The Santa Clara Valley Athletic League released its all-league teams for boys basketball, for the De Anza and El Camino divisions. Palo Alto and Mountain View both saw players take home the top awards in their respective divisions after successful seasons on the hardwood.
Palo Alto guard Miles Tention was named MVP of the De Anza Division, after serving as the ultimate floor general for the Vikings, who advanced to the CIF NorCal Division 1 regional championship game, after beating league rival Los Gatos in the CCS Division 1 title game. Tention was a threat as both a scorer and distributor, plus a defender on the perimeter.
Mountain View's Eugene Liao was named MVP of the El Camino Division, after averaging 16.7 points and 6.5 rebounds per game for the Spartans, who beat Valley Christian for the CCS Division 2 title.
First-Team De Anza
Dylan Belquist, Los Gatos
Alex Braken-Guelke, Los Gatos
Max Dorward, Palo Alto
George Ellegood, Cupertino
Christian Fitzpatrick, Wilcox
Franchon Butler, Wilcox
Luke Enthoven, Los Altos
First-Team El Camino
Eric Sathy, Homestead
Joel Schneidmiller, Saratoga
Jon Liang, Lynbrook
Matt McTighe, Mountain View
Jagos Jovanovic, Santa Clara
Second-Team De Anza
Jake Seandel, Los Gatos
Drew Krulevitch, Los Gatos
Koshi Huynh, Cupertino
Jeff Heidenreich, Gunn
Will Schlemmer, Palo Alto
Spencer Rojahn, Palo Alto
Second-Team El Camino
Tommy Resnick, Mountain View
Sam Tobin, Mountain View
Josh Anderson, Homestead
Josh Larry, Homestead
Andrew Destin, Lynbrook
Andrew Chang, Lynbrook
John Vergara, Fremont
Will Turpin, Saratoga
Jordan McGilvery, Santa Clara
Zach Wong, Monta Vista
Honorable Mention
Cupertino - Meelad Danai, Parth Redkar
Fremont - Omar Shorab
Homestead - Brenden Kane
Los Altos - Matt Eberle
Lynbrook - Alexian Lin
Milpitas - Bryan Nguyen
Mountain View - Jivan Gubbi
Palo Alto - Jared Wulbrun
Santa Clara - Mark Anthony Wishom
Saratoga - Harrison Fong
Wilcox - Deshawn Butler
