District champion Strake Jesuit and regional quarterfinalist Cypress Springs took most of the top honors on the District 17-5A boys basketball teams released Tuesday.

Cy Springs’ Phillip McDonald was named Most Valuable Player, coach John Harmatuk earned Coach of the Year, and Cy Springs senior John Smith and Strake Jesuit junior Tim Frazier split co-Defensive Player of the Year honors with Cypress Ridge’s Brandon Smith.

Cypress Woods’ Reynaldo Noel was named Newcomer of the Year.

Strake Jesuit won its first district championship this year. Its only two losses came to Cy Springs.

Here are the full teams:

First Team
Phillip Gates, Jersey Village, sr.; Tommie Tyler, Langham Creek, sr.; Daquan Williams, Cypress Springs, sr.; Eric Bao, Cy-Fair, sr.; Joey Brooks, Strake Jesuit, jr.

Second Team
Ernest Wafer, Cypress Springs, sr.; Jeff Green, Langham Creek, jr.; Josh Struble, Cypress Falls, sr.; Trent Rogers, Strake Jesuit, sr.; Austin Claunch, Strake Jesuit, sr.

Third Team
Micah Chester, Langham Creek, sr.; Kris Dao, Cypress Falls, sr.; Ryan Baker, Cy-Fair, sr.; Curtis Slater, Cypress Ridge, sr.; Dee Marco Richardson, Cypress Woods, so.

Honorable Mention
Luke Monteith, Jersey Village, sr.; Rashuan Riley, Cypress Creek, so.; Randall Hopkins, Cypress Springs, sr.; Andre Adams, Cypress Woods, so.; Cortez Paige, Langham Creek, sr.; Mackey McKnight, Langham Creek, so.

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