BOYS
FIRST TEAM
PLAYER HT CLASS SCHOOL
Malik Monk 6-4 Jr. Bentonville
KeVaughn Allen 6-3 Sr. North Little Rock
Marquise Pointer 6-0 Sr. Jonesboro
Mitchell Smith 6-8 Jr. Van Buren
Mahlon Martin 5-11 Sr. Episcopal Collegiate
SECOND TEAM
PLAYER HT CLASS SCHOOL
R.J. Glasper 6-0 Jr. Forrest City
Keith Hayes 5-10 Sr. Little Rock McClellan
Andre Jones 6-4 Jr. Little Rock McClellan
Chris Owens 6-3 Sr. Springdale
Javon Franklin 6-5 So. Little Rock Parkview
ALL-UNDERCLASSMEN TEAM
PLAYER HT CLASS SCHOOL
Casey Benton 6-3 So. Clarksville
Darius Hall 6-2 So. Mills
Connor Vanover 7-2 Fr. Arkansas Baptist
Czar Perry 6-1 So. El Dorado
Tevin Brewer 5-6 So. Fort Smith Northside
COACH OF THE YEAR
JOHNNY RICE
North Little Rock
There was plenty of turmoil for North Little Rock this season, but Coach Johnny Rice helped guide the Charging Wildcats to another title. North Little Rock finished 25-5 and rallied from a four-point deficit in the championship game against Bentonville to claim the Class 7A crown. The Charging Wildcats vacated their 2014 title midway through the 2015 season, but responded by earning a No. 1 seed from the 7A-East Conference, winning at Springdale Har-Ber in the quarterfinals and beating Fayetteville in the semifinals.
GIRLS
FIRST TEAM
PLAYER HT CLASS SCHOOL
Jordan Danberry 5-8 Sr. Conway
Malica Monk 5-6 Sr. North Little Rock
Kylie Ladd 5-8 Sr. Ozark
Megan Hartness 5-10 Sr. Greenwood
Aahliyah Jackson 5-11 Jr. Fort Smith Northside
SECOND TEAM
PLAYER HT CLASS SCHOOL
Payton Tennison 5-10 Jr. Valley Springs
Sidnee Bopp 5-6 Sr. Marmaduke
Kiara Williams 5-11 Jr. Little Rock Central
Shakyla Hill 5-7 Sr. Little Rock Hall
Raven Baker 5-9 Sr. Malvern
ALL-UNDERCLASSMEN TEAM
PLAYER HT CLASS SCHOOL
Christyn Williams 5-9 Fr. Central Arkansas
Christian Tayton Hopkins 5-7 So. Farmington
Amber Hawkins 5-6 Fr. North Little Rock
Morgan Wallace 5-10 So. Pulaski Academy
Lycia Peevy 6-1 So. Paris
COACH OF THE YEAR
MARK UPSHAW
Hot Springs
Hot Springs Coach Mark Upshaw led the Lady Trojans to a 26-4 record and the Class 5A state championship. It was the Lady Trojans’ first state title since 1998 and the first for Upshaw. Hot Springs went 14-0 on its way to the 5A-South Conference championship, finishing the season on an 18-game winning streak, which was capped by a 52-51 overtime victory over Pulaski Academy in the state title game.