1990-91 All-Met Boys Basketball Team

PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Johnny Rhodes
Forward
Dunbar
Senior
6-5
Dedicated senior who fine tuned all of his skills. Improved outside shot and averaged 21 points, nine rebounds, four assists and three steals per game for 27-4 Crimson Tide. Orally committed to Maryland.

COACHES OF THE YEAR
Morgan Wootten
DeMatha
Regarded as one of, if not the finest coaches in the nation. Guided Stags to 30-0 record, his third unbeaten season in 35 years at DeMatha. Won 27th Metro Conference title, 11th City Championship and 13th Alhambra Tournament.

Ken Freeman
Parkdale
Considered one of the finest coaches in the area. Returned after 20-year hiatus to lead Panthers to 21-5 record and Maryland Class 4A title. Built dynasty at Fairmont Heights with six Maryland state titles between 1964-71.

FIRST TEAM
Wayne Bristol
Guard
High Point
Senior
Height: 6-2
Quick, versatile; comfortable at either point or shooting guard. Helped small Eagles to 17-7 record and Maryland region final. Shot 50 percent from the field and 40 percent from three-point range in averaging 24 points per game.

Irvin Church
Guard
Parkdale
Senior
6-1
Oustanding perimeter shooter with quick release and great range. Scored 578 points for 22.2 average to lead Parkdale from 5-17 mark to 21-5 record and Maryland Class 4A title. Shot 88 percent from free throw line.

Vaughn Jones
Forward
DeMatha
Junior
6-5
Steady, consistent inside player for top-ranked, unbeaten 30-0 Stags. Made winning basket to beat Dunbar in City Title Game. Shot 60 percent from the field and averaged 17 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists per game.

James Marshall
Center
Dunbar
Senior
6-6
Teamed with Johnny Rhodes to lead Dunbar to 27-4 record, third straight Interhigh League regular season and tournament championships and runner-up spot in City Title Game. Averaged 18 points, 9.3 rebounds and 2.5 steals.

Nii Nelson-Richards
Forward
Good Counsel
Senior
6-3
Very physical player with good shooting touch, making him equally effective inside and outside. Had best efforts in key games. Averaged 20 points, 10.1 rebounds and 3 assists per game. Signed with St. Bonaventure.

Sam Short
Guard
Harker Prep
Senior
6-2
Transfer student who helped Harker Prep to a 20-2 record and national recognition. Strong, physical guard with soft, accurate shooting touch from three-point range. Averaged 18 points with season high of 36.

David Vanterpool
Center
Blair
Senior
6-5
Outstanding all-around player who led Blazers to 23-1 season, their lone loss coming to Springbrook in the Maryland region final. Averaged 17 points, 11 rebounds, 5.5 assists and 2.3 steals. Good ballhandler and defensive player.

Jamie Warren
Forward
West Springfield
Senior
6-2
Consistent, steady force behind Spartans' 23-5 record and Virginia AAA state semifinal berth. Scored double figures in 81 of 96 games played in four years. Averaged 17.4 points, 8.4 rebounds, 6 assists and 3 steals.

Avis Willis
Guard
West Potomac
Senior
6-0
Transferred from Gonzaga to lead Wolverines to school-best 23-2 record and Virginia AAA Northern Region quarterfinals. Outstanding perimeter shooter with good moves to the basket. Averaged 26 points, 6 assists and 5 rebounds.

HONORABLE MENTION
Dion Brewington, Fairmont Heights; Brian Buchanan, Fairfax; Phil Chenier, Wilde Lake; Ivey Corbett, Loudoun County; David Cox, St. John's; Brian Derge, Robinson; Nate Friends, McLean; Tim Fudd, Chantilly; Carruthers Gant, Oakland Mills; Michael Gardner, James Monroe; Lonnie Harrell, Eastern; Andre Harrison, Cardozo; Kevin Herod, Watkins Mill; Howard Hogan, South Lakes; Mike Ivey, Bullis; Mike James, Bowie; Oliver Jones, Northern; Jason Lansdown, Broad Run; Alphonzo McFarland, Quince Orchard; Carlos Marshall, Fauquier; Chris McGuthrie, Springbrook; Cornell Parker, Maret; Dennis Paul, St. Albans; Romeo Roach, Dunbar; Sefton Robinson, McKinley; Stacy Robinson, DuVal; Preston Rucker, Canterbury School; Tony Sawyer, Springbrook; Sidney Shelton, Harker Prep; Brent Sherrill, Parkdale; Brett Sherrill, Parkdale; Duane Simpkins, DeMatha; John Spann, Suitland; Jeffrey Starkey, Forestville; Jevon Thomas, Blair; Ratcliff Thomas, T.C. Williams; Marty Warner, Potomac (Va.); Tony White, Oakton; Ike Wilkins, Gonzaga; Greg Williams, W.T. Woodson; Marcus Williams, La Plata; Horace Willis, Washington-Lee; Maurice Winston, Hayfield; A.J. Wood, Georgetown Prep; Walter Wright, Stuart; Serge Zwikker, Harker Prep.