Jerome Alexander Named ECAC Metro Region Second Team All-Star - Apr 26, 2012
New York, N.Y. The Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) has announced that John Jay men's basketball player, Jerome Alexander (6'4''-G/F) has been named a Metro Regional second team All-Star for the 2011-12 season.The award is latest of a collection for Alexander who has already garnered a City University of New York Athletic Conference (CUNYAC) first team All-Star and a National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Atlantic District second team All-Star
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New York, N.Y. The Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) has announced that John Jay men's basketball player, Jerome Alexander (6'4''-G/F) has been named a Metro Regional second team All-Star for the 2011-12 season.
The award is latest of a collection for Alexander who has already garnered a City University of New York Athletic Conference (CUNYAC) first team All-Star and a National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Atlantic District second team All-Star.
Alexander averaged 26.4 points per game, which led the team and conference, and ranked him fourth in NCAA Division III this season.
He shot 82 percent (169-for-206) from the free throw line and averaged 3.2 assists per game to lead the team in those categories.
Courtesy: Bloodhounds Athletics
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Augustana player invited to Portsmouth Invitational - Apr 8, 2012
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Bryant Voiles (6'9''-F) will get a chance to test his skills against some of the elite college basketball players in the nation this week.
The Augustana forward is one of 64 players in the country - and one of just three Division-III players in the past decade - to be selected to participate in the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament.
The 60th annual pre-draft event in Portsmouth, Va., places players on eight eight-man teams and annually attracts scouts from all 30 NBA organizations as well as a number of foreign leagues.
Bryant has the ability to go there and compete well, Augustana coach Grey Giovanine said. He has such great length and such great skill and versatility. Hes somebody that the scouts are going to take a very close look at.
The 13th-year Vikings coach spares few superlatives in describing the 6-foot-9, 209-pound Voiles, calling his programs two-time most valuable player the best small-college pro prospect Ive seen since Ive been at Augustana.
Voiles led the Vikings with averages of 14.2 points and 7.2 rebounds last season and tied for the team lead in 3-point field goals in addition to leading Augustana with an 83 percent touch from the free-throw line.
The versatility that is part of Voiles game is among the reasons he was chosen to participate in the tourney, which begins Wednesday and runs through Saturday in Portsmouth, Va.
The Byron, Ill., native is among a group of invited players that includes Iowas Matt Gatens, Wisconsins Jordan Taylor, Minnesotas Ralph Sampson III, Syracuses Scoop Jardine and Truck Bryant of West Virginia.
Voiles is among two Division-III players on this years Portsmouth rosters, joining David Michaels of Whitman.
Its extremely rare for a Division-III player to be invited to participate, and were proud that he will be representing the Augustana program, Giovanine said. Its a tremendous opportunity for him, a great launching point for him as he works toward a professional career.
At Portsmouth, Voiles joins forwards Michael Glover of Iona and Kyle OQuinn of Norfolk State on the roster for Portsmouth Sports Club. The team also includes center Henry Sims of Georgetown and four guards, Devoe Joseph of Oregon, Ramone Moore of Temple, Kevin Murphy of Tennessee Tech and Erving Walker of Florida.
Six players who have competed for Giovanine-coached Augustana teams have gone on to play professionally. Four are currently playing overseas, Kyle Nelson in Latvia, Dain Swetalla in Portugal and Jay McAdams-Thornton and Bill Goehrke in Germany.
Courtesy of www.qctimes.com
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NABC Division III Senior All-Star Game rosters - Mar 27, 2012
EAST ALL-STAR TEAM
1 Matt Addison (5'8''-G) of Hardin-Simmons
12 Ralph Temgoua (6'5''-G) of St.Lawrence
20 Andrew August (6'7''-F-89) of Montclair St.
34 Andy Stein (6'8''-C) of NYU
42 Jordan Young (6'5''-F/C) of Staten Island
4 Conley Taylor (6'1''-G) of Chris.Newport
21 Chad Burridge (6'7''-C) of Oswego St.
23 Daquan Brooks (5'10''-G) of W.Connecticut
35 Ryan Sharry (6'8''-F) of Middlebury
WEST ALL-STAR TEAM
4 Seth And
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NABC Division III All-America Awards 2011-12 - Mar 27, 2012
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D3hoops.com's All-America Awards - Mar 23, 2012
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Wisconsin-Whitewater wins NCAA DIII National Championship - Mar 19, 2012
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National Association of Basketball Coaches Announces 2012 NABC Division III All-District Teams and Coaches - Mar 17, 2012
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UW-Whitewater drops Va. Wesleyan - Mar 12, 2012
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Franklin & Marshall stuns Amherst - Mar 12, 2012
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Titan Men Back in Final 16 After 2 Overtime Upset of No. 1 Hope - Mar 7, 2012
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NCAA Division 3 National Championship Second Round: Illinois Wesleyan ends the season of top-ranked Hope College - Mar 4, 2012
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Centre upsets No. 9 Panthers in SCAC semifinals - Feb 29, 2012
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Mary Hardin-Baylor falls in ASC semis - Feb 29, 2012
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Carnegie Mellon stuns No. 18 Emory - Feb 23, 2012
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No. 14 Pioneers upset by Bluffton - Feb 23, 2012
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College of Staten Island Ranked #1 in NCAA Division III Atlantic Region Rankings - Feb 13, 2012
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No. 16 NYU off to best start in 19 years - Feb 13, 2012
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No.3 Virginia Wesleyan tripped on the road by Randolph-Macon - Feb 13, 2012
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2012 Academic All-District Basketball Teams Division III - Feb 6, 2012
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Case Western Reserve (Cleveland, Ohio) falls short to No. 19 New York University - Feb 6, 2012
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