National Association of Basketball Coaches Announces[/B]
2014-15 Division I All-District Teams[/B]
and UPS All-District Coaches
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (March 27, 2015) -- The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) announced today the NABC Division I All-District teams and UPS All-District coaches for 2014-15. Selected and voted on by member coaches of the NABC, these student-athletes and coaches represent the finest basketball players and coaches across America.
2014-15 NABC DIVISION I ALL-DISTRICT TEAMS
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District 1
First Team
David Laury Iona
A.J. English Iona
Emmy Andujar Manhattan
Jameel Warney Stony Brook
Zaid Hearst Quinnipiac
Second Team
Sam Rowley Albany
Matt Lopez Rider
Ousmane Drame Quinnipiac
Chavaughn Lewis Marist
Justin Robinson Monmouth
District 2
First Team
Jahlil Okafor Duke
Jerian Grant Notre Dame
Rakeem Christmas Syracuse
Malcolm Brogdon Virginia
Justin Anderson Virginia
Second Team
Terry Rozier Louisville
Montrezl Harrell Louisville
Quinn Cook Duke
Marcus Paige North Carolina Olivier Hanlan Boston College
Olivier Hanlan Boston College
District 3
First Team
John Brown High Point
Saah Nimley Charleston Southern
Keon Moore Winthrop
Brett Comer Florida Gulf Coast
Ty Greene USC Upstate
Second Team
Javonte Green Radford
Jerome Hill Gardner Webb
Warren Gillis Coastal Carolina
Dallas Moore North Florida
Bernard Thompson Florida Gulf Coast
District 4
First Team
Treveon Graham VCU
DeAndre' Bembry Saint Joseph's
Jordan Sibert Dayton
Kendall Anthony Richmond
E.C. Matthews Rhode Island
Second Team
Jordan Price La Salle
Tyler Kalinoski Davidson
Dyshawn Pierre Dayton
Patricio Garino George Washington
Hassan Martin Rhode Island
District 5
First Team
Darrun Hilliard Villanova
Kris Dunn Providence
LaDontae Henton Providence
D'Angelo Harrison St. Johns
D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera Georgetown
Second Team
Kellen Dunham Butler
Sir'Dominic Pointer St. John's
Sterling Gibbs Seton Hall
Ryan Arcidiacono Villanova
Roosevelt Jones Butler
District 6
First Team
Mikh McKinney Sacramento State
Tyler Harvey Eastern Washington
Martin Breunig Montana
Venky Jois Eastern Washington
Pascal Siakam New Mexico State
Second Team
Martez Harrison UMKC
Isiah Umipig Seattle
Joel Bolomboy Weber State
Daniel Mullings New Mexico State
Quinton Upshur Northern Arizona
District 7
First Team
Frank Kaminsky Wisconsin
D'Angelo Russell Ohio State
Yogi Ferrell Indiana
Melo Trimble Maryland
A.J. Hammons Purdue
Second Team
Sam Dekker Wisconsin
D.J. Newbill Penn State
Aaron White Iowa
Dez Wells Maryland
Branden Dawson Michigan State
District 8
First Team
Buddy Hield Oklahoma
Georges Niang Iowa State
Perry Ellis Kansas
Rico Gathers Baylor
Juwan Staten West Virginia
Second Team
Phil Forte III Oklahoma State
Le'Bryan Nash Oklahoma State
Frank Mason III Kansas
Monte' Morris Iowa State
Kenny Chery Baylor
District 9
First Team
Brad Waldow St. Mary's
Kyle Wiltjer Gonzaga
Kevin Pangos Gonzaga
Corey Hawkins UC Davis
Tyler Haws Brigham Young
Second Team
Kyle Collinsworth Brigham Young
Mike Caffey Long Beach State
Stacy Davis Pepperdine
Alan Williams UC Santa Barbara
Johnny Dee San Diego
District 10
First Team
Damion Lee Drexel
