Here's a look at the top players from the Chick-Fil-A Holiday Tournament

There were five players named to the Chick-Fil-A Holiday Tournament all-tourney team, but there were plenty more who turned in standout performances over the course of the three days.

Here's a look at who shined on the holiday stage.

Andrew Wojciak, Merrimack

• A member of the all-tournament team, Wojciak was a top performer on both ends of the court for the Tomahawks. While averaged 9.3 points per game in those three, his points tended to come in big moments, especially in the championship game. Wojciak also drew some of the toughest defensive assignments, including Nashua South's DJ Frechette and Nashua North's  Nathan Hale in the semifinals and final, respectively. Each scored 12 points against Merrimack, well below their average.

Nathan Hale, Nashua North

• Another all-tournament team member, Hale was the Titans' leading scorer throughout the tourney. He averaged 18 points in the three games and scored from inside and out.

Jerrell Webster, Souhegan

• Unusual for an all-tournament selection to come from a seventh-place team, but Webster was that good for the Sabers. He was the tournament's leading scorer, averaging 21 points per game, and was almost automatic at the line, going 29 of 36.

Ian Roberts, Merrimack

• Roberts was the leading scorer in the tournament for the Tomahawks, averaging 10.3 points per game to land on the all-tournament team. He also provided Merrimack with a physical presence on the inside.

Ronnie Silva, Nashua North

• The final all-tournament team member, Silva hit one of the biggest shots of the week when his 3-pointer gave the Titans the lead late in the championship game. The North point guard did several little things to keep the Titans offense running and was solid on the defensive end.

DJ Frechette, Nashua South

• While Frechette didn't have any monster shooting performances during the tourney, he was South's leading scorer, dropping 17 points per game. And against Merrimack, he was the only Panthers player to score more than one field goal.

Max Bonney-Liles, Alvirne

• The sophomore came off the bench for the Broncos in the tourney opener, but still had eight against Goffstown. By the fourth quarter of the final, Bonney-Liles was Alvirne's go-to scorer, getting 14 of his 25 points against South in the final eight minutes. For the tourney, he averaged 15.7 points per game.

Dan Brown, Alvirne

• Brown was the reason the Broncos were able to get by Goffstown in the opener, as he scored 19 points in that first half. Despite a down performance against North, Brown finished with a three-day average of 14.7 points.

Ryan Banuskevich, Milford

• Another emerging scorer, the Spartans junior led the team in points with a three-day average of 13.0 points. Showed he could use his left-handed shot in a number of different ways.

Tim Comeau, Goffstown

• Comeau was a force inside for the Grizzlies in the first two games before foul trouble sent him to the bench for most of the final day. The senior averaged 10.3 points despite scoring just three in the last game, and was a monster on the boards.

Alonzo Linton, Nashua North

• Another super sophomore who shined coming off the bench for the Titans. Although he was shut down by Merrimack's defense, Linton averaged 12.7 points in the tournament.

Kevin Genao, Nashua South

• Genao was in double figures in South's first and last game, getting shut out against Merrimack like many opponents did. He provided the Panthers with solid defense as well as playing the point at a high level.

Jack Briggs, Milford

• The Spartans second-leading scorer, Briggs handled a lot of on-the-ball duties for Milford. Was in double figures in every game with an 11.3 average.