Yale High's Jackson Kohler named to Michigan all-state basketball team

Combo guard earns second straight Division 2 first-team selection

Apr. 9, 2026 at 8:13pm

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Jackson Kohler, a standout player for the Yale High School boys basketball team, has been named to the Michigan Sports Writers Division 2 all-state first team for the second consecutive season. Kohler helped lead Yale to its best two-year stretch in program history.

Why it matters

Earning all-state recognition is a significant achievement that highlights Kohler's exceptional talent and impact on his high school team. This honor puts him among the top basketball players in Michigan and could open doors for him to play at the college level.

The details

Kohler, a combo guard, has been a driving force for the Yale High School boys basketball team over the past two seasons. His selection to the Michigan Sports Writers Division 2 all-state first team marks the second consecutive year he has received this prestigious accolade.

  • Kohler was named to the all-state first team in 2026.
  • Kohler helped lead Yale High School to its best-ever, two-year stretch.

The players

Jackson Kohler

A standout combo guard for the Yale High School boys basketball team who has been named to the Michigan Sports Writers Division 2 all-state first team for the second consecutive season.

Yale High School

The high school basketball team that Kohler plays for, which has experienced its best-ever, two-year stretch with Kohler's leadership.

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The takeaway

Kohler's back-to-back all-state selections demonstrate his exceptional talent and ability to elevate his high school team to new heights. This recognition could open doors for him to continue his basketball career at the college level.