Cassopolis, the BCS Blue Division champion, landed four players on the first team of the all-division squad.

Tyrese Hunt-Thompson,, who averaged 16 points per game with 4.1 rebounds, 4.4 steals and 3.3 assists, was named the division’s most valuable player.

The Rangers also had Shane Los, Kiambu Gary and Xander Smith earn first team all-division honors.

In the BCS Red Division, Brandywine’s Hunter Slaughter was named the MVP.

Vinny Peel and Brady Duval also earned first team honors for the Bobcats, who set a school record by winning its first 17 games of the regular season.

Buchanan’s Dalton Riddle was a first team pick.

Nathan Kemp and Scott Miller represented Brandywine on the honorable mention portion of the team.

 

ALL-BCS BLUE DIVISION

First team

Tyrese Hunt-Thompson, Cassopolis

Julian Himes, New Buffalo

Seth Margaritis, New Buffalo

Hayden Stauffer, Centreville

Shane Los, Cassopolis

Keaton Crotser, Mendon

Kiambu Gary, Cassopolis

Xander Smith, Cassopolis

Thadd Hermann, Bronson

Coletin Gascho, Centreville

 

Honorable mention

Tyler Carpenter, Centreville

Creo Brewster, New Buffalo

Lukas Crotser, Mendon

Sotiri Margaritis, New Buffalo

Luis DePaz, Bronson

Noah Krull, White Pigeon

 

ALL-BCS RED DIVISION

First team

Hunter Slaughter, Brandywine

Tyreese Gardner, Comstock

Dalton Riddle, Buchanan

Sam Spaulding, Berrien Springs

Devin Nichols, Berrien Springs

Vinny Peel, Brandywine

Shane Easter, Comstock

Darrion Turner, Parchment

Brady Duval, Brandywine

 

Honorable mention

Nathan Kemp, Brandywine

Scott Miller, Brandywine

Bryce Evans, Berrien Springs

Marvin Henderson, Berrien Springs

Shaune Carter, Comstock

Seth Ansel, Comstock

Ryan Chang, Bridgman

Hunter Adams, Bridgman