Little East Conference 2024-25
Tournament Winner: Keene State College
Regular Season Champion: Keene State College
Little East Conference Final: Keene State College - Western Connecticut State University 80-67 Keene St. (Kevin Ritter): Mason Jean-Baptiste, Octavio Brito, Nate Siow, Wesley Odiase, Spencer Aronson, Ryan Blakey, Michael Coggins, Charlie Sepp, Jordan McClain, Edric Louissaint, Jefferson Smock, Denis Wainaina, Mitch Shettles, Kai Kostmayer, Leo Chaikin, Liam Johnston, Steven Cordero, Isaac Ogutuga, Joshua Williams Standings 2024-25
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 Keene State College - Champions of Little East Conference
 Keene State Wins Fourth Consecutive LEC Men’s Basketball Title, Punches NCAA Ticket with 80-67 Victory over WestConn-Mar 7, 2025
Sophomore Wesley Odiase narrowly missed a double-double by compiling 20 points and nine rebounds while Little East Conference tournament Most Outstanding Player Octavio Brito (6'4''-G) recorded his second double-double of the tournament as the Keene State College men's basketball team made history on Saturday afternoon at Spaulding Gymnasium, dominating Western Connecticut State University 80-67 to win their fourth consecutive Little East Conference tournament championship. It was more history for the Owls (22-5) and their group of four seniors, who completed four dominant years in the LEC with a 66-7 record including a 9-0 mark in postseason tournament games. Overall, KSC is 97-18 over the past four years including 76-11 in the past three. The Owls are also an eye-popping 116-24 on their home court since the start of the 2014-2015 campaign, when they won their second conference tournament championship. They have added six more since and now have eight overall – the second most in the conference behind the University of Massachusetts' 12, though seven of the Corsairs' titles came before KSC joined the league in 1997. Today's came was controlled by Keene State throughout, as the Owls held WCSU to just 22 percent (6-for-27) shooting in the opening half while opening an 18-4 lead nine minutes in and a 37-20 edge at the break. Their advantage was never remotely threatened in the second half, as they opened with a 12-6 burst to make it 49-26 with 14:51 to go and widened the gap to 31 (70-39) with 8:24 left on a trey by Brito. WestConn finishes the season 18-9, trailing by at least 30 in both of their meetings at Spaulding Gymnasium where they are 9-26 all-time. The Owls have beaten the Wolves at home in the LEC final three consecutive years – 83-79 in overtime in 2023 and 84-68 last season before this year's romp. Courtesy of littleeast.com LEC Final: Keene State - Western Connecticut 80-67 LEC Semifinals: Keene State - UMass Boston 95-75 Western Connecticut - Rhode Island 81-68 LEC Quarterfinals: Rhode Island - UMass Dartmouth 80-64 UMass Boston - University of Southern Maine 108-93  All-LEC Awards 2025-Mar 7, 2025
 Octavio Brito, guard from the Keene State College, was named the All-Tournament MVP at the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference.
He received multiple other awards, was voted the Player of the Year, and was selected to the First Team and Defensive Team.
Ousmane Kourouma, forward from the Rhode Island College, was selected as the Defensive Player of the Year of Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference.
He collected multiple other honors, was chosen to the First Team and Defensive Team.
Emanuel Zayas, point guard from the The University of Massachusetts Boston, was named to the First Team at the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference.
He was selected to the All-LEC Second Team in 2024.
Bryce Lausier, swingman from the University of Southern Maine, earned a spot in the First Team of Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference.
Among many awards Lausier's team made it to the Northeast-2010 Tournament Semifinals in 2022.
He was also selected as the MaxPreps Maine Player of the Year back in 2020.
Tommy Whelan, guard from the University of Southern Maine, was voted to the First Team at the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference.
He was selected to the All-LEC Second Team in 2024.
Cameron Gallon, forward from the Western Connecticut State University, was selected to the First Team of Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference.
He was selected to the All-LEC Second Team in 2024.
All-Tournament MVP:  Octavio Brito (6'4''-G) of Keene St.Player of the Year: Octavio Brito (6'4''-G) of Keene St.Defensive Player of the Year: Ousmane Kourouma (6'7''-F) of Rhode IslandRookie of the Year: Raphel Laurent (6'3''-G) of UMass BostonCoach of the Year: Steven Enright of Keene St. All-LEC First Team 2025  Brito  Zayas  Kourouma  Lausier  Whelan  Gallon Octavio Brito (6'4''-G) of Keene St. Emanuel Zayas (5'7''-PG) of UMass Boston Ousmane Kourouma (6'7''-F) of Rhode Island Bryce Lausier (6'5''-G/F) of S.Maine Tommy Whelan (6'1''-G) of S.Maine Cameron Gallon (6'5''-F) of W.ConnecticutAll-LEC Second Team 2025  Aronson  Jean-Baptiste  Siow  McKenzie  Percy  Henry  Robinson-O'Hagen Spencer Aronson (6'1''-G) of Keene St. Mason Jean-Baptiste (6'1''-G) of Keene St. Nate Siow (5'8''-PG) of Keene St. Xavier McKenzie (6'1''-G) of UMass Boston Isaac Percy (6'3''-G) of UMass Dartmouth Kevin Henry (6'3''-G) of Plymouth St. Dwayne Robinson-O'Hagen (5'11''-PG) of Rhode IslandLEC All-Defensive Team 2025  Similien Brito Jean-Baptiste  Eurquhart Kourouma  Belcher Cedrick Similien (6'2''-G) of ECSU Octavio Brito (6'4''-G) of Keene St. Mason Jean-Baptiste (6'1''-G) of Keene St. Michael Eurquhart (6'7''-F/C) of UMass Dartmouth Ousmane Kourouma (6'7''-F) of Rhode Island Jourdan Belcher (6'4''-F/C) of W.Connecticut |
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