VOTE: Just Hoops Player of the Week

With another full week of high school basketball in the books, we move on to the next round of the Just Hoops Player of the Week.

Westland junior guard Gaige Holbrook took home the honors last week.

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Now, moving on to the Just Hoops Player of the Week nominees. Take a look at the candidates and vote below. Voting will continue until Friday, February 16. You can vote once daily until the deadline.

Player	School	Performance
Sean Marks	Olentangy	40 points in a double overtime win over Olentangy Orange. Marks then erupted for 23 points the following night in a win over Thomas Worthington.
Thomas Hickman	Westerville Central	34 points in a tight loss to Gahanna. Hickman scored a career-high in the game, then followed that up with 24 points in a win over Olentangy Liberty on Friday.
Julius Brown	Westerville North	30 points in a big-time non-conference win over Dublin Coffman. Brown was the best guard on the floor and proved it in the game, leading all scorers and playing excellent perimeter defense. Brown is the key catalyst to a WN team that has the chance to win a district title.
Garrett Tipton	Bishop Hartley	29 points in a win over St. Charles to stay in the race for the CCL title. Tipton's 29 points were a season-high and much needed as Hartley fended off St. Charles
Datrey Long	Beechcroft	28 points in a win over Mifflin to secure an undefeated season in the City League North. Long had 24 points in a Tuesday win and then 14 points on Saturday as Beechcroft won at Belmont. Long hit game-tying threes and game-winning free throws in the final minute.
Qian Magwood	Walnut Ridge	28 points in a win over Eastmoor on Tuesday. Magwood's career-high performance handed Eastmoor its first loss of the season in the City League South as the sophomore turned up his level of play at the right time.
Antonio Watson	Newark	25 points in a 62-60 win over Olentangy Liberty on Tuesday. Watson scored a career-high and hit a game-winning layup to deliver the big home win for Newark.
Tre Williams	Reynoldsburg	23 points and 15 rebounds in a 53-52 win over Pickerington North. Williams dominated on the interior to lead the Raiders to a statement win over Pickerington North, who had yet to lose to an area opponent all year. Williams was the best post player on the floor on Friday.