Marcus Thornton William & Mary
Scott Eatherton Northeastern
Juan'ya Green Hofstra
Addison Spruill UNC Wilmington
Second Team
Ron Curry James Madison
Terry Tarpey William & Mary
Ameen Tanksley Hofstra
David Walker Northeastern
Freddie Jackson UNC Wilmington
District 11
First Team
Vince Hunter UTEP
Trey Freeman Old Dominion
T.J. Price Western Kentucky
Jerome Hill Texas San Antonio
George Fant Western Kentucky
Second Team
Alex Hamilton Louisiana Tech
Raheem Appleby Louisiana Tech
Kenneth Smith Louisiana Tech
Ryan Taylor Marshall
Dennis Mavin Florida International
District 12
First Team
Keifer Sykes Green Bay
Alec Peters Valparaiso
Lawrence Alexander North Dakota State
Kahlil Felder Oakland
Cody Larson South Dakota State
Second Team
Trey Lewis Cleveland State
Juwan Howard Jr. Detroit
Obi Emegano Oral Roberts
Anton Grady Cleveland State
Corey Petros Oakland
District 13
First Team
Wesley Saunders Harvard
Justin Sears Yale
Tim Kempton Lehigh
Maodo Lo Columbia
Damon Lynn NJIT
Second Team
Dan Trist Lafayette
Chris Hass Bucknell
Shonn Miller Cornell
Javier Duren Yale
Damon Sherman-Newsome Colgate
District 14
First Team
Julius Brown Toledo
Justin Moss Buffalo
Chris Fowler Central Michigan
Richaun Holmes Bowling Green
David Brown Western Michigan
Second Team
Jimmy Hall Kent State
Maurice Ndour Ohio
Raven Lee Eastern Michigan
Pat Forsythe Akron
Eric Washington Miami Ohio
District 15
First Team
Jordan Parks N.C. Central
James Carlton Howard
Amere May Delaware State
Mike Myers UMES
Jeff Short Norfolk State
Second Team
Nimrod Hilliard N.C. Central
RaShid Gaston Norfolk State
Kendall Gray Delaware State
James Daniel Howard
Dwight Meikle Hampton
District 16
First Team
Seth Tuttle Northern Iowa
Fred VanVleet Wichita State
Ron Baker Wichita State
Egidijus Mockevicius Evansville
D.J. Balentine Evansville
Second Team
Tekele Cotton Wichita State
Wes Washpun Northern Iowa
Devonte Brown Indiana State
Daishon Knight Illinois State
Anthony Beane Southern Illinois
District 17
First Team
Derrtick Marks Boise State
Larry Nance Jr. Wyoming
J.J. Avila Colorado State
J.J. O'Brien San Diego State
Marvelle Harris Fresno State
Second Team
Jalen Moore Utah State
Rashan Vaughn UNLV
Christian Wood UNLV
Hugh Greenwood New Mexico
A.J. West Nevada
District 18
First Team
Jalen Cannon St. Francis Brooklyn
Dyami Starks Bryant
Brent Jones St. Francis Brooklyn
Marcus Burton Wagner
Earl Brown Saint Francis
Second Team
Marcquise Reed Robert Morris
Lucky Jones Robert Morris
Rodney Pryor Robert Morris
Byron Ashe Mt. St. Mary's
Matt Mobley Central Connecticut
District 19
First Team
Cameron Payne Murray State
Jarvis Williams Murray State
Corey Walden Eastern Kentucky
Craig Bradshaw Belmont
Eric Stutz Eastern Kentucky
Second Team
Deville Smith Tennessee Martin
Marshun Newell Tennessee Martin
Evan Bradds Belmont
Chris Horton Austin Peay
Trae Anderson Eastern Illinois
District 20
First Team
Joseph Young Oregon
Delon Wright Utah
Chasson Randle Stanford
T.J. McConnell Arizona
Stanley Johnson Arizona
Second Team
Norman Powell UCLA
Tyrone Wallace California
Gary Payton II Oregon State
Kevon Looney UCLA
Askia Booker Colorado
District 21
First Team
Bobby Portis Arkansas
Jordan Mickey LSU
Karl-Anthony Towns Kentucky
Stefan Moody Ole Miss
Willie Cauley-Stein Kentucky
Second Team
