Hillcrest's Petry wins boys basketball MVP poll

Mike Scott Reporting

mscott1@schurz.com

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Hillcrest senior guard Austin Petry received the most votes in the O-Zone "Boys Basketball MVP" poll. Petry is a 4-year starter for the Hornets, who will face Republic in the Republic Invitational championship Saturday at 3:30. Parkview's Erik Durham, Willard's Chris Kendrix and Billings' Austin Essick followed and were separated by just 3 votes.

MVP Poll Results

Erik Durham, Parkview

215 Votes (14%)

Austin Essick, Billings

212 Votes (14%)

Caleb Kauffman, Weaubleau

18 Votes (1%)

Chris Kendrix, Willard

214 Votes (14%)

Juwan Morgan, Waynesville

120 Votes (8%)

Jalen Norman, Nixa

133 Votes (9%)

Austin Petry, Hillcrest

331 Votes (21%)

Austin Ruder, Nixa

177 Votes (11%)

Austin Selby, Reeds Spring

51 Votes (3%)

Shane Williams, Mt Vernon

89 Votes (6%)

Total Votes: 1560

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Topics : Hillcrest, Men's Basketball
People : Austin Essick, Austin Petry, Austin Ruder, Austin Selby, Caleb Kauffman, Chris Kendrix, Erik Durham, Jalen Norman, Juwan Morgan, Shane Williams

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