St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: Season 2025-26
St.Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 2025-26
Tournament Winner: Mississippi University for Women
St.Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Final: Mississippi University for Women - Webster University 77-76 Mississippi University for Women (Dean Burrows): Trent Walker, Tray Huguley, Tyler Shephard, Devin McCaine, Joe Austin, Mal Stansfield, Tyler Bohannon, Cayden Howell, Jackson Reid, Ayden McDeavitt Standings 2025-26
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- qualified to the play-offs  Mississippi University for Women - St.Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Champions 2025-26
 Owls Claim First Championship-Mar 1, 2026
MUW claimed its first SLIAC Men's Basketball Championship with a 77-76 win over Webster University. The win extends the Owls winning streak to seven games, two of which were over the Gorloks; the only two losses the Gorloks suffered against conference competition this season. After hitting 12 of their first 14 shots in the semifinals, the Owls came out in the championship on a roll once again, opening up a 19-9 lead. Webster got back into the game with a 10-2 run, as Charles Nelson (6'1''-G) put up all 10 points for the Gorloks to close the score to 21-19. A three-pointer by Ethan Chartrand (6'5''-F) gave Webster a 30-29 lead with 4:18 remaining in the first-half. The Gorloks took a three point edge, at 40-37, into the break thanks in large part to shooting 43-percent from the floor, including connecting on five three-pointers. Webster grew their lead to eight in the early moments of the second-half when Ethan Chartrand hit a three and Justin Ugo (6'6''-F/C) followed with a layup. However the hot shooting of the Owls kept them in the game, while the Gorloks cooled off. MUW would end up shooting 55-percent in the game including 58-percent in the second-half alone while Webster saw their shooting percentage for the second-half drop to 38-percent. The Owls grabbed the lead back at the 15:39 mark on a jumper by Tray Huguley (6'6''-F), which was part of an 11-0 run. With the score tied at 55 mid-way through the half the teams traded buckets until the Owls took advantage of the Gorloks missed shots, opening up a 72-62 with 3:18 remaining. Chartrand sparked the Gorloks and got the home crowd back into it when he scored seven straight points. Charles Nelson drew the score even at 74 when he knocked down a three with 47-seconds on the clock. The Owls had possession with the shot clock off and after having their shot blocked were able to grab the loose ball where Trent Walker (6'4''-G) threw up a shot that fell threw the hoop and drew a foul for the old-fashioned three-point play. The Gorloks had one last moment, setting up a play with eight-seconds left but were forced into a layup at the buzzer, coming up one point short. SLIAC Final: Webster - MUW 76-77 SLIAC Semifinals: Webster - Spalding 79-43 MUW - Lyon 80-58 SLIAC Quarterfinals: Lyon - Blackburn 75-48 Spalding - Greenville 93-74 Courtesy of sliac.org  All-SLIAC Awards 2026-Mar 1, 2026
 Tray Huguley, forward from the Mississippi University for Women, earned the Player of the Year at the NCAA Division III.
He received multiple other awards, was voted to the First Team and Tournament Team.
Jaylen Jeter, guard from the Blackburn College, picked up the Sixth Man of the Year of NCAA Division III.
He collected multiple other honors, was selected to the First Team and Defensive Team.
Lekendrick Morris, forward from the Spalding University, was chosen to the First Team at the NCAA Division III.
Charles Nelson, guard from the Webster University, was named to the First Team of NCAA Division III.
He also earned a spot in the Tournament Team.
Trevon Taylor, power forward from the Lyon College, was voted to the First Team at the NCAA Division III.
All-Tournament MVP:  Trent Walker (6'4''-G) of MUWPlayer of the Year: Tray Huguley (6'6''-F) of MUWDefensive Player of the Year: Joe Austin (6'2''-F) of MUWFreshman of the Year: Evan Jordan (5'11''-G) of BlackburnSixth Man of the Year: Jaylen Jeter (5'10''-G) of BlackburnCoach of the Year: Chris Bunch of Webster All-SLIAC First Team 2026  Huguley  Jeter  Morris  Nelson  Taylor Tray Huguley (6'6''-F) of MUW Jaylen Jeter (5'10''-G) of Blackburn Lekendrick Morris (6'7''-F) of Spalding Charles Nelson (6'1''-G) of Webster Trevon Taylor (6'8''-PF) of LyonAll-SLIAC Second Team 2026  Austin  Reed  Simon  Sykes  Williford Joe Austin (6'2''-F) of MUW Stephen Reed (5'10''-PG) of Lyon Nolan Simon (6'0''-G) of Principia Jemard Sykes (6'2''-G) of Webster Joshua Williford (6'4''-G) of GreenvilleAll-SLIAC Third Team 2026  Gohring  Jordan  Painter  Provost Walker Gohring (6'0''-G) of Westminster, MO Evan Jordan (5'11''-G) of Blackburn Tim Lofton (6'4''-F) of Greenville Adam Painter (6'6''-F) of Webster Jaxson Provost (5'10''-G) of EurekaSLIAC All-Defensive Team 2026 Austin Jeter  Johnson  McCampbell Sykes Joe Austin (6'2''-F) of MUW Jaylen Jeter (5'10''-G) of Blackburn Jamile Johnson (6'8''-C) of Westminster, MO Devonte McCampbell (6'6''-F) of Spalding Jemard Sykes (6'2''-G) of WebsterSLIAC All-Sportsmanship Team 2026  Cook  Gonzalez  Harriott  Reid  Miller Payton Cook (6'7''-F) of Blackburn Jacob Gonzalez (6'0''-G) of Eureka Caleb Johnson (6'5''-F) of Greenville Jaaron Harriott (6'5''-G) of Lyon Jackson Reid (6'5''-G) of MUW Derek Schauman (6'3''-G) of Principia Dawsyn Miller (6'2''-G) of Spalding Will Harmon (6'1''-G) of Webster Matt Martucci (6'0''-G) of Westminster, MOSLIAC All-Tournament Team 2026  Walker Huguley Austin  Chartrand Nelson Cook Reed  Wells Trent Walker (6'4''-G) of MUW Tray Huguley (6'6''-F) of MUW Joe Austin (6'2''-F) of MUW Ethan Chartrand (6'5''-F) of Webster Charles Nelson (6'1''-G) of Webster Payton Cook (6'7''-F) of Blackburn Brandon Tully (6'2''-G) of Greenville Stephen Reed (5'10''-PG) of Lyon DeAireus Wells (6'0''-PG) of Spalding | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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