Jurecko was named the five-member First Team. He led the league in rebounding for the second straight season and finished in the top 15 for both points per game (13.9 ppg; 13th) and field goal percentage (51.8%; 13th).

Bruha was a Second Team pick after averaging 11.4 points per conference game. Bruha was also amongst the league leaders for three-point field goal percentage (40.4%; 5th), assists per game (3.4; 7th), and rebounds per game (5.9; 11th). 

Bell was named to the Honorable Mention group and averaged 11.2 points per game. He was the only player to be amongst the league's top 15 for all three shooting percentage categories - three-point field goal percentage (60.0%; 1st), free throw percentage (85.4%; 4th), and field goal percentage (52.2%; 11th). 

Lake Forest's three All-Conference selections was as many as any league school.

Also honored was Lake Forest Head Coach Chris Conger as the league's Coach of the Year. It was the second time in the past three years he has received the award. 
 

1999-2000 All-Midwest Conference Men's Basketball Team

FIRST TEAM
Adam LaVoy, Lawrence  Jr. F
J.R. Jurecko, Lake Forest  Jr. C
Will Davis, Carroll   Sr. G-F
Kent Froebe, Monmouth  Sr. F
Steve Kohl, Ripon   So. G

SECOND TEAM
Josh Glocke, Ripon   So. G
Kevin Geraghty, Knox  Sr. W
Henry Grant, Beloit   So. F
Brian Bruha, Lake Forest   So. G
Jeff Stenoish, Monmouth  So. F

HONORABLE MENTION
Fred Bell, Lake Forest  Fr. G
Nate Leverence, Lawrence  Sr. G
Jason Hanson, Beloit   So. G-F
Steve Cottrell, Knox   Jr. P
Jeff Massen, Ripon   Sr. C
Matt Espenscheid, Illinois College Jr. F
Chris Zais, St. Norbert  Jr. G
Steve Glasgow, Monmouth  So. G

PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Adam LaVoy, Lawrence

COACH OF THE YEAR
Chris Conger, Lake Forest