Plenty of top playoff performances: Cast your vote for the Hometeam Boys' Basketball Player of the Week
With the state playoffs in full swing, there are still many local athletes putting up big numbers as their teams get closer to a state title. Jennifer Toland picked a handful of the top boys' basketball players who stood out for readers to vote on for the Hometeam Player of the Week
Congratulations to Murdock's Hunter Kapp, who registered 3,558 votes (50 percent) to earn the top spot in last week's Hometeam Boys' Basketball Player of the Week poll, edging Auburn's Tyler Kohler (2,967 votes).
More: Check out the updated Hometeam boys' and girls' basketball scoring leaders
Jack Christopher, Shrewsbury
The junior scored 28 points in a loss to Bridgewater-Raynham in the Division 1 tournament.
Jack Dadah, Leominster
The junior scored 22 points in a Division 2 tournament win over Marblehead.
More: 'It was Jack's night': Dadah delivers in the clutch to lift Leominster to postseason victory
Kenny Donnelly, Millbury
The senior scored 17 points to lead the Woolies past West Bridgewater in a Division 4 tournament game.
Alec Fournier, David Prouty
The senior scored 19 points, including 12 during a fourth-quarter surge to lift the Panthers to a 58-55 win over Hamilton-Wenham in a Division 4 tournament game.
Ethan Frisch, Clinton
The junior scored 22 points to lead the Gaels past KIPP Academy in the Division 4 tournament.
Tyrese Holder-Hinds, Northbridge
The senior posted a double-double with 20 points and 15 rebounds to lead the Rams past Southwick-Tolland in a Division 4 tournament game, and he scored 20 points in a loss to Lynn Tech.
Colton Howard, Douglas
The senior scored 16 points to lead the Tigers past Palmer in a Division 5 tournament game.
Patrick Madden, Hopedale
The junior poured in 27 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead the Blue Raiders to a win over Innovation Academy in the Division 5 tournament.
Ryan Manning, Tyngsborough
The junior sank four 3s and finished with 19 points to lead the Tigers past Greenfield in the Division 4 tournament.
Justin McCafferty, Westborough
The junior posted a double-double with 20 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Rangers past East Longmeadow in a Division 2 tournament game.
James McKinney, Nipmuc
The junior scored 25 points in a loss to Dighton-Rehoboth in the Division 3 tournament.
Lucas Miglionico, Shepherd Hill
The senior scored 25 points to lead the Rams past Dartmouth in a Division 2 tournament game.
Jackson O’Brien, Hudson
The senior scored 21 points to lead the Hawks past Valley Tech and averaged 18 points in two Division 3 tournament games.
Corey Scovil, Bay Path
The junior posted a double-double with 11 points and 17 rebounds in a Division 2 tournament loss to Wakefield.
Teshaun Steele, North
The senior scored 25 points as the defending Division 1 state champions opened tournament play with a convincing win over King Philip Regional.
Jamel Walker, Doherty
The junior poured in 28 points and made 10 of 11 free throws in the fourth quarter to lift the Highlanders to an eight-point win over Wakefield in the Division 2 tournament.
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