KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The NABC has announced its 2022-23 Two-Year College Coach of the Year, Player of the Year and All-America Teams.
Milwaukee Area Tech’s Randy Casey was named the NABC Two-Year College Coach of the Year, and John A. Logan’s Curt Lewis was selected as the NABC Two-Year College Player of the Year. The NABC Two-Year College All-America Teams, meanwhile, include representation from the NJCAA, CCCAA and NWAC.
Casey led Milwaukee Area Tech to a 32-4 record and the NJCAA Division II national championship. The Stormers finished the season on a 10-game winning streak, including a dominant 86-65 victory over Macomb in the national title game.
Lewis averaged 14.3 points, 6.1 rebounds and 3.8 points per game this season, guiding John A. Logan to the NJCAA Division I national title. Lewis shot 51.8 percent overall on the year, and totaled 45 combined points in the Vols’ national semifinals and national championship game victories.
NABC Two-Year College Coach of the Year: Randy Casey, Milwaukee Area Tech
NABC Two-Year College Player of the Year: Curt Lewis, John A. Logan
NABC CCCAA All-America Team
Diggy Winbush – Chabot
Chris Chiles – Citrus
Auurion Harris – Columbia
Brandon Scott – Cosumnes River
JT Langston – East Los Angeles
Shaquil Bender – Fullerton
Demetrius Douglas – LA Harbor
Louis Walker – LA Harbor
Koron Davis – LA Southwest
Jordahn Johnson – Las Positas
Dasean Stevens – Mt. San Jacinto
Jon Nchekwube – Redwoods
Trey Neff – Redwoods
Armon Muldrew – San Bernardino Valley
Jakob Milling – San Deigo Miarmar
Mezziah Oakman – San Francisco
Te’Jon Sawyer – San Francisco
Gavin Wilburn – San Jose City
Terri Miller – Sequioas
Anthony Garza – Ventura
Adrian McIntyre – Ventura
Elijah Mahi – West Valley
Devon Malcolm – Yuba
NABC NWAC All-America Team
Roosevelt Williams Jr. – Peninsula
Malik Jackson – Peninsula
Prophet Johnson – Bellevue
Leon Sayers – Everett
Bishop Tosi – Bellevue
Elyon Zevenbergen – Edmonds
Will Wilson – Mt. Hood
Wade Autenreith – Clackamas
TJ Doman – Clackamas
Jaden Stanley – Chemeketa
Onwaja Thomas – Southwest Oregon
TJ Zimmerman – Linn-Benton
Kyson Rose – Walla Walla
Cobi Campbell – North Idaho
Emmett Holt – Spokane
Taden King – North Idaho
Julius Mims – North Idaho
Chad Napoleon – Blue Mountain
Emanuel Steward – Lower Columbia
Michael Ajayi – Pierce
Tyler Burraston – Green River
Jaiden Feroah – Green River
Zane Foster – Green River
Sherman Royal – Lower Columbia
NABC NJCAA Division I All-America Team
Jason Edwards – Dodge City
Don McHenry – Indian Hills
Jayshayne Woodard – Indian River State
Curt Lewis – John A. Logan
Tre’von Spiller – Moberly Area
Melvin Council Jr. – Monroe
Kasean Pryor – Northwest Florida State
Tayton Conerway – Ranger
Alejandro Vasquez – Salt Lake
Isaiah Moses – Southern Idaho
NABC NJCAA Division II All-America Team
Trey Deveaux – Central
Antewan Webber – Florida Gateway
D’Quarion Cole – Henry Ford
Jeremiah Burke – Iowa Lakes
Tymer Jackson – Johnson County
Jaidon Lipscomb – Lakeland
Lamar Lovelace – Niagara County
Romeo Aquino – Orange County
Nakyel Shelton – South Suburban
Jay Alvarez – Sullivan County
NABC NJCAA Division III All-America Team
Kevin Mateo – Brookdale
Drew Gaston – DuPage
Luis Reynoso – Northern Essex
Kameron Givens – Rochester
Bryan Quiller – Sandhills
