE YEAR: Jonathan Keife E.D. White Catholic HONORABLE MENTION: Albert Thomas, Capitol Pre-College Academy for Boys; Josh King, Bolton; William Brown, Grant; Dayton Marze, Teurlings Catholic; Chase Moore, Catholic-New Iberia; Brooks Babineaux, Cecilia; Keenan Thomas, Northwest; Jarrell Carr, Wossman; Brandon Willson, Rayville; Dominic Knight, Bolton; Levance Williams; David Perez, Catholic-New Iberia; Joseph Lavalais, Marksville; Markcus Jackson, Fair Park; Louis Walker, St. Louis; Jasmine Dalton, Independence; Marquis Prudhomme, Teurlings Catholic. |
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