The Bethesda University men’s basketball program was recognized by the SWS Conference with multiple postseason honors, highlighting the impact and development of several key players throughout the season.

Leading the group is Miles Sulka, who earned SWS Conference First Team honors following a standout season. Sulka consistently demonstrated leadership and versatility, playing a crucial role in Bethesda’s competitiveness throughout conference play. His ability to contribute on both ends of the floor and elevate his teammates made him one of the conference’s most respected players this year.

Bethesda also celebrated Kenji Cooper, who was named to the SWS Conference Third Team. Cooper’s performance throughout the season reflected his consistency, energy, and commitment to the program’s culture. His contributions on the court helped establish momentum for the team during several key moments of the year.

In addition to these honors, three Bethesda players received SWS Conference Honorable Mention recognition: Cameron Durr, Treveon Lee, and Shane Sands.

Durr played a central role in the team’s offensive production and leadership on the court. Lee and Sands each provided important contributions throughout the season, showcasing their work ethic, competitive spirit, and continued growth within the program.

The recognition of five Bethesda players across multiple All-Conference categories reflects the collective effort and commitment of the team throughout the year.

“This recognition speaks to the work these players put in every day,” said the Bethesda coaching staff. “They represented the program with effort, professionalism, and a commitment to growth.”

As the program continues building momentum, these honors serve as another step in the ongoing development of Bethesda Basketball and its culture of accountability, work ethic, and team identity.