Danuel House Texas A&M
Devin Booker Kentucky
Jarell Martin LSU
Josh Richardson Tennessee
Michael Qualls Arkansas
District 22
First Team
Karl Cochran Wofford Davidson
Casey Jones Chattanooga
James Sinclair Western Carolina
Jalen Riley East Tennessee State
Justin Tuoyo Chattanooga
Second Team
Stephen Croone Furman
Ashton Moore Citadel
Darious Moten Mercer
Ike Nwamu Mercer
Lee Skinner Wofford
District 23
First Team
Jalan West Northwestern State
Thomas Walkup Stephen F. Austin
Denzel Livingston Incarnate Word
Jacob Parker Stephen F. Austin
John Jordan Texas A&M CC
Second Team
Zeek Woodley Northwestern State
Desharick Guidry McNeese State
Kaheem Ransom Sam Houston State
Ladarius Tabb Alabama A&M
Rashawn Thomas Texas A&M CC
District 24
First Team
R.J. Hunter Georgia State
Shawn Long La.-Lafayette
Jelani Hewitt Georgia Southern
Tylor Ongwae La.-Monroe
Ryan Harrow Georgia State
Second Team
Anthony Livingston Arkansas State
Frank Eaves Appalachian State
Ken Williams South Alabama
Lonnie McClanahan UT-Arlington
Emani Grant Texas State
District 25
First Team
Nic Moore SMU
Ryan Boatright Connecticut
Austin Nichols Memphis
James Woodard Tulsa
Will Cummings Temple
Second Team
Shaquille Harrison Tulsa
Markus Kennedy SMU
Octavius Ellis Cincinnati
Louis Dabney Tulane
Yanick Moreira SMU
2014-15 NABC UPS DIVISION I ALL-DISTRICT COACHES
District 1: Kevin Baggett, Rider
District 2: Tony Bennett, Virginia
District 3: Matthew Driscoll, North Florida and Barclay Radebaugh, Charleston Southern
District 4: Bob McKillop, Davidson
District 5: Jay Wright, Villanova
District 6: Brian Katz, Sacramento State
District 7: Bo Ryan, Wisconsin and Mark Turgeon, Maryland
District 8: Bob Huggins, West Virginia
District 9: Mark Few, Gonzaga
District 10: Kevin Keatts, UNC Wilmington
District 11: Mike White, Louisiana Tech
District 12: Bryce Drew, Valparaiso
District 13: James Jones, Yale
District 14: Keno Davis, Central Michigan
District 15: LeVelle Moton, North Carolina Central
District 16: Ben Jacobson, Northern Iowa
District 17: Leon Rice, Boise State
District 18: Glenn Braica, St. Francis Brooklyn
District 19: Steve Prohm, Murray State
District 20: Dana Altman, Oregon
District 22: Mike Young, Wofford
District 23: Brad Underwood, Stephen F. Austin and Mike Davis, Texas Southern
District 24: Mark Byington, Georgia Southern
District 25: Fran Dunphy, Temple
About the National Association of Basketball Coaches
Located in Kansas City, MO, the NABC was founded in 1927 by Phog Allen, the legendary basketball coach at the University of Kansas. Allen, a student of James Naismith, the inventor of basketball, organized coaches into this collective group to serve as Guardians of the Game. The NABC currently has nearly 5,000 members consisting primarily of university and college men's basketball coaches. All members of the NABC are expected to uphold the core values of being a Guardian of the Game by bringing attention to the positive aspects of the sport of basketball and the role coaches play in the academic and athletic lives of today's student-athletes. The four core values of being a Guardian of the Game are advocacy, leadership, service and education. Additional information about the NABC, its programs and membership, can be found atwww.nabc.com.
