Fresh off the press: Dyckman Basketball just made its All-Tournament Teams announcement for the 2026 season. Headlined by 2026 Most Valuable Player Rasheem Dunn, here’s a full look at the First Team:
Joining Dunn on the First team we have:
Dey Richards (The Nine/Freedom Wave)
A perennial All-Tournament selection year in and year out, Richards averaged 16.3 PPG and led his team to a 4-1 regular-season record—good for a second-seed finish in the conference.
Dylan Addae-Wusu (Gwalla NYC)
Wusu played an integral role in Gwalla NYC's historic comeback from an 0-2 start to Tournament Champions. If the MVP wasn't strictly a regular-season award and included the playoffs, it would be hard to argue that Wusu wasn't deserving.
Jose Perez (Dominican Power/FTD)
Perez returned to Dyckman with a vengeance after missing the last three summers. He was the engine behind Dominican Power/FTD's drastic turnaround this season, averaging 15.6 PPG he led them to a first-place finish with a 5-1 record and made Friday nights at Dyckman Park feel like Friday nights again.
Anthony “Rome” Marshall (Khaos Klub/DFD)
Lastly, our 2026 scoring champion with 21.0 PPG: Anthony “Rome” Marshall of Khaos Klub/DFD. The BK guard was a walking bucket and must-see TV every time he suited up.
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On the Second Team, we have:
Reggie Quezada (Locks Sold Separately)
Quezada gave Locks Sold Separately a reliable second scoring option all year, averaging 16.6 PPG and pairing up with Rah Dunn to form the best backcourt of the summer.
Rahiem Harley (TMT/Showstoppers)
Harley was yet again a key piece for the defending champs, helping them earn the #1 seed in their conference. Although his usage went down with teammates picking up more offensive slack this summer, he still averaged a stellar 14.4 PPG.
Terry Roberts (The Nine/Freedom Wave)
Roberts was part of one of the most consistent rotations in the division, averaging 14.5 PPG and helping The Nine stay near the top of the standings all summer long.
RJ Greene (Dominican Power/FTD)
We finally got to see what Greene looked like with real help this season, and his 13.4 PPG was vital in Dominican Power’s resurgence. He and Perez were as good as any one-two punch in the league.
Jordan Washington (Young Onez)
Washington was the glue behind the Young Onez championship-contending team. His 13.0 PPG was a testament to his consistent play all Summer long.
The only thing more fun than watching the action all summer long is the heated debates these lists spark. Before you formalize your argument, remember: these are REGULAR SEASON achievements. What happened in the playoffs is not factored into the voting process!
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-Miguel signing out, Peace ✌️