Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 2024-25
Tournament Winner: Savannah State University
Regular Season Champion: Clark Atlanta University
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Final: Savannah State University - Tuskegee University 67-66 SSU (Horace Broadnax): Qua King 19, Ayjay Plain 16, Javonte Landy 23, Jeremiah Barze 4, Jerry Maxinaud 0, Michael Swift 0, Austin Lewis 0, Jaydon Cousin 5, Jordan Mikell 0, Khalil Grace 0, Damerius Puttman 0, Xavier Wallace 0, Kasai Fontanez 0, King Calhoun 0, Juan Gordon 0 Standings 2024-25
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 Spring Hill  Savannah State University won Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championship
 Savannah State Claims SIAC Championship, Edges Tuskegee In Title Game-Mar 9, 2025
Savannah State claimed their second SIAC Tournament Championship since 2022, following their 67-66 win over Tuskegee on Saturday afternoon inside Forbes Arena on the campus of Morehouse. With the game knotted at 66, Javonte Landy (5'11''-PG) hit the game winning free throw, with two seconds left. After a timeout by Tuskegee, the Golden Tigers attempted to throw a court length pass but it was tipped and picked off by a SSU player and Savannah State won the game. Landy led the Tigers with 23 points, making 4-of-6 of his shots from beyond the arc as well as 5-of-6 from the free throw line. With just under five minutes remaining in the game, SSU trailed by eight but strung together a 14-3 run that gave them a 66-63 lead with 16 seconds left. Landy keyed the run with a layup, two jumpers, two free throws and a 3-pointer but it was a 3-pointer by Ayjay Plain (6'4''-G) that put SSU ahead by three with 16 seconds remaining. Following a timeout, Tuskegee tied the game at 66 with a 3-pointer which forced SSU to call a timeout. Landy was fouled and missed the first of his two free throw attempts before hitting the second one. Savannah State scored the first five points of the contest thanks to two free throws by Qua King (6'7''-F) and a 3-pointer by Landy and the Tigers used a 7-0 spurt to build a ten point advantage with 12:56 left in the first period. Tuskegee was able to tie the game at 25 and take a 27-25 lead with just over three minutes left. A 3-pointer by Landy put the Tigers in front 28-27 but Tuskegee took a 32-28 lead into the half and scored the first two baskets of the second half to increase their lead to 36-28. With the Golden Tigers ahead 46-39, SSU scored the next eight points to get in front 47-46 with 9:22 left. The teams traded baskets and Tuskegee went back up by eight before Savannah State put together its late run. During the tournament, Savannah State faced teams that beat them during the regular season. Spring Hill beat SSU by 16 on December 19, Miles beat the Tigers by 13 on Dec. 7, Central State edged SSU by two on Dec. 2 and Tuskegee used a late run to down Savannah State by 13 on January 4. But during the tournament, SSU found another gear and turned the tables on the opposition, beating Spring Hill 79-74, Miles 63-61, Central State 53-48 and Tuskegee 67-66. The Tigers shot 52.2 percent from the field in the second half, in the championship game. King, who finished with 19 points and eight rebounds, was named the tournament Most Valuable Player. Landy along with Plain, who ended the game with 16 points, were both named to the all tournament team. Jaydon Cousin (6'4''-F) added five points and Jeremiah Barze (6'6''-G) chipped in four points for the Tigers. Savannah State ends the tournament riding a eight game winning streak, improving to 18-11, the most wins since the 2012-13 season when they had 19 victories. Plain and Austin Lewis will leave SSU with two conference tournament rings from 2022 and 2025. The Tigers have also won SIAC titles in 1970, 1979, 1980, and 1981. SIAC Final: Tuskegee - Savannah State 66-67 SIAC Semifinals: Clark Atlanta - Tuskegee 46-68 Central State - Savannah State 48-53 SIAC Quarterfinals: Clark Atlanta - Kentucky State 77-72 Tuskegee - Albany State 70-68 Morehouse - Central State 70-77 Miles - Savannah State 61-63 SIAC First Round: Kentucky State - Edward Waters 108-87 Tuskegee - Benedict 82-69 Albany State - Lane 105-102 Morehouse - LeMoyne-Owen 62-51 Central State - Fort Valley State 78-71 Savannah State - Spring Hill College 79-74 Courtesy of thesiac.com  All-SIAC Awards 2025-Mar 9, 2025
 Alvin Miles, point guard from the Miles College, was honored as the Player of the Year at the NCAA Division II.
