The 2026 Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Division 4 All-State Team is headlined by three-time selection Dooney Johnson of Milwaukee Juneau.
Johnson helped the Pioneers to a Division 4 state championship this year, as they won the Milwaukee-City Gold Division conference crown as well and finished 28-1 overall. Just a junior, he’s now a three-time All-State selection as one of the state’s most electrifying players. The Gonzaga recruit averaged 27.2 points, 8.4 rebounds, 4.4 assists, and 3.4 steals per game this season.
Jake Broeske missed half of his junior season with injury but put together a strong senior campaign that included a Flyway Conference title, 26-2 record, and trip to the sectional finals. The 6’9” forward averaged 19.0 points per game and 9.5 rebounds per contest, shooting 62.2% from the field.
Broker Buschor of Darlington was named the Player of the Year in the SWAL this season after helping the Redbirds to an outright league championship. The 6’3” senior posted 16.1 points per game while pulling down 9.9 rebounds per contest to go with 4.0 assists and 3.0 steals per ballgame.
Zeak Jones of Dominican was a scoring dynamo this year, as the 6’3” junior scored at least 30 points in a half three different times. He would average 25.8 points per game for the Knights, with 6.9 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game. He shot 78.8% from the free throw line.
Blake Risler helped Regis win a share of the tough Cloverbelt-West Conference title and qualify for the WIAA state tournament in Division 4. Among the state’s top scorers, Risler averaged 27.4 points per game while connecting on 44% of his three-point attempts and 79% of his free throws this season.
Miles Schmidgall was the leading scorer and a First Team All-Conference selection for a Fall Creek squad that finished 22-4 and grabbed a share of the Cloverbelt-West Conference title. Not only did he average 15.3 points per game, but he was one of the state’s top rebounders, grabbing 12 boards per contest as well.
Gannan Schwartz is the all-time leader in points and assists at Winnebago Lutheran, earning First Team All-Conference multiple years. As a senior he averaged 22.2 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 4.0 assists per game for the Vikings.
Takis Tyler is a dynamo with the ball in his hands and a key figure on the Milwaukee Juneau state championship team. He was second on the team in scoring at 17.4 points per game, leading the way with 5.5 assists per contest. The 6’0” senior averaged 3.3 rebounds and 3.1 steals per game as well for the Pioneers.
Quinn Wesenberg was the top scorer for a Bonduel team that advanced to the state tournament for a second consecutive year. The 6’3” junior averaged 19.3 points per game along with 4.5 rebounds and 3.9 assists as well.
Ryan Westrich of Bonduel was a key figure on back-to-back state tournament teams, as he is a four-year starter and the school’s all-time leading scorer and rebounder. He averaged 17.0 points and 10.4 rebounds per game as a senior.
Division 4 WBCA All-State
Jake Broeske, Senior, Lomira
Broker Buschor, Senior, Darlington
Dooney Johnson, Junior, Milwaukee Juneau
Zeak Jones, Junior, Dominican
Blake Risler, Senior, Regis
Miles Schmidgall, Junior, Fall Creek
Gannan Schwartz, Senior, Winnebago Lutheran
Takis Tyler, Senior, Milwaukee Juneau
Quinn Wesenberg, Junior, Bonduel
Ryan Westrich, Senior, Bonduel
Honorable Mention
DJ Cooper, Sophomore, Regis
Aiden Crane, Senior, Parkview
Cash Farrell, Senior, Laconia
Jaden Hardiman, Senior, Milwaukee Juneau
Devin Jerome, Junior, Pardeeville
Connor Kilgore, Senior, Kewaunee
Parker Lischka, Senior, Algoma
Jaylen Miggins, Junior, Marshall
Brody Olson, Senior, Glenwood City
True Thurs, Senior, Marathon
Zeke Zuberbuhler, Junior, Darlington
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