In a thrilling evening of high school basketball, the 12th annual Capital Area All-Star Games brought together top talent from the region. The girls' game saw Jocelyn Kotowicz from St. Johns secure MVP honors, leading her team to victory with a final score of 51-48. In the boys' match, Shannon Henderson of Stockbridge took home the MVP title as his team triumphed with a score of 64-57.

Girls' Team Triumphs Under Stellar Leadership

The girls’ all-star game at Waverly High School highlighted exceptional athletic prowess and teamwork. With Jocelyn Kotowicz from St. Johns delivering an outstanding performance, the West squad clinched a narrow victory over their opponents. Her leadership on the court was pivotal in securing the win.

Kotowicz's contribution extended beyond scoring points; she demonstrated remarkable coordination and strategic insight that elevated her team’s overall play. Throughout the match, her ability to anticipate moves and execute precise passes set the tone for the game. This synergy among teammates ultimately led to their hard-fought 51-48 triumph, earning Kotowicz the well-deserved MVP award.

Boys' Squad Dominates with MVP Performance

In the boys’ contest, Shannon Henderson showcased his skills, driving his team towards success against formidable rivals. Leading the Western group, Henderson’s dynamic presence was instrumental in maintaining momentum throughout the game. His efforts were key in achieving a decisive outcome.

Henderson not only excelled in scoring but also provided critical defensive support, ensuring his team stayed ahead during crucial moments. As the match unfolded, his leadership qualities became evident, guiding his teammates through challenges and fostering collaboration. This collective effort resulted in a satisfying 64-57 win, cementing Henderson’s status as the standout player of the night and earning him the MVP accolade.