Ordiway, repeating as a Second Team all-region all-star, averaged 13.7 points per game and made 62 3-pointers in 23 games for the 14-9 Dragons. He has a WAHS career record 129 made 3-pointers in two years as a varsity starter.

Warren reached the District 10 4A playoff quarterfinals after a 14-8 regular season and second-place tie at 11-3 in the region.

“Parks followed up a strong sophomore season with another solid offensive season,” said Warren coach Jeff Berdine. “His shooting was tremendous again this year and I thought defensively he improved as well. I am not sure we have had a shooter like him in our program before. He makes teams pay if they want to sit in zones. Parks has really worked hard on his ability to get his shot off quickly.”

Nyquist — also named to the Region 5 second team — missed the first five games of the regular season after suffering a football injury, but paced the Dragons to two three-game winning streaks and a four-game streak to reach the playoffs. He averaged 9.6 points, 4.5 assists, 3.6 rebounds and 1.9 steals in 18 games.

Warren’s Parks Ordiway (0) was named to the Region 5 boys basketball Second Team after averaging 13.7 points per game and making 62 3-pointers. Times Observer File Photo

“Tommy worked really hard getting himself in shape and up to speed after getting hurt at the end football this year,” said Berdine. “Having him back before region play was a huge boost for us. Tommy has led us in assists the last two years and this year he also excelled on the defensive end. We were able to match him up with the best players in our region no matter the position. Great to see him rewarded by the coaches in our region for his hard work. Best thing is we know Tommy will be back next year as a better player. He isn’t afraid to put the work in needed to get better. Second best thing is we have him for two more years and his offensive skill set is only going to get better.

“I am excited for both players in a rebuilt Region 5 next year,” added Berdine. “Two great kids who are also very hard workers; not surprised they get recognized by their peers for that.”

REGION 1 ALL-STARS

First Team

Isaac Clayton, Rocky Grove, sr.

Malik Lampkins-Rudolph, Kennedy Catholic, sr.

Elijah Harden, Kennedy Catholic, sr.

Richie Preston, Wet Middlesex, jr.

Peyton McElhinny, Jamestown, sr.

Cameron Keyser, Jamestown, jr.

Omar Stewart, Farrell, sr.

Second Team

Gio Magestro, Kennedy Catholic, sr.

Cameron Pence, Lakeview, jr.

Lamont Samuels, Farrell, jr.

D’Andre Whitman, Rocky Grove, jr.

Jake Mattocks, Mercer, jr.

Woody Nickel, Mercer, sr.

Tanner Shick, West Middlesex, sr.

Region champion – Kennedy Catholic

Region Player of the Year – Malik Lampkins-Rudolph, Kennedy Catholic

REGION 2 ALL-STARS

First Team

Nathan Held, Cambridge Springs, sr.

Wyatt Lookenhouse, Eisenhower, jr.

Matthew Bennett, Union City, sr.

Brady Greco, Saegertown, jr.

Curt Darling, Eisenhower, sr.

Jaden Wilkins, Saegertown, sr.

Second Team

Chase Miller, Cochranton, jr.

Ben Burkhardt, Iroquois, jr.

Logan Kennedy, Maplewood, sr.

Jaiben Walker, Cochranton, sr.

Bryce Drayer, Union City, jr.

Cole DeSimone, Union City, sr.

Region champion – Saegertown

Region co-Players of the Year – Nathan Held, Cambridge Springs; Matthew Bennett, Union City

REGION 3 ALL-STARS

First Team

Jacob Young, Seneca, sr.

Logan Kibbe, Seneca, jr.

Dewey Byrd, Mercyhurst Prep, sr.

Ryan Mayes, North East, sr.

Austin Shady, Girard, sr.

Cam Perkins, Northwestern, sr.

Eric Steine, Northwestern, sr.

Second Team

Evan Montefiori, Erie First Christian, sr.

Trey Battle, Mercyhurst Prep, sr.

Ryan Tewell, Northwestern, sr.

Dylan McDonald, Girard, jr.

Bobby Yost, Seneca, sr.

Region champion – Seneca

Region Player of the Year – Jacob Young, Seneca

REGION 4 ALL-STARS

First Team

Easton Fulmer, Franklin, sr.

Landon Haggart, Grove City, sr.

Jackson Pryts, Hickory, sr.

Damon Curry, Franklin, so.

John Sabo, Slippery Rock, jr.

Mack Staunch, Sharpsville, sr.

Second Team

James Thomas, Sharpsville, sr.

Jalen Ritzert, Greenville, sr.

Luke Guth, Franklin, jr.

Dylan Stull, Grove City, sr.

Joey Fazzone, Hickory, sr.

Aidan Enoch, Hickory, jr.

Dylan Gordon, Slippery Rock, jr.

Region champion – Franklin

Region Player of the Year – Easton Fulmer, Franklin

REGION 5 ALL-STARS

First Team

Logan Joncas, Corry, sr.

Logan Frazao, Fairview, sr.

James Sitter, Fairview, sr.

Jaden Rocco, Harbor Creek, sr.

Judias Johnson, Oil City, sr.

Second Team

Tommy Nyquist, Warren, so.

Nick Krahe, Harbor Creek, jr.

Tyler Shultz, Fairview, sr.

Cam VanWormer, Oil City, jr.

Parks Ordiway, Warren, jr.

Region champion – Fairview

Region Player of the Year – Logan Frazao, Fairview

REGION 6 ALL-STARS

First Team

Tavion Spencer, Cathedral Prep, jr.

Khalon Simmmons, Meadville, jr.

Andreas McCullum, Erie, jr.

Danny Bruce, General McLane, sr.

Luke Chamberlain, McDowell, sr.

Jeremiah Schreiber, General McLane, sr.

Second Team

Dane Jukes, General McLane, sr.

Shaq Horton, Erie, sr.

Jake Sambuchino, Cathedral Prep, jr.

Nick Lydic, Cathedral Prep, sr.

Layveon Gore, Erie, so.

Region champion – Cathedral Prep

Region co-Players of the Year – Andreas McCullum, Erie; Danny Bruce, General McLane

The all-region teams and region players of the year were selected by each region’s coaches.