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11/20/23 Basketball

Three Santa Clarita Players Shine In 2024-25 Basketball All CIF-SS Honors

The 2024-25 Basketball All CIF-SS honors have been announced, with only three standout players from Santa Clarita making the prestigious list. 

Leading the honors was Canyon’s Eric Kubel, who was named the Division 2A Player of the Year, while Canyon’s head coach, Ali Monfared, was awarded Coach of the Year.

Division 2A Honors

Player of the Year – Eric Kubel, Canyon (Senior)

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Eric Kubel shoots a three-pointer in the CIF Championship.

 

Kubel had an outstanding season, ranking fifth in California for three-pointers with 128 and leading the Foothill League with an impressive 22.7 points per game (PPG). 

He finished the season with 748 total points, making him a key player in Canyon’s historic championship run.

Coach of the Year – Ali Monfared, Canyon

 

: 400;”>Coach Monfared guided Canyon to its first-ever CIF-SS Championship victory on February 28 when the team defeated St. Bonaventure in an 89-86 triple-overtime match. The team’s success was greatly influenced by his strategic skills and leadership.

Isaac Yuhico, Canyon (Junior)

 

: 400;”>Yuhico also made a significant impact, ranking fourth in the Foothill League with 13.8 PPG.

He was a crucial contributor during Canyon’s Division 2A Championship game, scoring 20 points and recording a team-high four steals. Yuhico showcased his composure at the free-throw line, going a perfect 3-for-3 in the title matchup.

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Girls Division 2AA Honors

Morgan Mack, Hart (Senior)

Mack was the only girl from Santa Clarita to receive All CIF-SS honors. She was nominated for the McDonald’s All-American Game and earned the title of Foothill League MVP. 

Averaging 18.5 PPG, she ranked second in the Foothill League and led her team in scoring with 555 total points. Her shooting prowess was evident with 46 three-pointers, placing her among the top three in the league. 

Additionally, Mack dominated defensively, leading Hart with 74 steals and 22 blocks. She also recorded eight double-doubles, proving to be an all-around powerhouse on the court.

With only three Santa Clarita players earning All CIF-SS honors, their achievements stand as a testament to their hard work, dedication, and skill.


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About Steven Barrera

Steven Barrera was born and raised in the Santa Clarita Valley. He graduated high school from Golden Valley in 2019. He went to College of the Canyons for two years before transferring to The Master's University where he graduated with a bachelor's degree in communications. Steven enjoys watching sports, and spending time with friends and family.