Small School All- Tournament: Honorable Mentions Part 2

The State Tournament has come and gone for the Rural, 1A, 2A, and 3A Classes. There was plenty of quality basketball play, and we've have highlighted the First Team All- All-Tournament and Second Team All-tournament teams. There were numerous players who deserved honorable mention. In this article, we list more players who earned honorable mentions for the all-tournament team.    [player_tooltip player_id='646515' first='Zoey' last='Brown'] played well in the State Tournament and was selected as an honorable mention for the All-Tournament team. Brown poured in 15 points and was impactful all over the floor. From stopping opponents from getting to the rim and disrupting the opponent, Brown showcased the skill set she has displayed all season long. Her court vision is one of her strongest assets and she utilizes it well, especially in the transition game.     [player_tooltip player_id='722922' first='Kennedy' last='Loux'] continued her stellar play in the semifinals of the State Tournament, scoring 18 points and grabbing 5 rebounds from the guard position. Loux runs the point and seamlessly can move over and play the shooting guard position in the flow of the offense. Loux can handle the ball, maneuver into the gaps for the short mid-range shot, and has the ability to catch and shoot from behind the three point line.     [player_tooltip player_id='1205008' first='Emma' last='Whitaker'] played really well and showcased the basketball talent west of Tallahassee. The forward was hard to stop as she had the ability to score from anywhere on the floor. Whitaker was at her best when the game was on the line. She hit shot after shot to keep the game close in the fourth quarter. Walker was also a beast on the board and averaged a double double in her two games in Lakeland.     [player_tooltip player_id='751625' first='Terrell' last='McCoy'] made her presence felt in the State Championship. On the blocks, McCoy was almost un-guardable. She displayed soft hands and was able to score with power under the goal. McCoy was also a force on the rebounds. In the semifinals, McCoy posted a double-double, scoring 14 points and pulling down 19 rebounds. McCoy brings a physicality to the game that not really can match.     [player_tooltip player_id='823463' first='Presley' last='Norman'] scored 15 points in the finals and knocking down 4 three pointers. In the semifinals, Norman connected on 2 three pointers in the semifinals. Norman was one of the best three point shooters in the building. She also excelled in ball handling, and running the offense.     [player_tooltip player_id='1207160' first='Nalah' last='Smith'] was outright dominant against Miami Country Day. On the offensive end, Smith scored 13 point. Smith got to the free-throw several times, and went 5 for 6 from the line. Smith was a beast on the boards , pulling down 14 rebounds and recording a double double. She also controlled the paint, rejected 5 shots and altered a few more. Smith performed well on the big stage and she will be a player to watch this upcoming spring and summer.     [player_tooltip player_id='1122257' first='Rebecca' last='Souverain'] was a beast in the semifinals and just wreaked havoc on the Bolle's offense. Soverain had over 5 blocked shots and netted double digits in rebounds. Soverain controlled the paint and in addition to playing great on the ball, she was also very good on the help-side defense. Souverain also showed she could score on the perimeter, connecting on a three point shot early in the game.

The State Tournament has come and gone for the Rural, 1A, 2A, and 3A Classes. There was plenty of quality basketball play, and we've have highlighted the First Team All- All-Tournament and Second Team All-tournament teams. There were numerous players who deserved honorable mention. In this article, we list more players who earned honorable mentions for the all-tournament team.