KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The NABC today announced the 2023-24 NABC Division II All-District Teams and District Coaches of the Year. The All-District honors are voted on by NABC-member coaches across NCAA Division II.
Atlantic
First Team
Eddie Colbert III – Charleston
KJ McClurg – California (PA)
Josh Omojafo – Gannon
Ethan Porterfield – IUP
Justice Shoats – Lock Haven
Second Team
Jaylen Alston – Winston-Salem State
Matt Dade – Millersville
Marcus Johnson – Wheeling
Lakeem McAliley – East Stroudsburg
Anthony Pittman – West Virginia State
Coach of the Year: Dwaine Osborne – Charleston
Central
First Team
Drew Blair – Minnesota Duluth
Wes Dreamer – Northwest Missouri State
Jacksen Moni – Northern State
Jaden Wells – Central Oklahoma
Malik Willingham – Minnesota State
Second Team
Jacob Beeninga – Minnesota State – Moorhead
Alijah Comithier – Emporia State
Isaac Fink – Augustana
Kaleb Hammeke – Fort Hays State
Taelon Peter – Arkansas Tech
Coach of the Year: Matt Margenthaler – Minnesota State
East
First Team
Tyler Arbuckle – St. Anselm
Matt Becht – Southern New Hampshire
Zach Laput – Bentley
James Patterson – St. Thomas Aquinas
Erik Timko – Jefferson
Second Team
Darnell Evans – Caldwell
Dylan Fasoyiro – Daemen
Bryan Powell – Pace
Romar Reid – Saint Michael’s
Dayshaun Walton – Adelphi
Coach of the Year: Eric Eaton – Saint Michael’s
Midwest
First Team
Jesse Bingham – Indianapolis
Jake Hilmer – Upper Iowa
Jayvon Maughmer – Cedarville
Milos Vicentic – McKendree
Max Weisbrod – Northern Michigan
Second Team
Borja Fernandez – Kentucky Wesleyan
Garrison Keeslar – Walsh
Dylan Kuehl – Northern Michigan
Jalen Page – Trevecca Nazarene
Kendrick Tchoua – Indianapolis
Coach of the Year: Drew Cooper – Kentucky Wesleyan
South
First Team
Luke Anderson – Florida Southern
Beyuan Hendricks – Lee
Shane Hunter – Nova Southeastern
Zawdie Jackson – West Georgia
Nordin Kapic – Lynn
Second Team
Rashad Bolden – Mississippi
Camron Donatlan – West Georgia
Chris Martin – Clark Atlanta
Alex Steen – Florida Southern
Malcolm Whitlow – Embry-Riddle
Coach of the Year: Dave Moore – West Georgia
South Central
First Team
Obi Agbim – Fort Lewis
Trevor Baskin – Colorado Mesa
Cameron Kahn – Dallas Baptist
Tiras Morton – Lubbock Christian
Larry Wise – West Texas A&M
Second Team
Majok Deng – Colorado School of Mines
Sean Elkinton – St. Edward’s
Keyshawn Embery-Simpson – Angelo State
Matthew Ragsdale – Black Hills State
Mac Riniker – Colorado Mesa
Coach of the Year: Tom Brown – West Texas A&M
Southeast
First Team
Martez Brown – Lincoln Memorial
Frank Champion – North Georgia
KJ Jones II – Emmanuel
Donell Nixon II – Wingate
AJ White – North Georgia
Second Team
Uzziah Dawkins – Converse
Tyler Johnson – USC Aiken
Javeon Jones – Catawba
Jalen McCoy – USC Aiken
John Zhao – Carson-Newman
Co-Coaches of the Year: Brian Good – Wingate and Mark Vanderslice – USC Aiken
West
First Team
Jakob Alamudun – Cal State Dominguez Hills
Jeremy Dent-Smith – Cal State Dominguez Hills
Kyle Greeley – Saint Martin’s
Chris Mitchell – Cal State San Bernardino
Robby Robinson – Cal State San Bernardino
Second Team
Sedrick Altman – Cal State San Bernardino
Shane Bell – Cal State Los Angeles
Jamal Fuller – Academy of Art
Dimitrios Klonaras – Cal State East Bay
Jalen Tot – Montana State Billings
Coach of the Year: Luke Fennelly – Montana State Billings
