Bridgman went through the regular season and the Lakeland Conference Tournament undefeated to take the overall league championship.

The Bees were rewarded for their dominance by placing three players on the first team of the all-conference squad, as well as having Woody Wollery named Coach of the Year.

In all, Bridgman had seven players selected to the all-league squad.

Brandywine’s Jordan Hatch was a first team selection, while Buchanan’s Carsten McCarty also was a first team pick. Edwardsburg’s Evan VanBelle and Josh Clark earned similar honors.

All-Lakeland Conference

First team

Christopher Zimmer, Berrien Springs

Harly Quispe, Berrien Springs

Jordan Hatch, Brandywine

Kyle Rotondo, Bridgman

Sammy Higgins, Bridgman

Adam Klug, Bridgman

Carsten McCarty, Buchanan

Christian Lopez, Coloma

Evan VanBelle, Edwardsburg

Josh Clark, Edwardsburg

GK – Christian Haack, Berrien Springs

GK – Matt Englund, Bridgman

Coach of the Year

Woody Wollery, Bridgman

Second team

Geoffrey Mfuny, Berrien Springs

Ruben Zapata, Berrien Springs

Matt Hendricks, Bridgman

Colin Ulrath, Bridgman

Brent Brown, Buchanan

George Samadder, Cassopolis

Tomas Acosta, Coloma

Chris Kraklau, Coloma

Max Habicht, Edwardsburg

Matt Toney, Edwardsburg

GK – Tyler Hester, Coloma

GK – Patrick Harvey, Edwardsburg

Honorable mention

A.J. Smrek, Brandywine; Matt Englund, Bridgman; Chris Rotondo, Bridgman; Alex Swem, Buchanan; Cameron Hayden, Cassopolis; Blaise Suseland, Cassopolis; Thomas Bosler, Cassopolis; Nick Morlock, Coloma; Jorge Novaes, Coloma; Steffen Kolenko, Coloma; Alan Lopez, Edwardsburg; Ben Getz, Edwardsburg

Regular season standings

1. Bridgman, 2. Edwardsburg, 3. Berrien Springs, 4. Coloma, 5. Buchanan, 6. Brandywine, 6. Cassopolis

Tournament standings

1. Bridgman, 2. Edwardsburg, 3. Coloma, 4. Berrien Springs, 5. Buchanan, 6. Cassopolis, 7. Brandywine

Finals standings

1. Bridgman, 2. Edwardsburg, 3. Berrien Springs, 4. Coloma, 5. Buchanan, 6. Brandywine, 6. Cassopolis