The West Virginia Sports Writers Association has revealed its 2025 Class AAAA All-State Boys Basketball Team, spotlighting the top high school players who made a major impact on the court this season.
First Team Selections
Leading the way as team captain is Caleb Thomas, a dominant 6-foot-7 senior from Spring Mills. Thomas set the tone for the season with his impressive all-around performance and leadership.
Joining him on the prestigious first team are:
- Noah Lewis, George Washington, 6-7, Junior
- Jaylon Walton, Woodrow Wilson, 6-4, Senior
- Marty Johnson, Morgantown, 6-0, Senior
- Clay Robertson, Spring Valley, 6-2, Senior
- Akwasi Opoku-Achampong, Spring Mills, 5-11, Junior
- Harry Silvis, Parkersburg South, 6-3, Junior
- Brady Savage, Morgantown, 6-5, Senior
- Roman Kellum, South Charleston, 6-5, Senior
- Harrison Riggs, Spring Valley, 6-4, Junior
These ten athletes showcased consistency, skill, and game-changing abilities throughout the season.
Second Team Standouts
The second team also features strong performers, led by Gale Lamb of George Washington, a 6-foot-1 senior who earned the captain title for this group. The rest of the second team includes:
- Keshaun Cheek, Martinsburg, 5-11, Senior
- Jerin Westfall, Buckhannon-Upshur, 6-6, Junior
- Zyon Hawthorne, Woodrow Wilson, 6-2, Junior
- Navi Hewitt, Parkersburg South, 6-4, Senior
- Glenn Brown, University, 6-0, Junior
- Brogan Sams, St. Albans, 6-0, Sophomore
- Carson O’Dell, Hurricane, 6-2, Junior
- Jamari Jenkins, Jefferson, 5-9, Junior
- Nate Rodriguez, Parkersburg, 6-0, Senior
These athletes were key contributors to their teams, showing both individual skill and team-first mentality.
Honorable Mentions
A host of other talented players also earned recognition for their efforts this season with honorable mentions. These include:
- Demarcus Bandy (Morgantown)
- Ethan Blackburn (Cabell Midland)
- Noah Brown (Hedgesville)
- Preston Clary (Woodrow Wilson)
- Waylon Colistra (Morgantown)
- Zach Demidovich (University)
- Coby Dillon (Woodrow Wilson)
- Josh Huffman (Wheeling Park)
- Taj Joyce (Parkersburg South)
- Levi Kiszka (Oak Hill)
- Bryer Mullins (Riverside)
- Aidan Schmidl (Preston)
- Zane Saunders (South Charleston)
- Loakkhae Uth-Smith (Spring Mills)
Each of these players made significant contributions and helped elevate the level of competition in West Virginia high school basketball.
