Hamilton County Reporter’s 2018-19 Boys Basketball All-County Team

Carmel’s John Michael Mulloy is this year’s Hamilton County Boys Basketball Player of the Year. Mulloy was a three-year varsity player for the Greyhounds, winning sectional championship all three years. Mulloy led Carmel to back-to-back appearances in the Class 4A state championship game, with the ‘Hounds winning state this year. Mulloy won the Arthur L. Trester Mental Attitude Award following Carmel’s victory. Mulloy averaged 14.3 points and 8.0 rebounds per game, and reached the career 1,000-point mark in his last regular-season game. He will play basketball for Butler University next season. (Kirk Green/File photo)

Player of the Year
John Michael Mulloy, Carmel

First Team
Zach Banks, Westfield, Senior
Nick Burnell, Sheridan, Senior
Drake Delph, Sheridan, Senior
Gus Etchison, Hamilton Heights, Sophomore
Aaron Etherington, Hamilton Southeastern, Senior
AJ Field, Hamilton Heights, Senior
Chris Grubbs, Hamilton Southeastern, Junior
Luke Heady, Carmel, Senior
Xavier Hines, Noblesville, Senior
Willie Jackson, Fishers, Senior
Zack Johnson, Noblesville, Senior
Joseph Martin, University, Junior
Bernie McGuinness, Guerin Catholic, Junior
Sam Mervis, University, Junior
John Michael Mulloy, Carmel, Senior
Andrew Owens, Carmel, Senior
Jeffrey Simmons, Fishers, Freshman
Kian Sills, Guerin Catholic, Senior
Peter Suder, Carmel, Freshman
Karsten Windlan, Carmel, Senior
Caleb Welch, Westfield, Senior

Honorable Mention
Joseph Bobilya, Guerin Catholic, Sophomore
Camden Brown, University, Sophomore
Caleb Duke, Sheridan, Senior
Max Greenamoyer, University, Junior
Eagan Keever-Hill, Noblesville, Senior
Camron Knott, Hamilton Heights, Junior
Josiah Matthews, Fishers, Senior
Braden Smith, Westfield, Freshman
Noah Smith, Hamilton Southeastern, Senior

Carmel’s John Michael Mulloy is this year’s Hamilton County Boys Basketball Player of the Year. Mulloy was a three-year varsity player for the Greyhounds, winning sectional championship all three years. Mulloy led Carmel to back-to-back appearances in the Class 4A state championship game, with the ‘Hounds winning state this year. Mulloy won the Arthur L. Trester Mental Attitude Award following Carmel’s victory. Mulloy averaged 14.3 points and 8.0 rebounds per game, and reached the career 1,000-point mark in his last regular-season game. He will play basketball for Butler University next season. (Kirk Green/File photo)