Michigan’s Mr. Basketball is the most prestigious award you can win in high school basketball in Michigan. In 2021, that honor goes to incoming Spartan Pierre Brooks II. As mentioned in the tweet below he led Detroit Douglass to the Division 4 state title last week.
He becomes the 21st Spartan commit to win the award in the 101-year history of the award. He is also the first Spartan to win the award since Foster Loyer did 2018.
Brooks II averaged 33.1 points per game and 9.3 rebounds per game in his senior season. Brooks II finished his career with 2,889 points which is the most of any senior edging out Foster Wonders who had 2,573 points. Brooks will be a great addition to a Spartans team that needs a lethal shooter.
Here is a photo gallery of Brooks II at the state title game.
Detroit Douglass guard Pierre Brooks II is 2021 Michigan Mr. Basketball.
He led Detroit Douglass to the Division 4 state title last week. He'll be playing for @MSU_Basketball later this year.https://t.co/u31LcZwPIS
— Freep Sports (@freepsports) April 16, 2021