2014-15 Division I All-District Teams[/B]
and UPS All-District Coaches
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (March 27, 2015) -- The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) announced today the NABC Division I All-District teams and UPS All-District coaches for 2014-15. Selected and voted on by member coaches of the NABC, these student-athletes and coaches represent the finest basketball players and coaches across America.
2014-15 NABC DIVISION I ALL-DISTRICT TEAMS
[/B]
District 1
First Team
David Laury Iona
A.J. English Iona
Emmy Andujar Manhattan
Jameel Warney Stony Brook
Zaid Hearst Quinnipiac
Second Team
Sam Rowley Albany
Matt Lopez Rider
Ousmane Drame Quinnipiac
Chavaughn Lewis Marist
Justin Robinson Monmouth
District 2
First Team
Jahlil Okafor Duke
Jerian Grant Notre Dame
Rakeem Christmas Syracuse
Malcolm Brogdon Virginia
Justin Anderson Virginia
Second Team
Terry Rozier Louisville
Montrezl Harrell Louisville
Quinn Cook Duke
Marcus Paige North Carolina Olivier Hanlan Boston College
Olivier Hanlan Boston College
District 3
First Team
John Brown High Point
Saah Nimley Charleston Southern
Keon Moore Winthrop
Brett Comer Florida Gulf Coast
Ty Greene USC Upstate
Second Team
Javonte Green Radford
Jerome Hill Gardner Webb
Warren Gillis Coastal Carolina
Dallas Moore North Florida
Bernard Thompson Florida Gulf Coast
District 4
First Team
Treveon Graham VCU
DeAndre' Bembry Saint Joseph's
Jordan Sibert Dayton
Kendall Anthony Richmond
E.C. Matthews Rhode Island
Second Team
Jordan Price La Salle
Tyler Kalinoski Davidson
Dyshawn Pierre Dayton
Patricio Garino George Washington
Hassan Martin Rhode Island
District 5
First Team
Darrun Hilliard Villanova
Kris Dunn Providence
LaDontae Henton Providence
D'Angelo Harrison St. Johns
D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera Georgetown
Second Team
Kellen Dunham Butler
Sir'Dominic Pointer St. John's
Sterling Gibbs Seton Hall
Ryan Arcidiacono Villanova
Roosevelt Jones Butler
District 6
First Team
Mikh McKinney Sacramento State
Tyler Harvey Eastern Washington
Martin Breunig Montana
Venky Jois Eastern Washington
Pascal Siakam New Mexico State
Second Team
Martez Harrison UMKC
Isiah Umipig Seattle
Joel Bolomboy Weber State
Daniel Mullings New Mexico State
Quinton Upshur Northern Arizona
District 7
First Team
Frank Kaminsky Wisconsin
D'Angelo Russell Ohio State
Yogi Ferrell Indiana
Melo Trimble Maryland
A.J. Hammons Purdue
Second Team
Sam Dekker Wisconsin
D.J. Newbill Penn State
Aaron White Iowa
Dez Wells Maryland
Branden Dawson Michigan State
District 8
First Team
Buddy Hield Oklahoma
Georges Niang Iowa State
Perry Ellis Kansas
Rico Gathers Baylor
Juwan Staten West Virginia
Second Team
Phil Forte III Oklahoma State
Le'Bryan Nash Oklahoma State
Frank Mason III Kansas
Monte' Morris Iowa State
Kenny Chery Baylor
District 9
First Team
Brad Waldow St. Mary's
Kyle Wiltjer Gonzaga
Kevin Pangos Gonzaga
Corey Hawkins UC Davis
Tyler Haws Brigham Young
Second Team
Kyle Collinsworth Brigham Young
Mike Caffey Long Beach State
Stacy Davis Pepperdine
Alan Williams UC Santa Barbara
Johnny Dee San Diego
District 10
First Team
Damion Lee Drexel
Marcus Thornton William & Mary
Scott Eatherton Northeastern
Juan'ya Green Hofstra
