Guard-forwards Jonas Bicik and David Eberhard made the league’s First Team, taking two of the five positions on the top honor squad.

Another Redmen senior guard-forward, Jordan DeMay, made the Second Team, while a fourth MSHS senior, forward Justin Jurmu, earned Honorable Mention.

League champion Menominee swept the special awards, with senior Aidan Bellisle named Player of the Year, senior Brady Badker the Defensive Player of the Year and Sam Larson the Coach of the Year.

In addition to Marquette and Menominee, the league also includes Escanaba, Gladstone and Kingsford.

Marquette's Jonas Bicik, top, blocks the way for Negaunee's Jace Turri, who grimaces as he runs into Bicik during the third quarter of their high school boys basketball game played at the Barb Crill Gymnasium in Marquette on Feb. 17. (Photo courtesy Daryl T. Jarvinen)

The Maroons posted a perfect 8-0 record in varsity league games, while Marquette shares the JV title with Kingsford as each was 6-2 and the Redmen won the freshman crown with an unblemished 8-0 mark.

Here are the other GNC honorees, with year and school:

First Team — Colin Hudson, sr., Escanaba; Cooper Conway, sr., Menominee; Nic Nora, jr., Kingsford

Second Team — Kaden Gibbs, soph., Gladstone; Connor Smale, sr., Escanaba; Brady Schultz, sr., Menominee; Jared Hanson, sr., Escanaba

Special Mention — Brody Kupp, sr., Kingsford; Brody Waara, sr., Menominee; Trevor Brown, sr., Escanaba; Elliot Vitito, soph., Gladstone

Marquette's David Eberhard leaps while trying to stay inbounds during the fourth quarter of a high school boys basketball game played against Negaunee at the Barb Crill Gymnasium in Marquette on Feb. 17. (Photo courtesy Daryl T. Jarvinen)

Honorable Mention — Michael Meneguzzo, sr., Kingsford; Casey Bray, jr., Escanaba; Brady Badker, sr., Menominee; Caden Downey, sr., Gladstone

Information compiled by Journal Sports Editor Steve Brownlee. His email address is sbrownlee@miningjournal.net.