The basketball stars of the Ohio Valley Athletic Conference are set to shine one more time.

Sixty seniors from all over the OVAC will converge on Wheeling Park High School’s Palace on the Hill Sunday to play in the annual OVAC Samuel A. Mumley All-Star Basketball Game.

The girls game will begin the day’s activities, tipping off at 1 p.m. and the boys game will follow at approximately 3 p.m.

The players and coaches in the game are:

Ohio Boys

Korey Beckett (Shadyside), Cameron Best (Buckeye Local), Tanner Bills (Frontier), Malachi Rose-Burton (Monroe Central), Cole Dailey (East Liverpool), Avery Henry (St. Clairsville), Shane Keenan (Toronto), Brandon Louden (Beallsville), Ryan McCort (St. Clairsville), Jaizen Miles (Martins Ferry), TC Molk (Dover), Skyler Pappas (Beaver Local), Kason Powell (Barnesville), Jonathan Vermillion (Harrison Central), Owen Ward (Bellaire) and Garson Imes (Conotton Valley). Coaching the Ohio squad are Ryan Clifford (St. Clairsville) and Jon Perkins (Monroe Central).

West Virginia Boys

Matthew Amaismeier (Madonna), Evan Bone (Madonna), Anthony Cross (Weir), Aaron Forbes (University), Brooks Gage (Morgantown), Jalen Goins (Morgantown), Brandon Hizer (Paden City), Jontae Howard (Oak Glen), Alex Isinghood (Brooke), Caleb Murray (Linsly), Grant Neiswonger (John Marshall), Alec Poland (Morgantown), Cole Sperlazza (Brooke), Raef Wykes (Linsly) and Trevor Williamson (Magnolia). Coaching the West Virginia squad are Tom Hart (Cameron) and Adam Shinsky (Brooke).

West Virginia Girls

Vanessa Alatis (Madonna), Alivia Ammons (Clay-Battelle), Olivia Austin (trinity), Avonna Brown (Trinity), Carleigh Grimm (Linsly), Haley Heitz (Linsly), Landyn Helms (John Marshall), Ally Hicks (Linsly), Catherine Hunnell (John Marshall), Zariah Marling (Wheeling Park), Madison Platt (Brooke), Maggie Mercure (Trinity), Kimberly Soles (Valley), Addie Tuttle (Hundred) and Jailah Walker (Wheeling Park). Coaching the West Virginia squad are Mike Baldy (Trinity) and Rebecca Upton (Linsly).

Ohio Girls

Hannah Archer (Fort Frye), Maria Clark (Martins Ferry), Mackenzie Dalton (Fort Frye), McKayla Dunkle (Harrison Central), Kalista Friday (Monroe Central), Camryn Gebhart (Cambridge), Paige Gorby (Shadyside), Kacey Hastings (Buckeye Trail), Jules Hood (Caldwell), Tori Jones (Dover), Morgan Kiser (Dover), Hannah Merritt (Union Local), Abbie Smith (Warren), Abby Wayble (Buckeye Trail), Katie Zatta (Steubenville Central). Coaching the Ohio squad are Troy Baker (Monroe Central) and Jess Looman (Steubenville Central).

The Ohio boys squad actually has 16 names listed on its roster because Conotton Valley’s Garson Imes is injured and unable to play. He was injured in an automobile accident in February.

At halftime, the girls will compete in a 3-point shootout, while a slam dunk competition will be held at halftime of the boys game. Each state will select three competitors for both competitions.

Along with the games, there will be several special award presentations during the course of the afternoon.

Special award recipients are: Roxy Siburt (Thomas E. Rataiczak Timer/Scorekeeper Award), Al Kennedy (Richard Saffield Girls Coach Award), Joe Hissom (Robert Dawson Officials Award), Mike Granato (Earl Haberfield Boys Coach Award) and the late Bob Battista (Bob Burton Service Award).

On top of those, the Ohio Valley Board of Officials will present the annual Phil Lewton Sportsmanship Award to the St. Clairsville girls and Bridgeport boys programs.