Three Central Mountain Players Recognized on 2025 PHAC Basketball Coaches All-Stars List
The PHAC Basketball Coaches All-Stars list for the 2025 season has been released, and three Central Mountain Wildcats earned well-deserved recognition for their standout performances this year. Hunter Hoy, Noah Wells, and Blake Walker represented Central Mountain among the best in the conference, solidifying their impact on the Wildcats’ successful campaign.
Senior Hunter Hoy capped off a stellar season with a First Team All-Star selection in PHAC Division I. The standout guard led Central Mountain with his all-around play, contributing on both ends of the court with his scoring ability, court vision, and defensive intensity. Hoy’s efforts also earned him a spot on the PHAC Defensive Team, showcasing his ability to lock down opponents and force turnovers.
Joining Hoy on the PHAC Division I Second Team was Noah Wells. The junior forward had a breakout season, providing key scoring and rebounding for the Wildcats. Wells consistently stepped up in crucial moments, helping Central Mountain compete against some of the league’s toughest teams. His ability to stretch the floor and play physical inside made him a vital piece of the Wildcats’ rotation.
Blake Walker earned a spot on the PHAC Defensive Team, highlighting his ability to make an impact on the game without needing to score. The Wildcats relied on Walker’s defensive versatility, as he often took on the challenge of guarding the opposing team’s best player. His tenacity on the boards and ability to disrupt passing lanes made him one of the top defenders in the league.
2025 PHAC BASKETBALL COACHES ALL-STARS
DIVISION I – BOYS
1st TEAM
MVP- Joe Hile, Shamokin
Ben Dalton – Jersey Shore
Hunter Hoy – Central Mountain
Xavier Jackson – Selinsgrove
Case Lichty – Shamokin
Jenssyn Shuey – Shamokin
2nd TEAM
Gavin Bastian – Selinsgrove
D’Zani Coley – Midd-West
Landon Lathan – Jersey Shore
Asher Moyer – Shikellamy
Rylan Price – Shamokin
Noah Wells – Central Mountain
HONORABLE MENTION
Xzavier Baker-Allen – Shamokin
Mac DeFazio – Selinsgrove
Xavier Fashaw – Shikellamy
Brandon Ferster – Midd-West
Colin Steinhart – Shamokin
Carson Watkins – Jersey Shore
DEFENSIVE TEAM
Jace Diehl – Selinsgrove
Nash Grover – Midd-West
Hunter Hoy – Central Mountain
Jacob Lorson – Jersey Shore
Asher Moyer – Shikellamy
Blake Walker – Central Mountain
COACH OF THE YEAR:
Chris Zimmerman – Shamokin
DIVISION II – BOYS
1ST TEAM
MVP – Jude Lazicki – Mount Carmel
Jaylen Delaney – Mount Carmel
Neyshawn Mabry – Lewisburg
Cooper Mowry – Lewisburg
Hank Roesch – Central Columbia
Daniel Walker – Danville
2ND TEAM
Finley Huber – Central Columbia
Mason Kingery – Danville
Ethan Morrison – Danville
Rylin Scott – Miton
Shea Ulmer – Montoursville
HONORABLE MENTION
Chase Balichik – Mount Carmel
Matt Balichik – Mount Carmel
Tai Britto – Lewisburg
Elijah Eck – Montoursville
Kingston Fisher – Montoursville
Cameron Humphrey – Central Columbia
Jimmy Mussina – Montoursville
Noah Shimko – Mount Carmel
DEFENSIVE TEAM
Rebira Jemama – Lewisburg – Defensive POY
Tait Adams – Mount Carmel
Elijah Eck – Montoursville
Cameron Humphrey – Central Columbia
Ethan Morrison – Danville
COACH OF THE YEAR
John Lazicki – Mount Carmel
DIVISION III – BOYS
1ST TEAM
MVP – Aiden McKee – Warrior Run
Katrell Butler – Bloomsburg
Nate Gallagher – Southern Columbia
Jackson Griffith – Mifflinburg
Chad Martin – Mifflinburg
Cooper Wilkins – Warrior Run
2ND TEAM
Isiah Jennings – Loyalsock
Gavin Knarr – Hughesville
Landon Polcyn – Warrior Run
Will Swank – Southern Columbia
Liam Witkowski – Bloomsburg
HONORABLE MENTION
Ben Gehret – Southern Columbia
Cole Reibsome – Mifflinburg
Alex Schultz – Hughesville
DEFENSIVE TEAM
McKelevy Brink – Hughesville
Braydon Griscavage – Southern Columbia
Isiah Jennings – Loyalsock
James Keifer – Warrior Run
Nate LaBuda – Bloomsburg
Jace Malakoski – Southern Columbia
Aiden McKee – Warrior Run
Remington Noll – Mifflinburg
Simon Snook – Mifflinburg
COACH OF THE YEAR
Kelly Griffith – Mifflinburg
