The 44th annual Lynn Elementary Basketball Tournament will conclude Saturday at Marshall Middle School with the seventh annual All-Star Games. There were 40 boys and 40 girls selected by tournament coaches and staff to represent the East Lynn and West Lynn squads. Each game will be preceded by the All-Star Competitions.
The girls game will take place at noon and the boys will be at 3 p.m.
As for the list of all-stars, the teams are:
EAST LYNN GIRLS
Lianny Barahonna and Emely Ramirez (Harrington); Arianna Karakoudas and Julianna Laft (Sisson); Tahlia Gallo, Angie Lopez Romero and Alivia O’Brien (Lynn Woods); Juliana Gerardo and Gianna Gallo (Aborn); Jenicy Vargas Martinez and Alina Zayas Rodriguez (Brickett); Ahrianna Aybar and Aaliyah Santiago (Hood); Janae Johnson, Karla Abreu and Cesia Rodriguez (Ingalls); Angelina Owumi and Rachel Osazuwa (Shoemaker); and Roxano Mendez and Sekry Srey (Ford).
WEST LYNN GIRLS
Emely Alacron, Igdalia Makua and Britney Diaz (Washington); Bella DeMase, Blake Lundy and Sami Kami (Lincoln); Sophia Leon (Tracy); Lyla Maes, Yoselyn Meono and Jasmyn Seong (Sewell-Anderson); Si-Nyah Coates, Keiry DeLeon Ramirez and Gianny Miranda (Cobbet); Kalea Johnson, Bella DiSaia and Amyra Johnson (Callahan); Abigail Orellana-Marin and Ciniyah Rezendes (Connery); and Cassandra Miranda and Hailey Doucette (Drewicz).
EAST LYNN BOYS
Mason George and Jordan Urena (Sisson); Ryan Mancaniello and Trey Robinson (Lynn Woods); Tyler McCarthy and Yansel Prandys (Hood); Mark Kivagheni, Aidan Peterson and Trevin Bingham (Aborn); Reynold Em, Jamel Reese and Angel D’Mela (Ingalls); Makai Kirk (Harrington); Jack Nardone, Jeremy Salvidar and Ben Phelps (Shoemaker); Roberto Sanchez and Jacob Orival (Brickett); and Darby Pagoda and Edwin Ramos (Ford).
WEST LYNN BOYS
JJ Hernandez, Jayden Chiep and Yariel Arias (Lincoln); Edgar Gomez and Louis Barrios (Connery); Kaleb Villanueva and Carlito Ramirez (Cobbet); Anderson Macario Zacarias and Brayan Martinez Peguero (Tracy); Daniel Mendez, Carmelo Torres and Evyn Rodriguez (Callahan); Makaid Pabon and Angel Parada (Sewell-Anderson); Bleran Hasani, Eric Romero and Zaaid Soto (Drewicz); and Jadiel Garcia, Daymian Soto and Javen Serrano (Washington).