Addison Spruill UNC Wilmington
Second Team
Ron Curry James Madison
Terry Tarpey William & Mary
Ameen Tanksley Hofstra
David Walker Northeastern
Freddie Jackson UNC Wilmington
District 11
First Team
Vince Hunter UTEP
Trey Freeman Old Dominion
T.J. Price Western Kentucky
Jerome Hill Texas San Antonio
George Fant Western Kentucky
Second Team
Alex Hamilton Louisiana Tech
Raheem Appleby Louisiana Tech
Kenneth Smith Louisiana Tech
Ryan Taylor Marshall
Dennis Mavin Florida International
District 12
First Team
Keifer Sykes Green Bay
Alec Peters Valparaiso
Lawrence Alexander North Dakota State
Kahlil Felder Oakland
Cody Larson South Dakota State
Second Team
Trey Lewis Cleveland State
Juwan Howard Jr. Detroit
Obi Emegano Oral Roberts
Anton Grady Cleveland State
Corey Petros Oakland
District 13
First Team
Wesley Saunders Harvard
Justin Sears Yale
Tim Kempton Lehigh
Maodo Lo Columbia
Damon Lynn NJIT
Second Team
Dan Trist Lafayette
Chris Hass Bucknell
Shonn Miller Cornell
Javier Duren Yale
Damon Sherman-Newsome Colgate
District 14
First Team
Julius Brown Toledo
Justin Moss Buffalo
Chris Fowler Central Michigan
Richaun Holmes Bowling Green
David Brown Western Michigan
Second Team
Jimmy Hall Kent State
Maurice Ndour Ohio
Raven Lee Eastern Michigan
Pat Forsythe Akron
Eric Washington Miami Ohio
District 15
First Team
Jordan Parks N.C. Central
James Carlton Howard
Amere May Delaware State
Mike Myers UMES
Jeff Short Norfolk State
Second Team
Nimrod Hilliard N.C. Central
RaShid Gaston Norfolk State
Kendall Gray Delaware State
James Daniel Howard
Dwight Meikle Hampton
District 16
First Team
Seth Tuttle Northern Iowa
Fred VanVleet Wichita State
Ron Baker Wichita State
Egidijus Mockevicius Evansville
D.J. Balentine Evansville
Second Team
Tekele Cotton Wichita State
Wes Washpun Northern Iowa
Devonte Brown Indiana State
Daishon Knight Illinois State
Anthony Beane Southern Illinois
District 17
First Team
Derrtick Marks Boise State
Larry Nance Jr. Wyoming
J.J. Avila Colorado State
J.J. O'Brien San Diego State
Marvelle Harris Fresno State
Second Team
Jalen Moore Utah State
Rashan Vaughn UNLV
Christian Wood UNLV
Hugh Greenwood New Mexico
A.J. West Nevada
District 18
First Team
Jalen Cannon St. Francis Brooklyn
Dyami Starks Bryant
Brent Jones St. Francis Brooklyn
Marcus Burton Wagner
Earl Brown Saint Francis
Second Team
Marcquise Reed Robert Morris
Lucky Jones Robert Morris
Rodney Pryor Robert Morris
Byron Ashe Mt. St. Mary's
Matt Mobley Central Connecticut
District 19
First Team
Cameron Payne Murray State
Jarvis Williams Murray State
Corey Walden Eastern Kentucky
Craig Bradshaw Belmont
Eric Stutz Eastern Kentucky
Second Team
Deville Smith Tennessee Martin
Marshun Newell Tennessee Martin
Evan Bradds Belmont
Chris Horton Austin Peay
Trae Anderson Eastern Illinois
District 20
First Team
Joseph Young Oregon
Delon Wright Utah
Chasson Randle Stanford
T.J. McConnell Arizona
Stanley Johnson Arizona
Second Team
Norman Powell UCLA
Tyrone Wallace California
Gary Payton II Oregon State
Kevon Looney UCLA
Askia Booker Colorado
District 21
First Team
Bobby Portis Arkansas
Jordan Mickey LSU
Karl-Anthony Towns Kentucky
Stefan Moody Ole Miss
Willie Cauley-Stein Kentucky
Second Team
Danuel House Texas A&M
