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Meet the All-Southwest 10 Conference girls, boys basketball teams for 2021-22 season
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KALAMAZOO, MI – The final buzzer at the Breslin Center brought an end to Michigan’s high school basketball season on Saturday, and now it’s time for the state’s top players to collect their accolades after months of hard work.
The Southwest 10 Conference recognized its top boys and girls athletes with first team, second team and honorable mention categories, as voted by the conference’s coaches.
On the boys side, Cassopolis, Centreville and Comstock each fielded five honorees, including two first-team selections apiece.
On the girls side, Bloomingdale and Hartford led the way with five selections apiece, including a pair of first-teamers each.
Hartford’s Alexis Snodgrass was voted the girls all-conference team captain, while Cassopolis’ Davion Goins was tabbed the boys captain.
Follow along for the complete list of the Southwest 10 all-conference teams for the 2021-22 boys and girls basketball seasons, along with final conference standings.
Comstock’s Israel Patterson (4) cuts through the Otsego Bulldogs’ block during the second quarter of the district semifinal at Otsego High School on Wednesday, March 9, 2022. (Gabi Broekema | MLive.com)Gabi Broekema | MLive.com
Southwest 10 boys first team all-conference
Davion Goins (Jr.), Cassopolis
Daishean Jamison (Sr.), Cassopolis
Mason Lemings (Sr.), Centreville
Tyler Swanwick (Sr.), Centreville
Josh Allan (Sr.), Comstock
Israel Patterson (Sr.), Comstock
Kaden Johnson (Sr.), Hartford
Chris Jackson (Jr.), White Pigeon

Centreville’s Matt Swanwick (40) shoots a free throw at the basketball game between Kalamazoo Christian and Centreville at Kalamazoo Christian on Tuesday, January 4, 2021. (Photo by Carlin Stiehl | MLive.com)Carlin Stiehl | MLive.com
Southwest 10 boys second team all-conference
Matthew Allett (Sr.), Decatur
Jesse Baushke (Jr.), Decatur
Dylan Carper (Sr.), White Pigeon
Daniel Jackson (Sr.), White Pigeon
Daeton Gillam (Sr.), Cassopolis
Matt Swanwick (Fr.), Centreville
Masson Mollohan (Jr.), Comstock
Seneca Booker (Sr.), Bloomingdale
Comstock’s Amarion White (23) prepares to pass the ball during the third quarter of the district semifinal against the Otsego Bulldogs at Otsego High School on Wednesday, March 9, 2022. (Gabi Broekema | MLive.com)Gabi Broekema | MLive.com
Southwest 10 boys honorable mention all-conference
R.J. Drews (Sr.), Cassopolis
Logan Pflug (Jr.), Cassopolis
Harrison Gregory (Jr.), Centreville
Roman Robinson (Jr.), Centreville
D.J. Howard (Sr.), Comstock
Amarion White (Jr.), Comstock
Landon Fisher (Jr.), Decatur
Parker Smith (Sr.), Decatur
Tanner Kinchen (Sr.), Hartford
Aaron Lopez-Robles (Sr.), Hartford
Parker Adams (Fr.), Marcellus
Wyatt Haas (Sr.), Marcellus
Noah Roberts (Jr.), Mendon
Luke Schinker (Jr.), Mendon
Todd Hollingsworth (Sr.), White Pigeon
Wes Roberts (Sr.), White Pigeon
Austin Amos (Sr.), Bloomingdale
Drake Cross (Sr.), Bloomingdale
Yrral Campbell (Soph.), Bangor

Cetnreville’s head coach Matt Price at the basketball game between Kalamazoo Christian and Centreville at Kalamazoo Christian on Tuesday, January 4, 2021. (Photo by Carlin Stiehl | MLive.com)Carlin Stiehl | MLive.com
Final Southwest 10 boys standings
1. Centreville 17-1, 18-4 overall
2. Cassopolis 16-2, 16-5
3. Comstock 15-3, 15-6
4. White Pigeon 11-7, 12-9
5. Hartford 10-8, 12-10
6. Decatur 8-10, 9-13
7. Bloomingdale 6-12, 6-15
8. Mendon 4-14, 4-17
9. Marcellus 2-16, 2-19
10. Bangor 1-17, 1-20
Hartford Indian Alexis Snodgrass (44) and Hartford Indian Descenya Rodarte (10) pass the ball to a teammate during their regional semifinal game against the Schoolcraft Eagles at Hartford High School on Tuesday, March 8, 2022. (Gabi Broekema | MLive.com)Gabi Broekema | MLive.com
Southwest 10 girls first team all-conference
Alexis Snodgrass (Sr.), Hartford
Descenya Rodarte (Sr.), Hartford
Emma Allison (Sr.), Bloomingdale
Allison Starbuck (Sr.), Bloomingdale
Payton Griffith (Sr.), Mendon
Ryley Mullin (Sr.), Mendon
Emma Holmes (Sr.), Marcellus
Faith Edwards (Jr.), Centreville
Atyanna Alford (Soph.), Cassopolis
Bloomingdale Cardinal Aquinnah Kelly (12) smiles and cries while hugging friends and family after the Bloomingdale Cardinals’ win against the Hartford Indians at Hartford High School on Tuesday, February 22, 2022. (Gabi Broekema | MLive.com)Gabi Broekema | MLive.com
Southwest 10 girls second team all-conference
Khashya McCoy (Sr.), Hartford
Quinn Kelly (Jr.), Bloomingdale
Alivia Stuart (Sr.), Mendon
Brooklyn Vantilburg (Jr.), Marcellus
Zaniya Dodd (Sr.), Cassopolis
Kyla Owens (Sr.), Comstock
Leah Baushke (Sr.), Decatur
Bloomingdale Cardinal Andreya Robinson (44) keeps the ball away from the Hartford Indians during the game at Hartford High School on Tuesday, February 22, 2022. (Gabi Broekema | MLive.com)Gabi Broekema | MLive.com
Southwest 10 girls honorable mention all-conference
Vanessa Delarosa (Sr.), Hartford
Gillian Kuehnle (Sr.), Hartford
Andreya Robinson (Soph.), Bloomingdale
Haley Westerhoff (Sr.), Bloomingdale
Ella Smith (Soph.), Cassopolis
Jadin Wolfe (Sr.), Cassopolis
Bella Kangas (Sr.), Centreville
Karissa Gest (Sr.), Centreville
Li’Zariah Lewis (Sr.), Comstock
Deshanae Reed (Sr.), Comstock
Morgan Hall (Sr.), Decatur
Lauren Ogrin (Sr.), Decatur
Allison Daugherty (Sr.), Marcellus
Clare Flory (Soph.), Marcellus
Rainie Atherton (Sr.), White Pigeon
Hayley Strawser (Sr.), White Pigeon
Makennah Mullin (Soph.), Mendon
Alyssa Birner (Sr.), Bangor
The team cheers with Bloomingdale Cardinal’s girls varsity head coach Kirsten Allison after the Bloomingdale Cardinals’ win against the Hartford Indians at Hartford High School on Tuesday, February 22, 2022. (Gabi Broekema | MLive.com)Gabi Broekema | MLive.com
Final Southwest 10 girls standings
1. Bloomingdale 17-1, 20-2 overall
2. Hartford 16-2, 19-4
3. Mendon 15-3, 19-4
4. Cassopolis 11-7, 12-9
5. Marcellus 9-9, 12-10
5. Centreville 9-9, 10-12
7. Comstock 7-11, 8-13
8. Decatur 3-15, 4-18
8. White Pigeon 3-15, 3-18
10. Bangor 0-18, 0-21
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