HCV's All-County Team

Kyle Anderson (l) and Tyrone O'Garro (r) are two members of HCV's All-County First Team. (Photo: Jason Bernstein)

Forward: Kyle Anderson, Senior, St. Anthony

Anderson wasn't just Hudson County's premier talent, but arguably the best in the nation as he led the Friars to a second-straight undefeated season. The 6-foot-9 senior did it all, leading St. Anthony in points (14.9), rebounds (6.6), assists (4.1), steals (1.7) and blocks (1.2) per game. Regardless of position, the McDonald's All-American thrived at the spot. The UCLA-bound Anderson scored a career-high 35 points vs Medford Tech and had 15 points, 13 rebounds, seven assists and four blocks in the Non-Public B title game vs Gill St. Bernard's.

Guard: Josh Brown, Junior, St. Anthony

Statistically this season was the best defensive team in St. Anthony history and Brown was at the forefront of that success. Primarily matched up against opposing point guards, the 6-foot-2 Temple commit used his wingspan to guard some of the state's top forwards. Offensively, Brown saw time at both guard spots and used his quickness to attack the basket. He averaged 8.1 points, 2.8 assists and 2.2 rebounds per game. Brown scored 17 points vs Medford Tech and added 13 points in the Non-Public B game vs Gill St. Bernard's.

Guard: Tyquan Burno, Senior, Dickinson

Burno got a chance to shine after arriving as a transfer from St. Anthony and the senior took full advantage. The 5-foot-10 point guard made an instant impact for Dickinson, averaging 15 points, eight assists and three steals per game. Burno was capable of taking over a game as evident by his 27 points, 10 assists and eight rebounds vs Marist in the Hudson County Tournament. The senior added double-doubles in wins over North Bergen, Snyder, Union City, Hillside and Kearny. Burno also recorded 15 assists in a win over Carteret.

Forward: Reggie Cameron, Jr. Hudson Catholic

One of the state's most feared shooters, Cameron led a Hudson Catholic team which won the Hudson County Tournament this season. The 6-foot-7 junior averaged 20.1 points and 10.1 rebounds per game and connected on 79 3-pointers. The HCIAL's Player of the Year, Cameron scored 30 or more points four times this year. In the HCT vs Memorial he scored 22 points in the first quarter en route to a career-high 33 points. Cameron has scored 1,089 points over the past two years and is poised to re-write the school's record books.

Guard: Hallice Cooke, Junior, St. Anthony

One of the top outside shooters in the Class of 2013, Cooke showed he's more than just a one-dimensional player during the Friars' state playoff run. The 6-foot-3 junior guard had a double-double with 10 points and 11 rebounds against Hudson Catholic. In the Non-Public B final vs Gill St. Bernard's Cooke added 15 points, five rebounds and four steals. He hit nine 3-pointers in the playoffs and averaged 9.6 points per game during that span. Cooke hit three 3-pointers in regular season wins over Plainfield and Roselle Catholic.

Forward: Jerome Frink, Senior, St. Anthony

Frink clearly established himself as one of the state's premier players with a huge state playoff run for the Friars. The 6-foot-6 senior averaged 16.2 points over six playoff games. In the TOC vs Plainfield, he scored 20 second half points to finish with 26 points and 13 rebounds. Frink added 18 points vs Hudson Catholic while limiting fellow All-County forward Mike Young to just two points. Frink has offers from multiple Division 1 schools, had a double-double vs Trenton Catholic and averaged 10.6 points and six rebounds per game.

Forward: Tyrone O'Garro, Senior, St. Peter's

A reserve at St. Patrick, O'Garro proved to be a double-double machine after transferring to St. Peter's Prep. The Monmouth-bound forward averaged 15 points and 13 rebounds for Prep and was a matchup nightmare for opponents. The 6-foot-6 O'Garro had a career-high 25 points vs Lincoln and poured in 17 points and 20 rebounds vs Dickinson. O'Garro had double-doubles against top teams like Gill St. Bernard's, Hudson Catholic, Christian Brothers, Newark Tech and Marist. He had 19 points in the state playoffs vs Pope John.

Guard: Kavon Stewart, Jr. Hudson Catholic

Stewart shifted his focus towards passing the ball and getting his teammates involved, a decision which proved big for him and the Hawks. The 5-foot-11 junior averaged 8.4 assists per game and had 14 games with 10 or more assists highlighted by 20 against University. Stewart had triple-doubles vs Dickinson and Morristown-Beard and double-doubles in both wins vs St. Peter's Prep. More than just a distributor, Stewart averaged 7.4 points, 3.4 rebounds and 3.1 assists this season for the Hawks and was fearless attacking the basket.

Forward: Rodney Wilson, Senior, Bayonne

Wilson was a dynamic scorer and a consistent double-double threat for a resurgent Bees squad which won 16 games and reached the HCT semifinal. The 6-foot-3 senior averaged 16 points and nine rebounds per game and was one of the county's top slashers. He scored a career-high 28 points vs Union City with 11 rebounds. Wilson also added 25 points and 13 rebounds vs Dickinson and 20 points and 15 rebounds vs Lincoln. During a mid-season six-game winning streak, Wilson averaged 18 points and 12 rebounds for Bayonne.

Forward: Mike Young, Jr. Hudson Catholic

A transfer from St. Benedict's, this 6-foot-9 junior unleashed an assault on the HCIAL this season. Young had 23 double-doubles, including streaks of 11 and 10 straight games for the Hawks. He scored 34 points in a win over North 13th Street Tech and added 20 points with 21 rebounds in the regular season vs Memorial. One of the country's top big men in the Class of 2013, Young scored 24 points in wins over Morristown-Beard and St. Joseph (Montvale). His power was on full display when he shattered a backboard in the HCT vs Memorial.

Hineef Adams, Senior, University

Carlos Garcia, Senior, Hoboken

Garry Gaston, Junior, Bayonne

Duane James, Sophomore, Dickinson

Andrew Martinez, Senior, Marist

Roberto Moran, Senior, Weehawken

James Richardson, Junior, Snyder

Manny Suarez, Junior, Marist

Austin White, Sophomore, St. Peter's Prep

Trevis Wyche, Junior, St. Peter's Prep