Eminence's Dyer wins boys basketball MVP poll

Mike Scott Reporting

mscott1@schurz.com

We asked you the fan, "Who was this season's boys basketball MVP" and you responded with over 3,000 votes. The winner comes from one of the Ozarks' two state champions; Eminence's Logan Dyer. Dyer beat out fellow class 1 star Lance Shaffer of Fair Play and Crane's Jordan Bowling. Full results are listed below.

BOYS BASKETBALL MVP RESULTS

Jordan Bowling - Crane

434 Votes (14%)

Erik Durham - Parkview

186 Votes (6%)

Logan Dyer - Eminence

870 Votes (28%)

Cody Eidson - Macks Creek

215 Votes (7%)

Austin Essick - Billings

173 Votes (6%)

Cody Geiger - Republic

346 Votes (11%)

Chris Kendrix - Willard

152 Votes (5%)

Austin Ruder - Nixa

140 Votes (5%)

Lance Schaffer - Fair Play

469 Votes (15%)

Chris Ward - Kickapoo

106 Votes (3%)

Total Votes: 3091

Filed Under :
Topics : Billings, Crane, Eminence, Fair Play, Kickapoo, Macks Creek, Men's Basketball, Nixa, Parkview, Republic, Willard
People : Austin Essick, Austin Ruder, Chris Kendrix, Chris Ward, Cody Eidson, Cody Geiger, Erik Durham, Jordan Bowling, Lance Schaffer, Lance Shaffer, Logan Dyer

E-Mail

Photo Galleries

Pictures: Harrison soccer teams play for State Title

The Harrsion Goblins fell in the Class 5 boys and girls soccer championships.

Pictures: Class 4 Sectional Track

Ozark hosted the Class 4 Sectional Track meet.

Pictures: Class 3 Sectional Track

Ozark hosted the Class 3 Sectional Track Meet

Videos

O-Zone Opinion

Could Drury beat Missouri State?

In the aftermath of Drury's run to the National Championship, a common topic has arisen in the area. In a one game scenario, could the Panthers beat Missouri State? Naturally, my first inclination is to say no. The difference between the mid-major,...

A former player the answer for Lady Bears

Just 16 days ago Nyla Milleson was let go as the head coach of the Lady Bears. Missouri State President Clif Smart and Athletic Director Kyle Moats both took turns citing a laundry list of reasons, both on and off the court, as to why the...

Time for the Valley to go big or go home

Conference realignment is finally affecting The Valley. Last week, as many have been speculating for months, Creighton announced its decision to leave the Valley and join the "Catholic 7" in the revamped Big East. For Creighton, the opportunity...