Loutzenhiser, Ei, Hayes named First Team All-Stars

Eisenhower’s Jaydon Hayes (11) is fouled by Wilmington’s Cameron Marett (14) during the first quarter of their District 10 2A quarterfinal game at the Prep and Villa Events Center, Friday, Feb. 23, 2018.
A total of nine basketball players from Warren County earned District 10 All-Region honors, as voted on by league coaches and released on Monday.
For the girls, Warren’s Margo Loutzenhiser earned first team honors in Region 6 and for the boys, Eisenhower’s Jaydon Hayes was first team in Region 3, as was Warren’s Caleb Ei in Region 6.
Garnering second team honors for the girls were Warren’s Autumn Hultberg in Region 6, while Youngsville’s Caitlin Craig and Eisenhower’s Emily Wheeler garnered second team in Region 3.
For the boys, Eisenhower’s Tajah Warren was second team in Region 3, as was Youngsville’s Gage Hendrickson, while Warren’s Jake Kupchella was second team in Region 6.
Loutzenhiser, a junior and Hayes, a senior both surpassed the 1,000-point milestone this season.

Warren’s Caleb Ei gets fouled as he goes up for a shot during the second half against Harbor Creek.
Loutzenhiser averaged 20.8 points, 8.5 rebounds, 5.0 steals and 4.2 assists per game for a Lady Dragon team that finished just one win shy of advancing to the PIAA playoffs.
Hayes, meanwhile, averaged 19.6 ppg. and just under 10 rebounds per contest as the Knights, who had a 12-game regular season winning streak and finished second in Region 3.
Ei led the Dragons in scoring at 13.8 ppg and also averaged 5.1 rpg.
Craig and Wheeler each led their respective teams in scoring to earn their second team honors.
Hultberg was a difference maker for the Lady Dragons, averaging 9.1 ppg from her point guard spot while also playing stellar defense.
A speedy guard, Warren was a perfect compliment to Hayes for the Knights, scoring 10.1 ppg., while Hendrickson, a sophomore, averaged 11.2 ppg. to lead a youthful Eagles squad.
Kupchella averaged 12.0 ppg. for Warren and was one of the Dragons top perimeter threats.
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BOYS
REGION 3
First team
Jaydon Hayes Eisenhower 12
Turner Kurt Cambridge Springs 12
Kohl Bernarding Cochranton 11
Noah Reisenauer Cambridge Springs 12
Bronnan Higley Union City 11
Second team
Nick Bonniger Iroquois 12
Raheem Young Maplewood 12
Koby McLean Iroquois 12
Tajah Warren Eisenhower 12
Gage Hendrickson Youngsville 10
Region champion – Cambridge Springs
Region player of the year – Turner Kurt, Cambridge Springs
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Region 6 All-Stars
First team
Josh Schreiber General McLane 12
Peyton Ennis Harbor Creek 12
Caleb Ei Warren 11
Irvin Comic Fort LeBoeuf 12
Seth Myers General McLane 11
Second team
Jake Kupchella Warren 11
Branden Elchynski Corry 11
Logan Donahue General McLane 11
Benjamin Johnson Harbor Creek 12
Albert Jiang Corry 12
Region champion – General McLane
Region player of the year – Josh Schreiber, General McLane
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Region 3 All-Stars
First team
Maggie Hunter Maplewood 12
Alex Miller Cambridge Springs 12
Julia Mailliard Cambridge Springs 11
Kayla Freyermuth Cochranton 11
Isabelle Snyder Maplewood 11
Second team
Lilli Mason Cambridge Springs 12
Carlie Schlosser Saegertown 11
Jaidan Martinec Cochranton 10
Caitlin Craig Youngsville 12
Mollie Yanc Cambridge Springs 12
Emiley Wheeler Eisenhower 10
Haley Hess Saegertown 12
Katelyn Young Saegertown 10
Region champion – Cambridge Springs
Region player of the year – Maggie Hunter, Maplewood
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Region 6 All-Stars
First team
Ali Benim Harbor Creek 11
Jamiya Eaddy Erie 12
Haley Kurelowech Corry 12
Margo Loutzenhiser Warren 11
Emina Seliminovic McDowell 9
Roshay Benjamin Erie 12
Latisha Baker Harbor Creek 11
Second team
Autumn Hultberg Warren 12
Julia Miller McDowell 10
Jordyn Hetz McDowell 10
Jenna Babay Harbor Creek 10
Laurel Prokopchak Harbor Creek 12
Region co-champions – Erie, Harbor Creek
Region co-players of the year – Jamiya Eaddy, Erie and Ali Benim, Harbor Creek
- Eisenhower’s Jaydon Hayes (11) is fouled by Wilmington’s Cameron Marett (14) during the first quarter of their District 10 2A quarterfinal game at the Prep and Villa Events Center, Friday, Feb. 23, 2018.
- Warren’s Caleb Ei gets fouled as he goes up for a shot during the second half against Harbor Creek.





