Louisville, led by Drew Zaleta, knocked off Vanderbilt for the championships and now the Top 20 players from the league will head down to Maryville College to battle some of the talent in East Tennessee.
Here are the scoring leaders for the regular season and playoffs and below we have selected the all-league first and second teams; as well as, some honorable mention players.
Nick Ross (Red Bank) 36.0
Rondez Mee (Cleveland) 23.8
D.J. Bowles (Cleveland) 21.8
Drew Zaleta (Walker Valley) 21.7
Tylor Skidmore (Meigs County) 19.0
Tevin Rutledge (Cleveland) 18.3
Jervon Johnson (Ooltewah) 17.5
Jamal Worthington (Bledsoe County) 15.0
Tim Webb (McMinn Central) 14.7
Hunter Chastain (Bradley Central) 14.5
Hunter Daniels (Rhea County) 14.3
Brett Barton (Cleveland) 13.7
Preston Russell (Tellico Plains) 12.5
Stevie Sharp (Rhea County) 12.0
Mack Singh (Rhea County) 12.0
Kendrick Thompson (Cleveland) 12.0
Levi Woods (Meigs County) 11.5
Jared Rhodes (Cleveland) 11.5
Logan Brewer (Polk County) 11.3
Darien Johnson (Bradley Central) 10.5
Cleveland Rocky Top High School Fall League (All-League Teams)
1st Team
Nick Ross (Red Bank) MVP
D.J. Bowles (Cleveland)
Drew Zaleta (Walker Valley)
Rondez Mee (Cleveland)
Jervon Johnson (Ooltewah)
2nd Team
Darien Johnson (Bradley Central)
Tylor Skidmore (Meigs County)
Tevin Rutledge (Cleveland)
Logan Brewer (Polk County)
Wesley Richey (Ooltewah)
Honorable Mention
Hunter Daniels (Rhea County)
Jared Rhodes (Cleveland)
Levi Woods (Meigs County)
Preston Russell (Tellico Plains)
Hunter Chastain (Bradley Central)
Jamal Worthington (Bledsoe County)
