Mid-American Conference 2022-23
Tournament Winner: Kent State University
Regular Season Champion: The University of Toledo
Top Scorer: Xavier Castaneda (22.2)
Mid-American Conference Final: Kent State University - The University of Toledo 93-78 Kent St. (Rob Senderoff): Sincere Carry 26, Malique Jacobs 18, Miryne Thomas 12, Von Cameron Davis 6, Cli'Ron Hornbeak 2, Jalen Sullinger 12, Chris Payton 17, Julius Rollins 0 Standings 2022-23
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 Akron Mid-American Conference Final  Kent State University won Mid-American Conference Championship
 Kent State Headed To NCAA Tournament-Mar 12, 2023
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- No. 2 Kent State took down the No. 1 seeded Toledo Rockets, 93-78 to secure a Mid-American Conference Men's Basketball Championship title. The Golden Flashes where led by Tournament MVP Sincere Carry (6'1''-G-1999) who tallied 26 points. This marks Kent State's first tournament win since 2017.
"Our guys deserved what happened tonight. This team has been through a lot together and has earned the right to play and the right to win and advance to the NCAA Tournament," exclaimed head coach Rob Rob Senderoff . "I'm just really, really proud of the entire group." The championship is the seventh in program history and the second under Coach Rob Senderoff . After taking down Northern Illinois in the first round at home, Kent State went on to defeat the seventh, third, and first seeds in succession. The win gives the Golden Flashes an automatic bid into the 2022 NCAA Tournament, with the selection show taking place Sunday at 6:00 p.m. on NCAA March Madness Live. Join the Flashes at Water Street Tavern in Kent, Ohio as they celebrate with their Flash family and watch the selection show. Doors will open at 5 p.m. Sunday, March 11. Media availability will be available upon request. For questions regarding tickets after the selection show, call (330) 672-2244, or visit the Ticket Office at the M.A.C. Center. Courtesy of mac-sports.com  All-MAC Awards 2023-Mar 12, 2023
All-Tournament MVP:
 Sincere Carry (6'1''-G-1999) of Kent St.Player of the Year: Rayj Dennis (6'2''-G) of ToledoDefensive Player of the Year: Malique Jacobs (6'3''-G) of Kent St.Freshman of the Year: Reggie Bass (6'4''-G) of CMUSixth Man of the Year: Jalen Sullinger (5'10''-PG) of Kent St.Coach of the Year: Tod Kowalczyk of Toledo
First Team Xavier Castaneda (6'1''-G-2000) of Akron Enrique Freeman (6'7''-F-2000) of Akron Sincere Carry (6'1''-G-1999) of Kent St. Rayj Dennis (6'2''-G) of Toledo JT Shumate (6'7''-F) of Toledo
Second Team Payton Sparks (6'9''-C) of Ball St. Jarron Coleman (6'5''-G) of Ball St. Malique Jacobs (6'3''-G) of Kent St. Setric Millner Jr. (6'7''-F) of Toledo Dwight Wilson III (6'8''-F) of Ohio
Third Team Jaylin Sellers (6'4''-G) of Ball St. Curtis Jones (6'5''-G) of Buffalo Emoni Bates (6'10''-G-2004) of EMU Mekhi Lairy (5'8''-PG-1999) of Miami, OH David Coit (5'11''-PG) of NIU
Honorable Mention Leon Ayers III (6'5''-G) of BGSU Anderson Mirambeaux (6'8''-F-1999) of Miami, OH Kaleb Thornton (6'0''-PG) of NIU Jaylin Hunter (6'0''-PG) of Ohio Lamar Norman Jr. (6'1''-G-2000) of W.Michigan
All-Defensive Team Enrique Freeman (6'7''-F-2000) of Akron Greg Tribble (6'1''-G-2001) of Akron Demarius Jacobs (6'2''-G) of Ball St. Malique Jacobs (6'3''-G) of Kent St. Sincere Carry (6'1''-G-1999) of Kent St.
All-Freshman Team Reggie Bass (6'4''-G) of CMU Ryan Mabrey (6'5''-G) of Miami, OH AJ Brown (6'4''-G) of Ohio Elmore James (6'3''-G) of Ohio Seth Hubbard (6'4''-G) of W.Michigan
All-Tournament Team Xavier Castaneda (6'1''-G-2000) of Akron Setric Millner Jr. (6'7''-F) of Toledo Rayj Dennis (6'2''-G) of Toledo Malique Jacobs (6'3''-G) of Kent St. Sincere Carry (6'1''-G-1999) of Kent St. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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