Basketball

All-NWC boys basketball teams announced

Whatcom County lands 7 players on First Team, 4 on Second Team
March 6, 2023 at 12:31 p.m.
Anacortes' Davis Fogle scores two of his 42 points over Lynden’s Coston Parcher Jan. 25 in the Lions' 78-73 win over the Seahawks. Fogle was named the Northwest Conference Player of the Year while Parcher was named to the All-NWC First Team.
Anacortes' Davis Fogle scores two of his 42 points over Lynden’s Coston Parcher Jan. 25 in the Lions' 78-73 win over the Seahawks. Fogle was named the Northwest Conference Player of the Year while Parcher was named to the All-NWC First Team. (Andy Bronson/Cascadia Daily News)

By CONNOR J. BENINTENDI
Staff Reporter

The 2022–23 All-Northwest Conference boys basketball teams were announced Monday, March 6, as voted on by the league's coaches.

Seven Whatcom County players were named to the First Team — two each from Lynden, Sehome and Lynden Christian, as well as one from Blaine — while four others made the Second Team.

Below is the full list of selections.


Head Coach of the Year: Brett Senff, Anacortes

Assistant Coach of the Year: TJ Rice, Lakewood

Player of the Year: Davis Fogle, Anacortes, Sophomore


All-Northwest Conference First Team

Name
School
Year
Quinn Swanson
Mount VernonJr.
Anthony CanalesLyndenJr.
Grant KepleySehomeSr.
Tyler SipmaLynden ChristianSr.
Coston ParcherLyndenSr.
Mathew RussBlaineSr.
Grey GarrisonSehomeSr.
Jeremiah WrightLynden ChristianJr.
Jacob HayesAnacortesSr.


All-Northwest Conference Second Team

Name
School
Year
Blaine GranbergBurlington-EdisonSr.
Mason WellerLakewoodSr.
Lucas SmithBlaineSr.
Aliy'is GilesOak HarborSr.
Jaeger FyfeMeridianSoph.
Ashton EngelhardtSqualicumSr.
Bennett HoweBurlington-EdisonSr.
Mathew StormsSehomeSr.
Connor CoxSedro-WoolleySr.
Devari DavisMount VernonSr.
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