Days after claiming a Class 7A state championship, DeWayne Brown added some more hardware on Tuesday.

The Hoover star was named Alabama High School Basketball Player of the Year by MaxPreps, adding another honor to an impressive season.

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Past winners include former Buckhorn guard Caleb Holt (2024), Baker’s Labaron Philon (2023) and McGill-Toolen’s Barry Dunning (2022).

Brown, a Tennessee signee, capped off his tenure at Hoover with a pair of double-doubles in the AHSAA State Finals against Central-Phenix City and Florence.

He totaled 27 points, 15 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 blocks in the semifinals against Central before racking up 14 points, 16 assists, 5 blocks and an assists in the title game against Florence.

He was named Class 7A state tournament MVP for the performance.

A 4-star prospect, he signed with Tennessee over offers that included Mississippi State, Alabama, LSU and Virginia.

Brown was a first-team all-state selection last year and named Class 7A Player of the Year last season by the Alabama Sports Writers Association.