Devin Booker Kentucky
Jarell Martin LSU
Josh Richardson Tennessee
Michael Qualls Arkansas
District 22
First Team
Karl Cochran Wofford Davidson
Casey Jones Chattanooga
James Sinclair Western Carolina
Jalen Riley East Tennessee State
Justin Tuoyo Chattanooga
Second Team
Stephen Croone Furman
Ashton Moore Citadel
Darious Moten Mercer
Ike Nwamu Mercer
Lee Skinner Wofford
District 23
First Team
Jalan West Northwestern State
Thomas Walkup Stephen F. Austin
Denzel Livingston Incarnate Word
Jacob Parker Stephen F. Austin
John Jordan Texas A&M CC
Second Team
Zeek Woodley Northwestern State
Desharick Guidry McNeese State
Kaheem Ransom Sam Houston State
Ladarius Tabb Alabama A&M
Rashawn Thomas Texas A&M CC
District 24
First Team
R.J. Hunter Georgia State
Shawn Long La.-Lafayette
Jelani Hewitt Georgia Southern
Tylor Ongwae La.-Monroe
Ryan Harrow Georgia State
Second Team
Anthony Livingston Arkansas State
Frank Eaves Appalachian State
Ken Williams South Alabama
Lonnie McClanahan UT-Arlington
Emani Grant Texas State
District 25
First Team
Nic Moore SMU
Ryan Boatright Connecticut
Austin Nichols Memphis
James Woodard Tulsa
Will Cummings Temple
Second Team
Shaquille Harrison Tulsa
Markus Kennedy SMU
Octavius Ellis Cincinnati
Louis Dabney Tulane
Yanick Moreira SMU
2014-15 NABC UPS DIVISION I ALL-DISTRICT COACHES
District 1: Kevin Baggett, Rider
District 2: Tony Bennett, Virginia
District 3: Matthew Driscoll, North Florida and Barclay Radebaugh, Charleston Southern
District 4: Bob McKillop, Davidson
District 5: Jay Wright, Villanova
District 6: Brian Katz, Sacramento State
District 7: Bo Ryan, Wisconsin and Mark Turgeon, Maryland
District 8: Bob Huggins, West Virginia
District 9: Mark Few, Gonzaga
District 10: Kevin Keatts, UNC Wilmington
District 11: Mike White, Louisiana Tech
District 12: Bryce Drew, Valparaiso
District 13: James Jones, Yale
District 14: Keno Davis, Central Michigan
District 15: LeVelle Moton, North Carolina Central
District 16: Ben Jacobson, Northern Iowa
District 17: Leon Rice, Boise State
District 18: Glenn Braica, St. Francis Brooklyn
District 19: Steve Prohm, Murray State
District 20: Dana Altman, Oregon
District 22: Mike Young, Wofford
District 23: Brad Underwood, Stephen F. Austin and Mike Davis, Texas Southern
District 24: Mark Byington, Georgia Southern
District 25: Fran Dunphy, Temple
About the National Association of Basketball Coaches
Located in Kansas City, MO, the NABC was founded in 1927 by Phog Allen, the legendary basketball coach at the University of Kansas. Allen, a student of James Naismith, the inventor of basketball, organized coaches into this collective group to serve as Guardians of the Game. The NABC currently has nearly 5,000 members consisting primarily of university and college men's basketball coaches. All members of the NABC are expected to uphold the core values of being a Guardian of the Game by bringing attention to the positive aspects of the sport of basketball and the role coaches play in the academic and athletic lives of today's student-athletes. The four core values of being a Guardian of the Game are advocacy, leadership, service and education. Additional information about the NABC, its programs and membership, can be found atwww.nabc.com.
