WBCA announces Boys Division 2 All-State Team

The senior trio of Levi Bradley from Pius XI, Henry Ellenson from Rice Lake, and Cody Schwartz from West De Pere lead the 2015 WBCA Division 2 All-State Team as unanimous selections. It marks the third straight year for Ellenson and Schwartz, while Kyle Monroe of Ashwaubenon is a repeat selection. Due to a tie in the voting, there are 11 players on All-State this season.

Bradley is a three-time First Team All-Conference selection, earning Player of the Year honors this season in the Woodland-West. The rangy 6-7 Northern Illinois commit averaged 21.9 points per game as Pius finished the 19-4 overall, won the league title, and spent time at #1 in the D2 Coaches Poll.

Ellenson is a three-time WBCA All-State selection, and for a second straight year, has led the Warriors to the Division 2 state tournament. A McDonald's All-American and member of Team USA, the 6-10 senior Marquette recruit averaged 27.5 points per game for Rice Lake coach Kevin Orr.

Schwartz is making his third appearance on the WBCA All-State list, and the Phantoms of West De Pere are making their second straight trip to Madison for the state tournament. As a senior, the 6-8 wing who is committed to San Jose State is averaging 19.8 points per game.

Monroe is a two-time WBCA All-State choice, and has been named the FRCC Player of the Year for a second straight season as well, sharing the honor with De Pere's Brevin Pritzl this year. The 6-5 senior forward averaged 22 points per game this season.

Josh Michaels of Greendale has the Panthers back at the state tournament for a second straight year. The 6-2 senior guard averages 19.8 points per contest, including a 40-point performance against Shorewood earlier in the season.

Carter Belling of Kaukauna helped the Papermakers to an outstanding season that included a 20-4 overall record, 15-3 mark in the tough FVA, and a sustained run at #1 in the Coaches Poll. The 6-1 senior guard averaged 13.2 points, 2.2 rebounds, and 2.9 assists per game for the Galloping Ghosts.

Anthony Carver of Wisconsin Lutheran was an Honorable Mention selection last year in leading the Vikings to a state title, and is a First Team choice this year. A versatile 6-4 senior forward, he averaged 14 points per game for the Vikings as co-Player of the Year in the Little Ten.

Drew Fredrickson helped Mount Horeb to a sectional final last, and the Vikings took it a step further in 2015, advancing to the Division 2 state tournament. The 6-2 senior guard was co-Player of the Year in the Badger-North, averaging a team-best 14.6 points, 3.5 rebounds, and 2.8 assists per game.

Al'Tavius Jackson of Port Washington was a key reason why the Pirates finished 18-6 overall and tied for second in the strong North Shore Conference. A 6-2 senior guard, he led the team in both scoring (20.3 ppg) and rebounding (5.9 rpg) in 2015.

Nick McGlynn led Stoughton to the Badger-South title, earning a third straight All-Conference selection, adding league Player of the Year honors this season. The 6-8 senior Drake commit averaged 16 points, 9.3 rebounds, and 2.9 blocks per game for the Vikings.

Adam Wolf only spent one season with Beaver Dam after moving from out of state, but he made it count. The 6-7 senior forward was the Little Ten co-Player of the Year after averaging 16.6 points, 7.9 rebounds, and 2.7 blocks per game for the Golden Beavers.

WBCA Division 2 All-State

Carter Belling, Sr., Kaukauna
Levi Bradley, Sr., Pius XI *
Anthony Carver, Sr., Wisconsin Lutheran
Henry Ellenson, Sr., Rice Lake *
Drew Fredrickson, Sr., Mount Horeb
Al'Tavius Jackson, Sr., Port Washington
Nick McGlynn, Sr., Stoughton
Josh Michaels, Sr., Greendale
Kyle Monroe, Sr., Ashwaubenon
Cody Schwartz, Sr., West De Pere *
Adam Wolf, Sr., Beaver Dam

Honorable Mention

Jose Alicia, Sr., Seymour
Vinny Cincotta, Sr., Jefferson
John Diener, Fr., Cedarburg
Nate Hubbard-Cole, Sr., Milwaukee Washington
Seth Kostroski, Jr., Sauk Prairie
Miles Sigh, Sr., Whitefish Bay

* – denotes unanimous selection

Voting Panel – Zac Campbell, River Falls; Jesse Shaw, Antigo; Bob Maronde, Grafton; Mike Schalow, Kaukauna; Jake Erbentraut, Wilmot; Todd Nesheim, Mount Horeb; Mike Basile, Pewaukee; Ryan Walz, Wisconsin Lutheran