Schwieterman, Brunswick get ACAC honors

The Patriots didn’t look the way they have for the past decade.

But still they had two players worthy of recognition in the Allen County Athletic Conference.

Hallie Schwieterman and Elizabeth Brunswick of the Jay County High School girls basketball team were both recognized when the ACAC released its all-conference teams on Tuesday morning.

Schwieterman, a sophomore guard, was named to the ACAC 1st team. She led the Patriots to a third-place finish in conference with an ACAC record of 4-2.

The sophomore led the Patriots (10-13) with 18.8 points, 5.5 rebounds, 4.0 steals and 2.4 assists per game. 

She was the youngest player to make the first team, which was filled out with three juniors and three seniors as well.

Juniors to make the first team include Ava Stafford of Adams Central, Bluffton’s Konley Ault and Woodlan’s Alyssa Anderson. Seniors to receive first team recognition were Isabella Stout and Maryn Schreiber of Bluffton and Southern Well’s Ashlie Needler.

South Adams and Heritage did not have any first team selections.

Jay County didn’t have any players make the ACAC 2nd Team. Selections were Kate Fisher (Adams Central), Danica Fuller (Heritage), Laney Trausch (South Adams), Collena Reeves (Southern Wells) and Brooke Kneubuhler (Woodlan).

Brunswick was listed as an honorable mention alongside freshmen from South Adams (Anna Lehman) and Southern Wells (Kaylee Davis).

Brunswick was second on the team with 7.3 points, 5.1 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 1.8 steals per game.