KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The NABC has announced its 2023-24 Two-Year College Coach of the Year, Player of the Year, and All-America Teams.
National Park’s Dillon Hargrove has been voted as the NABC Two-Year College Coach of the Year, while South Suburban’s Jemel Jones was selected as the NABC Two-Year College Player of the Year. The NABC Two-Year College All-America Teams include representation from NJCAA, CCCAA, and NWAC programs.
Hargrove led National Park to the NJCAA Division II national championship and a 31-1 overall record. The Nighthawks opened the season on a 27-game win streak, and defeated South Suburban 84-79 in the national title game.
Jones, meanwhile, averaged 33.6 points, 9.8 rebounds, 5.6 assists and 3.3 steals per game for South Suburban. The sophomore guided SSC to a 34-3 record and an appearance in the NJCAA Division II championship game.
2023-24 NABC CCCAA All-America Team
CJ Hardy – West Los Angeles
Elijah Mahi – West Valley
Demarreya Lewis-Copper – Yuba
Dajon Lott – Sacramento City
Kai Jordan – Columbia
Miles Amos – San Francisco City
Dylan Neufeld – Siskiyous
Solomon Tucker – Cabrillo
Darius Best – Cabrillo
Zach Broadous – Chabot
Jose Cuello – Sequoias
Rashaud Bradley – Columbia
Shakir Odunewu – West Valley
Marcus Green – Chabey
Christian Watson – Fullerton
Kjay Bradley, Jr – San Diego City
Nick Hopkins – Mt. San Antonio
Miles Ceballos – Cerritos
Jack Benyshek – Moorpark
Alex Crawford – San Diego City
Kai Smith – Santiago Canyon
Jeremiah Davis – Fullerton
Isaiah Skinner – Mt. San Jacinto
Dasean Stevens – Mt. San Jacinto
2023-24 NABC NWAC All-America Team
Jerry Hayes – Skagit Valley
Ese Onakpoma – Peninsula
Lenz Dupont – Olympic
Derek Smith – Everett
Javon Ervin – Peninsula
T.J. Zimmerman – Linn-Benton
O’shen Cazimero – Southwest Oregon
Will Harris – Umpqua
Hayden Rose – Portland
Micah Garrett – Lane
Ta’Veus Randle – Columbia Basin
Brady Gier – Walla Walla
Tre’Von Cason – Treasure Valley
LaTrell Barker – Columbia Basin
Luke Holecek – Walla Walla
Jazen Guillory – South Puget Sound
Kobe Parlin – Lower Columbia
Tyler Burraston – Green River
Chae Haynes – Tacoma
Carter McCoy – Lower Columbia
Chris Lee – Edmonds
Jahvari Martino – Portland
Javonte Darrett – Yakima Valley
Jaiden Feroah – Green River
2023-24 NABC NJCAA Division I All-America Team
Amar Augillard – Triton
Bradyn Hubbard – Connors State
Brody Robinson – Garden City
Dior Johnson – Clarendon
Jeff Nwankwo – Cowley County
Malique Ewin – South Plains
Martel Williams – Utah State Eastern
Owen Aquino – Eastern Florida State
Sheldon Williams – Coastal Alabama – South
Trevion LaBeaux – Indian Hills
2023-24 NABC NJCAA Division II All-America Team
Jemel Jones – South Suburban
Nakavieon White – National Park
Terrell Williams – Monroe
Shelton Williams-Dryden – Milwaukee Area Tech
Tarence Guinyard – Florida State College at Jacksonville
Angelo Winkel – Des Moines Area
Tyler King – North Central Missouri
Andrew Mills – Howard
Jabryn Anderson – Parkland
Andre Harris – Chandler-Gilbert
2023-24 NABC NJCAA Division III All-America Team
Jakob Zenon – Dallas-North Lake
Darnell Askew – Brookdale
Luis Reynoso – Northern Essex
Arthur Dukes – LaGuardia
Oladele Oladitan – Herkimer
