Woodstock Native, Bryce Leatherwood, Crowned Winner Of 'The Voice'

LOS ANGELES, CA — "The Voice" has a new champion, and his name is Bryce Leatherwood.

The Woodstock native was crowned the season 22 winner Tuesday night on NBC. He was a member of Team Blake.

"I think the biggest lesson that I'm going to take away from being coached by the Blake Shelton is be myself, be yourself and be who you are," Leatherwood said before the winner was announced. "Number two, have fun, man. We're all here, and this is the greatest experience I've had in my life, so, hey, thank you, coach."

Shelton, a smile across his face, stood up and clapped as it was announced that Leatherwood took the victory. Leatherwood's win made it the ninth time Team Blake has had a grand champion on the show.

Leatherwood shared a photo of himself with Shelton and his trophy on Facebook, with the following comment:

"I am lost for words … this experience has been one that I will cherish for the rest of my life. The incredible people I have met along this journey have made this all worth it. To my family, the people of Georgia, and for my fans watching around the world, this is for yall! God is good."

Leatherwood defeated opponents Morgan Myles, bodie, Omar Jose Cardona and Brayden Lape.