The high school season is coming to a close, and some players are going home with a lot of hardware including Jeronne Maymon, who won both a state title and Wisconsin Mr. Basketball. National Recruiting Analyst Jerry Meyer takes a look at some award winners across the country in his midweek report.

Marquette signee Jeronne Maymon finished off his high school career in fine fashion. Not only did the four-star forward take home Wisconsin's Mr. Basketball Award, he also took home a state championship.

Maymon certainly wasn't a one man show for Madison (Wisc.) Memorial High School. 2010 four-star guard Vander Blue actually garnered MVP honors of the DI state tournament, averaging just under 23 points per game over the course of the tournament.

In the state of Tennessee, 2010 five-star prospect Joe Jackson led Memphis to a AAA state championship with a tournament MVP effort which included a couple 30 point plus games. Miami signee Drew Kelly, however, upset Jackson for Mr. Basketball honors.

Like Maymon, Ole Miss signee Reginald Buckner finished off his senior season with a state championship and Mr. Basketball honors.

In Michigan, a lighter Derrick Nix claimed Mr. Basketball honors.

One of the most entertaining high school teams I've ever seen, Rialto (Calif.) Eisenhower High School overcame a triple-double effort by UCLA signee Brendan Lane to win the California DII state championship. Without a player over 6-foot-3, Eisenhower implements a wide open offensive attack based on penetrating and kicking the ball out and an intense all out pressure approach on defense. The man in the middle of this constructive chaos is future Creighton guard Andrew Bock. Poised to enter the Rivals150 when it is reshuffled, Bock went for 17 points, four rebounds and three assists against a box-and-one defense in the championship game.

2009 prospect Lamont Jones has had a strong season for national power Mouth of Wilson (Va.) Oak Hill Academy. A physical scorer, Jones has successfully made the transition over the year into being a high level point guard. Once committed to Virginia Tech, it now looks like Jones will be running the point for a different program after decommitting from the Hokies this week.

Iowa also lost a 2010 commitment this week. Marshalltown (Iowa) wing prospect Chanse Creekmur has opened up his recruitment.

Gatorade released its state players of the year this week. Here is a rundown of the players named state players of the year:

Jordan Swing Alabama

Ryan Hanley Alaska

Corey Hawkins Arizona

Fred Gulley Arkansas

Michael Snaer California

Bud Thomas Colorado

Greg DeSantis Connecticut

Paul Reynolds Deleware

Ian Hummer D.C.

Brandon Knight Florida

Derrick Favors Georgia

Pi'I Minns Hawaii

Josh Fuller Idaho

Matt Vogrich Illinois

Jordan Hulls Indiana

Harrison Barnes Iowa

Perry Ellis Kansas

Jon Hood Kentucky

Matt Derenbecker Louisiana

Tom Knight Knight Maine

Christian Webster Maryland

Nate Lubick Massachusetts

Ray McCallum Michigan

Mike Bruesewitz Minnesota

Andre Stringer Mississippi

Alec Burks Missouri

Josh Huestis Montana

Elliott eliason Nebraska

Anthony Marshall Nevada

Alex Oriakhi New Hampshire

Mike Gilchrist New Jersey

Lucio Luttrell New Hampshire

Brandon Triche New York

Ryan Kelly North Carolina

Joe Hanstad North Dakota

C.J. McCollum Ohio

Xavier Henry Oklahoma

E.J. Singler Oregon

Maalik Wayns Pennsylvania

Jay Jeannotte Rhode Island

Milton Jennings South Carolina

Tony Fiegen South Dakota

John Jenkins Tennessee

Tommy Mason-Griffin Texas

Tyler Haws Utah

Clancy Rugg Vermont

Keith Gallon Virginia

Peyton Siva Washington

Aaron Dobson West Virginia

Ben Averkamp Wisconsin

Michael Dietz Wyoming