A trio of high school basketball standouts added to their list of postseason honors over the weekend.
Humboldt High’s Noah Thornbrugh and Tanner McNutt and Crest High’s Kyle Hammond received consensus all-state recognition.
Thornbrugh earned first-team all-state honors by both the Wichita Eagle and Topeka Capita-Journal, while McNutt was named to the all-state third team by the Wichita paper and received honorable mention in Topeka. Thornbrugh also was named among the top 15 basketball players in the state, regardless of class by the Eagle.
Hammond, meanwhile, took home first team honors by both newspapers.
Thornbrugh and McNutt led Humboldt to a 25-1 record and a runner-up finish at the Class 3A state tournament.
Hammond led Crest (17-7) to a berth in the Class 1A, Division II state tournament.
Yates Center High junior Cameron Brown earned honorable mention for Wichita’s all-state team in Kansas Class 2A.
Prep basketball standouts earn state honors
