Bay Conference: First Team

The players below were listed on the first team all conference list in the competitive Bay Conference.    Daly was a dominant force for New London throughout his junior season. The six-foot-six-inch wing led the conference in scoring with an impressive twenty two points per game. His season high came in a commanding thirty-six point night that led to a victory over Menasha. He also topped the conference in rebounding, averaging nearly thirteen boards per contest. A huge rebounding night was a nineteen rebound performance came in a hard-fought loss against Freedom. Fully displaying his all-around game, he also ranked fifth in the conference with four assists per game. Daly's outstanding season marks a significant jump from Second Team All-Conference to First Team honors.       Ramczyk emerged as a dynamic force for Xavier in his sophomore campaign. He led the Bay Conference in assists, averaging an impressive six per game. He made a significant leap in scoring jumping from seven points as a freshman to twenty points per game. His offensive firepower was highlighted by a season-high thirty-two points in a nail-biting loss against a solid Thomas More team. Ramczyk proved to be a consistent threat from beyond the arc after connecting on seventy-one three-pointers. In three games he sank five triples. His defensive prowess was also on display with an impressive seventy-seven steals on the season. His sophomore campaign has earned him a well-deserved spot on the First Team All-Bay Conference.     Sipple provided crucial senior leadership and scoring for Shawano this season. The six-foot-three-inch guard ranked second in the Bay Conference with almost twenty-two points per game. A consistent presence on the boards, he pulled down 6 rebounds per night. A standout performance saw him score a season-high 33 points in a victory over Green Bay West. He demonstrated his offensive firepower with four games where he reached the thirty-point mark. Sipple's impressive senior year culminates with his First Team honors in back to back seasons. He is also committed to playing at the Division two Bemidji in minnesota.     Marks was a dominant offensive force for Seymour during his junior campaign. He ranked third in the Bay Conference in scoring, averaging an impressive twenty-one points per game. The 6' 6" junior tallied three forty-point nights throughout the year. The junior also made his presence felt on the boards. He ranked third in the conference with nearly nine rebounds per game. His season-high scoring performance came in a victory over Green Bay, where he poured in 34 points. Additionally, he recorded 30 points on four separate occasions and demonstrated. His rebounding consistency with 10 games of 10 or more rebounds. Marks' impressive junior season has rightfully earned him a spot on the First Team All-Bay Conference.     Rademaker continued his dominant play for [program_tooltip program_id='2829078' first='West' last='De Pere'] in his sophomore season. The sophomore standout ranked second in the conference in rebounding, averaging nine boards per game. Tref ranked sixth in the conference with nearly nineteen points per game. Demonstrating remarkable consistency he scored in double figures in twenty-four out of twenty-five games. Rademaker also showcased his rebounding prowess with ten games of ten or more rebounds. His season-high scoring performance of thirty-three points came in an impressive victory over perennial powerhouse Kimberly. The man in the middle was named on the first team all conference list in the Bay Conference.     Hemery was a consistent offensive threat for Green Bay West throughout his senior season. He ranked fifth in the Bay Conference in scoring averaging nineteen points per game. His season-high performance saw him score twenty-seven points in a hard-fought loss against a powerhouse [program_tooltip program_id='2829078' first='West' last='De Pere'] team. Demonstrating his scoring consistency, Hemery recorded fourteen games with twenty points or more. He is committed to playing at the Division 2 junior college level for Rochester Community Tech. His dedication throughout his senior year has earned him a spot on the First Team All-Bay Conference.

The players below were listed on the first team all conference list in the competitive Bay Conference.