He was also named to the First Team.
With Miles' excellent performance, the Miles College achieved the best record of the season in the league, finishing with an impressive 23 to 4 in the regular season.
Miles averaged 16 points and almost 4 assists per game in the league.
He has totalled 8 games of 20 or more points on the year.
Miles' 28 points against the Central State University were the most he scored in the 24 25 season.
Shakur Poteat, guard from the Albany State University, earned a spot in the First Team of NCAA Division II.
He recorded almost 19 points and over 3 rebounds per game that season in the league.
Poteat has totalled 16 games of 20 or more points on the year.
His 31 points against the Edward Waters College were the most he scored in the 24 25 season.
He was selected to the The Leger Florida 5A All-State Second Team back in 2020.
Walter Peggs, guard from the Spring Hill College, was voted to the First Team at the NCAA Division II.
His exceptional play earned him the third spot in points per game, boasting an impressive average of over 26.
Peggs also registered over 3 rebounds per game over the season in the league.
He has totalled 21 games of 20 or more points on the year and had 30 or more points in 7 games.
Peggs' 40 points against the University of West Florida were the most he scored in the 24 25 season.
He played in the final of the OVC Tournament in 2023.
Cedric Taylor, swingman from the Morehouse College, was selected to the First Team of NCAA Division II.
He averaged over 15 points and almost 7 rebounds per game in the league.
Taylor has totalled 8 games of 20 or more points and recorded double-doubles in 6 games on the year.
His 29 points against the Allen were the most he scored in the 24 25 season.
Lavar Miller Jr, guard from the Kentucky State University, was chosen to the First Team at the NCAA Division II.
He logged 19 points and over 3 rebounds per game that season in the league.
Miller Jr has totalled 12 games of 20 or more points on the year and registered 30 or more points in 2 games.
His 32 points against the Benedict were the most he scored in the 24 25 season.
Among many awards Miller Jr.'s team won the GAC Regular Season in 2023.
All-Tournament MVP:  Qua King (6'7''-F) of SSUPlayer of the Year: Alvin Miles (5'11''-PG) of MilesDefensive Player of the Year: Hassane Diallo (6'7''-F) of FVSUFreshman of the Year:  Myles Hosten (6'8''-F-2005) of EWCNewcomer of the Year: Elijah Greer-Dawson (6'4''-G) of LaneCoach of the Year: Fred Watson of Miles All-SIAC First Team 2025  Poteat  Miles Peggs  Taylor  Miller Jr. Shakur Poteat (6'1''-G) of Albany St. Alvin Miles (5'11''-PG) of Miles Walter Peggs (6'4''-G) of Spring Hill Cedric Taylor (6'7''-G/F) of Morehouse Lavar Miller Jr. (6'2''-G) of KSUAll-SIAC Second Team 2025  Sesberry  Williams  Davies  Draper  Wallace Kevin Sesberry (6'3''-G) of Tuskegee Jalen Williams (6'5''-G) of Clark Atlanta Prince Davies (6'6''-G) of EWC Kusamae Draper (6'9''-F) of Tuskegee Blaise Wallace (6'7''-F) of Albany St.All-SIAC Third Team 2025  Lyles  Fuller  Trotter  Blackwell  Genwright Steven Lyles (6'4''-G) of Spring Hill Shemani Fuller (6'8''-F) of Clark Atlanta Corey Trotter (6'8''-F) of Miles Aziel Blackwell (6'2''-G) of KSU Khalil Genwright (6'4''-G) of LeMoyne-OwenSIAC All-Freshman Team 2025  Hosten  Lamuno  Sacko  Peters  Gary Myles Hosten (6'8''-F-2005) of EWC Rocco Lamuno (6'4''-G) of Spring Hill Abdoul Sacko (6'7''-F) of LeMoyne-Owen Brandon Peters (6'2''-G) of Morehouse Christian Gary of Albany St.SIAC All-Tournament Team 2025  King  Plain  Landy Sesberry Draper Qua King (6'7''-F) of SSU Ayjay Plain (6'4''-G) of SSU Javonte Landy (5'11''-PG) of SSU Kevin Sesberry (6'3''-G) of Tuskegee Kusamae Draper (6'9''-F) of Tuskegee |
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