COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The best place for basketball on Sunday in Central Ohio was at All-Star Sunday at Coach Vic's Weekly Showcase. With 35 of the area's best talent competing in a variety of events, the first-time all-star showcase on Sunday was a good one. 

Let's take a look at some of the event's winners.

The dunk contest was stellar on Sunday with Northland sophomore wing William Mfum pulling away from a loaded field of competition. 

Mfum opened the competition with a perfect score of 100 on two dunks, showing incredible power, bounce and grace in the air. In the second round, Mfum and Eastmoor junior wing Taevion Kinsey each scored perfect 50s, which led to a highly-anticipated final round.

In the final round, Mfum and Kinsey were each tied at 89 after two dunks, which led to a dunk off to win it all. Mfum took home the title with a baseline cock-back slam in which the Northland wing sent home the most powerful dunk of the day.

Competitors included:

William Mfum (6'2 SG / Northland / 2019)

Taevion Kinsey (6'4 SG / Eastmoor / 2018)

Cameron Brooks-Harris (6'6 SF / Zanesville / 2018)

Antwon Hampton (6'3 SG / Central Crossing / 2018)

Lamine Komara (6'5 PF / Whetstone / 2018)

James Richardson (6'5 SF / Beechcroft / 2017)

Dibaji Walker (6'6 SF / Independence / 2017)

Gabe Towns (6'8 PF / Northland / 2018)

The skills challenge featured nine high-quality point guards from all over the area, which timed the fastest players in an obstacle course type drill. The drill included a mid-range pull-up jumper, weaving ball-handling the length of the court, a three-point jump shot off a screen and a full-court sprint and finish. 

In a battle of Dublin, Dublin Coffman freshman point guard Dominiq Penn took home the title, completing the drill in a record 19.3 seconds. Penn outdueled Dublin Jerome senior point guard Zach Watson, who finished with a time of 31.9 seconds, after leading all players in the first round.

Competitors included:

Dominiq Penn (5'10 PG / Dublin Coffman / 2020)

Zach Watson (6'2 PG / Dublin Jerome / 2017)

Jordan Bailey (5'10 PG / Upper Arlington / 2017)

Lamonte Powell (5'8 PG / Northland / 2018)

Antonio Watson (5'10 PG / New Albany / 2018)

Hafiz Turay (5'10 PG / Westerville South / 2018)

Danny Corbett (6'0 PG / Briggs / 2017)

Tre Baumgardner (6'1 PG / Africentric / 2018)

In the King of the Court 1 on 1 Tournament, Ohio State commit Kaleb Wesson took down Ohio State target Jerome Hunter, using his outside shooting touch and brute interior presence to take home the title. 

Wesson was joined in the final four by Hunter, Hilliard Bradley junior wing Isaiah Speelman and St. Charles senior center Nick Muszynski. The 1 on 1 tournament was the first of its kind at the event, with Wesson, the top-ranked player in the showcase, cruising to the championship win. 32 players took part in the event, with several upsets taking place.

Elite 8 included:

Kaleb Wesson (6'10 C / Westerville South / 2017)

Jerome Hunter (6'7 SF / Pickerington North / 2018)

Isaiah Speelman (6'6 SF / Hilliard Bradley / 2018)

Nick Muszynski (6'11 C / St. Charles / 2017)

William Mfum (6'2 SG / Northland / 2019)

Taevion Kinsey (6'4 SG / Eastmoor / 2018)

Zach Watson (6'2 PG / Dublin Jerome / 2017)

Jordan Bailey (5'10 PG / Upper Arlington / 2017)