Lulis named to 14C first team
JOHN HAMILTON | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 2 months, 1 week AGO
Junior Conner Lulis of St. Regis was named first team District 14C and All-State C to highlight local players selected to the 2025-26 All-Conference team it was announced last week.
In addition to Lulis from St. Regis, junior Nate Bohn also earned first team honors and senior Isaac Kelly was named second team.
From the Superior Bobcats juniors Gannon Quinlan (first team) and Landon Richards (second team) were honored, from the Noxon Red Devils senior Justice Kayser earned a first team nod and junior Shane Hatchel was named second team, and from the Alberton Panthers senior Shea Fredette was also honored as second team.
All-conference teams are selected by vote of league coaches following the regular season play.
District 14C Boys
2025-26 Basketball All-Conference
First team
Conner Lulis*, jr., St. Regis; Jayvian Burke*, sr., Two Eagle River; Karson Cox*, sr., Charlo; Gannon Quinlan, jr., Superior; Talon Addison, sr., Two Eagle River; Justice Kayser, sr., Noxon; Nathan Bohn, jr., St. Regis.
Second team
Shea Fredette, sr., Alberton; Landon Richards, jr., Superior; Shane Hatchel, jr., Noxon; Isaac Kelly, sr., St. Regis; Riley Gates, sr., Two Eagle River.
* - denotes All-State C selections.
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