MADISON - Two area boys basketball players received honorable mention all-state honors Monday.
Monroe's Mitch Tordoff, a 5-foot, 11-inch junior and Black Hawk's Joey Hartwig, a 6-4 senior, were named honorable mention all-state by the Associated Press.
A statewide panel of media members named Jerome Maymon of Madison Memorial the 2008 Associated Press Wisconsin Player of the Year.
Maymon, who averaged 21 points and 11.7 rebounds per game this season - then topped those numbers in his three state tournament games - narrowly beat out Milwaukee Washington senior DeMarcus Phillips for the award.
Joining Maymon and Phillips as first-team all-state selections were Jamil Wilson of Racine Horlick, Korie Lucious of Milwaukee Pius and Kwamain Mitchell of Whitefish Bay Dominican.
Rich Roginski, who led Eleva-Strum to the Division 4 championship on Saturday, was named AP Wisconsin Coach of the Year.
Monroe's Mitch Tordoff, a 5-foot, 11-inch junior and Black Hawk's Joey Hartwig, a 6-4 senior, were named honorable mention all-state by the Associated Press.
A statewide panel of media members named Jerome Maymon of Madison Memorial the 2008 Associated Press Wisconsin Player of the Year.
Maymon, who averaged 21 points and 11.7 rebounds per game this season - then topped those numbers in his three state tournament games - narrowly beat out Milwaukee Washington senior DeMarcus Phillips for the award.
Joining Maymon and Phillips as first-team all-state selections were Jamil Wilson of Racine Horlick, Korie Lucious of Milwaukee Pius and Kwamain Mitchell of Whitefish Bay Dominican.
Rich Roginski, who led Eleva-Strum to the Division 4 championship on Saturday, was named AP Wisconsin Coach of the Year.
