Christian Clair of Shaw and Amiya Montgomery of Carver received second-team selections to the LSWA Class 4A all-state boys and girls basketball teams, respectively. Clair averaged 20.1 points per game and led Shaw to a district championship, while Montgomery contributed 16 points per game, helping Carver reach the Division II select quarterfinals. Ben Radford and Heaven Weeks were named outstanding players for their standout performances in leading their teams to state championships, while Coach of the Year honors went to Troy Jones and Otis Robinson.

By the Numbers
  • Christian Clair: 20.1 points per game
  • Amiya Montgomery: 16 points per game
  • Ben Radford led Brusly to a state championship
  • Heaven Weeks led Wossman to a state championship
State of Play
  • Shaw and Carver both celebrated athletes in the 4A basketball landscape.
  • In total, multiple players from various schools received accolades in both boys' and girls' categories.
What's Next

Future basketball seasons may see Clair and Montgomery continue their success, potentially impacting college recruitment. Teams will look to build on strong performances, raising expectations for next year鈥檚 state competitions.

Bottom Line

The recognition of these athletes highlights the competitive nature of high school basketball in Louisiana, setting the stage for future talent development and opportunities. Shaw and Carver have shown they can compete at high levels, paving the way for continued success in upcoming seasons.