Whatcom Hoops Top 30 Boys: #28 Isaac Lawrence

In a season filled with outstanding players, Whatcom Hoops ranked the top 30 boys. Each day we featured an amazing player in our county and counted down until we got to #1. We hope you enjoyed the countdown as we honored the best of the best.

#28

Isaac Lawrence, senior, Sehome

WHY HE’S #28: On a team with multiple offensive weapons, Lawrence was the 3-point specialist averaging almost two per game in addition to 4.4 rebounds. The 6-foot-2 guard’s clutch shooting came at big moments and helped the Mariners reach the state tournament for the second year in a row. Just as importantly, his constant encouragement and willingness to play through painful shin splints at the end of the season inspired his team.

COACH BRAD JACKSON: “We call him ‘Big Shot Bob’ because he always seemed to hit the big shot just at the right time. He was our leading 3-point shooter, a vocal leader, and excellent rebounder.”

Links to the Whatcom Hoops Top 30

#1: Anthony Canales, Lynden

#2: Tyler Sipma, Lynden Christian

#3: Grant Kepley, Sehome

#4: Grey Garrison, Sehome

#5: Matt Russ, Blaine

#6: Jeremiah Wright, Lynden Christian

#7: Coston Parcher, Lynden

#8: Richard Wilson, Lummi Nation

#9: Lucas Smith, Blaine

#10: Jaeger Fyfe, Meridian

#11: Jerome Toby, Lummi Nation

#12: Ashton Engelhart, Squalicum

#13: Kobe Baar, Lynden

#14: Wyatt Stephan, Bellingham

#15: Griffin Dykstra, Lynden Christian

#16: Carson Lehnert, Blaine

#17: Brant Heppner, Lynden

#18: Mat Storms, Sehome

#19: Brady Ackerman, Nooksack Valley 

#20: Hunter Jones, Meridian 

#21: Xander Sledge, Squalicum 

#22: Dawson Bouma, Lynden Christian

#23: Talon Jenkins, Meridian

#24: Bennett DeLange, Nooksack Valley 

#25: Ethan Larson, Mount Baker 

#26: Damien Toney, Ferndale

#27: Peter Albert, Squalicum

#28: Isaac Lawrence, Sehome 

#29: Lane Dykstra, Lynden Christian

#30: Trey Smiley, Lynden

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Jim Carberry of Whatcom Hoops

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Jim Carberry is a former Bellingham Herald sports editor and author of several books on Whatcom County prep basketball. Follow him on Twitter @whatcomhoops and visit the Whatcom Hoops Facebook page.

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