ACAC 2024-25
ACAC Final: Briercrest College - Keyano College 79-73 Briercrest (Damon Berggren): Francis Dogani, Riley Seaborn, Zach Martens, Corbin Gengenbach, Oroma Bongomin, Markus Glaspell, Hunter Barnstable, Will Stianson, Aden Fawcett, Carson Irwin, Brandon Houndonougbo, Joshua Fox, Jude Shepherd-Hills, Cooper Benjamin, Kaedyn Banilevic, Owen Shepherd-Hills, Trey Mckenzie-Hunte, Carter Waind, Kaden Clifton Standings 2024-25
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Group South
 Briercrest College won Championship of ACAC
 Briercrest Clippers win first-ever ACAC championship-Mar 2, 2025
The Briercrest College Clippers men’s basketball team seemed like a team of destiny all season long, and on Saturday night, they lived up to that billing. The Clippers roared out to a 20-8 lead in the first quarter and never looked back in the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference championship final against the Keyano Huskies, going on to a 79-73 victory at Margaret P. Reimer gymnasium in Caronport. As one might expect, the first-ever men’s basketball championship was a special moment for the Clippers and their fans, and here’s how it looked: Briercrest took a 9-0 lead out of the first three minutes, and after Keyano closed to within three with 4:05 remaining in the opening quarter, the Clippers put together another nine-point run to build their 12-point lead. The edge hovered around seven to nine points much of the second quarter, and while the Huskies would get back to within four with 33 seconds until half, Briercrest would go into the break with a 38-32 lead. By the time the third quarter had come to an end, the Clippers led 60-50, and while Keyano put together a furious comeback in the final minute of the game, they wouldn’t get any closer than six, and Briercrest had their 79-73 win. Jude Shepherd-Hills (6'5''-G) led Briercrest with 20 points, while Francis Dogani (5'11''-PG, college: Citrus JC) scored 15 and Carter Waind 13. Zach Martens (6'7''-F) had 10 rebounds in the game, and Oroma Bongomin (6'7''-F) contributed 10 points off the bench. Omeechi Williams and Keenen Caribou each had 23 points for Keyano. The season isn’t over for the two teams yet both the Briercrest Clippers and Keyano Huskies will be off to Saint-Laurent, Que. for the Canadian Colleges Athletic Association national championships from Mar. 11-15. ACAC Final: Briercrest - Keyano 79-73 3rd Place: STMU - NAIT 105-97 5th Place: SAIT - LAKE 80-68 ACAC Semifinals: NAIT - Briercrest 88-93 Keyano - STMU 88-82 ACAC Quarterfinals: LAKE - STMU 81-93 LPK - Keyano 84-87 CUE - Briercrest 84-93 SAIT - NAIT 39-49 Courtesy of moosejawtoday.com  All-ACAC North Division Awards 2025-Mar 8, 2025
 Keenan Miller, American guard from the Keyano College, was named the Player of the Year at the ACAA-AASC.
He graduated from the Big Bend Community College two years ago.
Miller was also selected to the First Team.
He was previously voted the Regular Season Champion last year.
Peter-Aluk Deng, guard from the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology, was selected as the Rookie of the Year for the ACAA-AASC.
He was also chosen to the First Team.
Allayasa Bray, American swingman from the Lakeland College, was named to the First Team at the ACAA-AASC.
He is the Bethany College, WV alumni from 2019.
Omeechi Williams, American forward from the Keyano College, earned a spot in the First Team of ACAA-AASC.
He is ex Northeast Oklahoma A&M College from 2021.
Williams was previously honored as the Rookie of the Year, and voted to the Second Team back in 2022, First Team, Regular Season Champion back in 2023 and 2024 and Player of the Year last year.
Among many awards he was selected as the All-ACAC North Division Player of the Year in 2024.
He was also selected to the All-ACAC North Division Second Team back in 2022.
Yaadvir Dhaliwal, American guard from the Concordia University of Edmonton, was selected to the First Team at the ACAA-AASC.
He is alumni of the Folsom Lake from 2022.
Dhaliwal was previously chosen to the Second Team back in 2023 and First Team last year.
Among many awards he was selected to the All-ACAC North Division Second Team in 2023.
He was also selected as the All-Big 8 Conference Honorable Mention back in 2022.
Player of the Year:  Keenan Miller (6'5''-G) of KeyanoDefensive Player of the Year:  Jack Smilski (6'7''-C) of Alb-AugustanaRookie of the Year: Peter-Aluk Deng (6'4''-G) of NAITCoach of the Year: Sheray Thomas of Lakeland All-ACAC North Division First Team 2025  Bray  Miller  Williams  Deng  Dhaliwal Allayasa Bray (6'5''-G/F) of Lakeland Keenan Miller (6'5''-G) of Keyano Omeechi Williams (6'6''-F) of Keyano Peter-Aluk Deng (6'4''-G) of NAIT Yaadvir Dhaliwal (6'4''-G) of ConcordiaAll-ACAC North Division Second Team 2025  Salma  Samuel  Gomes  Wallace  Farah Bahaeddin Salma (6'2''-G/F) of Lakeland Chance Samuel (6'3''-G/F-2000) of Lakeland Jonathan Gomes (6'2''-G) of Alb-Augustana O'Ryan Wallace (6'4''-G) of Concordia Omar Farah (6'4''-G) of NAITAll-ACAC South Division Awards 2025-Mar 8, 2025
 Jude Shepherd-Hills, guard from the Briercrest College, was honored as the Player of the Year at the ACAA-AASC.
He was also named to the First Team.
Shepherd-Hills previously earned a spot in the Second Team last year.
Brock Dewsbery, guard from the St.
Mary's University, Calgary, was voted to the First Team of ACAA-AASC.
He previously earned the Regular Season Champion and 2024, Rookie of the Year back in 2020 and selected to the First Team three times in the past.
Caleb Jipp, guard from the St.
Mary's University, Calgary, was chosen to the First Team at the ACAA-AASC.
He was previously named to the First Team back in 2022 and 2024, Regular Season Champion and Player of the Year last year.
He was selected to the All-ACAC South Division Player of the Year in 2024.
Cooper Ward, Australian forward from the Medicine Hat Rattlers, earned a spot in the First Team of ACAA-AASC.
He was previously voted to the First Team back in 2023.
Among many awards Ward's team was the regular season runner-up in the Australian QBL in 2020.
He was selected to the AUS All-Rookie Team back in 2020.
Francis Dogani, American point guard from the Briercrest College, was selected to the First Team at the ACAA-AASC.
He graduated from the Citrus College three years ago.
Dogani previously picked up the Runner-Up back in 2022.
Player of the Year: Jude Shepherd-Hills (6'5''-G) of BriercrestDefensive Player of the Year: Will Tong (6'9''-F) of SAITRookie of the Year: Jarom Walton (6'5''-F) of AmbroseCoach of the Year: Shane Sowden of Briercrest All-ACAC South Division First Team 2025  Dewsbery  Jipp  Ward  Dogani  Shepherd-Hills Brock Dewsbery (6'3''-G) of STMU Caleb Jipp (5'11''-G) of STMU Cooper Ward (6'6''-F) of Medicine Hat Francis Dogani (5'11''-PG) of Briercrest Jude Shepherd-Hills (6'5''-G) of BriercrestAll-ACAC South Division Second Team 2025  Lake  Matthews  Bongomin  Ajayi  Tong Coleson Lake (G) of Lethbridge Jaden Matthews (6'3''-G) of SAIT Oroma Bongomin (6'7''-F) of Briercrest Pelumi Ajayi (6'5''-F
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