For the second straight season, Lynden Christian standout post player Isaac Reimer has been selected the Most Valuable Player on the All-Northwest Conference team by the league's coaches.

Reimer led the Lyncs back to the Class 1A state semifinals this season, though their quest to repeat as state champions fell short there with a loss to King's. Reimer, who also was selected the state's 1A Player of the Year as a junior, finished fourth in the NWC with 16.3 points per game this season.

Reimer said he has not yet decided on a college for next year, but he is considering a number of offers from area programs.

Lynden's Brian Roper and Anacortes' Brett Senff also shared the league's Coach of the Year honors for a second straight year.

Roper led the Lions to a 25-2 record and back to the Class 2A state semifinals, where their hopes of winning back-to-back state titles ended with a loss to Anacortes. Lynden, which was unbeaten in conference play, ended up finishing third at the state tournament.

Anacortes, which was runner up to Lynden with a 10-2 conference mark, ended up finishing second at the state tournament, losing 44-39 to Pullman in the championship game.

Lynden had two players selected to the All-NWC first team, as seniors John Shine and Dak Shagren were honored.

Shine led the Lions and finished ninth in the NWC with 13.4 points per game. Shine said he is considering an offer to play basketball for Northwest University or attend school at Seattle Pacific.

Shagren finished 12th in the NWC with 12.8 points per game. He already has signed a National Letter of Intent to play basketball for Northwest University next year.

Sehome's senior post Charlie Linneman also was selected to the first team, after he led the Mariners within one win of qualifying for the regional round of the 2A State Tournament. Linneman led the Mariners and was second in the Northwest Conference with 17.5 points per game.

Anacortes placed two players on the first team in seniors Billy King (11.5 points per game) and A.J. Yost (10.5). Burlington-Edison junior Isaak Davies (15.0 points per game) also made the first team, as did Sedro-Woolley's conference scoring champion Jackson Price (19.1).

Whatcom County players selected to the second team were Meridian junior Alijah Garcia, Lynden Christian senior Nathan Meppelink, Lynden senior Matt Meyer, Sehome junior Evan Miksovsky, Squalicum junior Blake Youtsey and Squalicum senior Alex Yuska.

Reach David Rasbach at david.rasbach@bellinghamherald.com or 360-715-2286.

ALL-NORTHWEST CONFERENCE TEAM

Selected by league's coaches

Most Valuable Player: Isaac Reimer, sr., Lynden Christian

Co-Coaches of the Year: Brian Roper (Lynden), Brett Senff (Anacortes)

First team

Player Yr. School

Isaak Davies Jr. Burlington-Edison

Billy King Sr. Anacortes

Charlie Linneman Sr. Sehome

Jackson Price So. Sedro-Woolley

Dak Shagren Sr. Lynden

John Shine Sr. Lynden

A.J. Yost Sr. Anacortes

Second team

Player Yr. School

Alijah Garcia Jr. Meridian

Nathan Meppelink Sr. Lynden Christian

Matt Meyer Sr. Lynden

Evan Miksovsky Jr. Sehome

Austin VonHerbulis Sr. Burlington-Edison

Blake Youtsey Jr. Squalicum

Alex Yuska Sr. Squalicum

Honorable mention

Player Yr. School

Matt Aldridge Sr. Anacortes

Dustin Brandsma Sr. Lynden Christian

Blake Briones Jr. Meridian

Daron Browning Sr. Burlington-Edison

Alex Check Sr. Bellingham

Noah Cyr-Moore Sr. Sehome

Mason Elms So. Sedro-Woolley

Edward Garcia Sr. Meridian

Brandon Gwinner Sr. Nooksack Valley

Kalien Hayes So. Bellingham

Daulton Hommes So. Lynden Christian

Austin Honeycutt Fr. Ferndale

Tristan Jette Sr. Sedro-Woolley

Kendall Kelly Sr. Ferndale

Josh Kraght Sr. Lynden

Jeramy Martin Jr. Lynden

Luke Melton Sr. Ferndale

Michael Moser Jr. Sedro-Woolley

Ty Munsell Sr. Mount Baker

Reuben Murashov Jr. Mount Baker

Kyle Redmond Sr. Bellingham

Zan Roman Sr. Mount Baker

Gabe Sanchez Sr. Sehome

Brady Shearer So. Ferndale

Gabe Trump Sr. Blaine

Zach Vis Sr. Lynden

Josiah Westbrook Fr. Blaine

Nick Zeegers Sr. Bellingham

Reach DAVID RASBACH at david.rasbach@bellinghamherald.com or call 715-2271.