Bridgman and Mendon captured the inaugural boys and girls BCS Athletic Conference cross country championships.

But only Bridgman dominated the all-league squad.

The Bees placed all five of its top runners on the first team.

Brandywine had just one representative as James Harrell finished fourth at the conference champion held Oct. 14.

The Hornets had just two runners named to the first team.

Cassopolis freshman Amy Adams, who finished 15th at the conference race, earned a spot on the first team.

 

BCS All-Conference

Boys cross country

First team

Brian Njuguna, Bridgman

Patrick Cecil, LMC

James Harrell, Brandywine

Kole Hanke, Bridgman

Hunter Trine, Bronson

Dylan Plummer, Mendon

Jacob Hagenbuch, Mendon

Elliott Hanke, Bridgman

Karl Hanke, Bridgman

Riley Van Pelt, Ne Buffalo

Brandon Owen, Bridgman

Brady Reynolds, Centreville

Wesley Disbro, Bronson

 

Honorable mention

Parker DePalma, New Buffalo

Tyler Sheteron, Centreville

Austin Yunker, Mendon

Colin Ransbottom, Bronson

Alex Heckman, Mendon

Blake Bucklin, Bronson

 

Final standings

Bridgman 30, Mendon 27, Bronson 24, Centreville 21, White Pigeon 17, New Buffalo 14, Buchanan 14, Brandywine 9, Lake Michigan Catholic 6, Cassopolis 1

 

Girls first team

Mary Leighton, Mendon

Jenna Gales, Mendon

Eve O’Halloran, New Buffalo

Mary Wheeler, Bridgman

Lea Daporta, White Pigeon

Marissa Mohney, Centerville

Corissa Ross, Bronson

Carli Bredice, Bridgman

Carolym Hardman, LMC

Katlin Kunde, Bridgman

Amy Adams, Cassopolis

Mary Allbarran, Bronson

 

Honorable mention

Oriana McBride, Bronson

Brooke Wesner, Buchanan

Sydney Harmon, White Pigeon

Erin Bruce, LMC

Deane Shapley, Mendon

Allison Graves, Bridgman

 

Final standings

Mendon 30, Bridgman 27, Bronson 24, Lake Michigan Catholic 20, New Buffalo 16, Buchanan 14, White Pigeon 11, Centreville 10, Cassopolis 10, Brandywine 3