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Division II Bulletin Coach of the Year Award Coach of the Year Conference Coaches of the Year California Collegiate Clark Captures 2013 Greg Kamansky, Cal Poly Pomona Carolinas Schelde North America/ Brandon Scott, Limestone Central Atlantic Division II Bulletin Joe Clinton, Dominican CIAA Coach of the Year Award James Stinson, Livingstone College East Coast Charles Marquardt, Molloy Great American Andrew Brown, NW Oklahoma State Great Lakes Intercollegiate David Greer, Wayne State University Great Lakes Valley Luke Reigel, UW-Parkside BEAVERTON, Ore. – Metro State head coach Derrick Clark has been Great Northwest Tony Dominguez, WWU/Mick Durham,UAF named the 2013 Schelde North America/ Division II Bulletin Coach of the Year. Gulf South Clark, in his third season as head Michael Nienaber, Christian Brothers coach of the Roadrunners, guided his Heartland team to their seventh RMAC regular Mark Potter, Newman season title and a 32-2 record heading Lone Star into the national championship game Wade Alexander, Cameron against Drury on April 7. Clark’s team also set the school mark for best start, MIAA Mark Johnson, Fort Hays St. opening the year with 22 straight wins. Division II Bulletin has named a Northeast-10 Coach of the Year every season since 2013 Coach of the Year Keith Dickson, Saint Anselm 1991-92. Clark joins current Charlotte Derrick Clark, Metro St. Northern Sun Bobcats head coach Mike Dunlap as Brad Bigler, SW Minnesota St. Metro State coaches to win the award. DIIB Coaches of the Year Pacific West “All college basketball coaches are to 1992-Jim Thorson, South Dakota St. Jon Judkins, Dixie St./Booker Harris, be commended for their tireless devo- 1993-Pat Douglass, Cal St. Bakersfield Dominican tion and sacrifices this season. Reaching 1994-Stan Spirou, N.H College Peach Belt the national championship game takes 1995-Ken Shields, Northern Kentucky Ben Miller, UNC Pembroke/ an outstanding effort from the first day 1996-Gary Garner, Fort Hays St. Vince Alexander, USC Aiken of practice to the final buzzer,” said Jim 1997-Jeff Price, Lynn Pennsylvania Peterson, president of Schelde North 1998-Bob Williams, UC Davis 1999-Ray Harper, Kentucky Wesleyan E - Jeff Wilson, East Stroudsburg W - John Reilly, Gannon America, a leading basketball goal 2000-Robert Corn, Missouri Southern and equipment manufacturer. “Schelde 2001-Ray Harper, Kentucky Wesleyan Rocky Mountain North America is honored to partner 2002-Mike Dunlap, Metropolitan State Derrick Clark, Metro State with Division II Bulletin to recognize 2003-Larry Gipson, Northeastern State Derrick Clark and all the coaches in 2004-Tony Ingle, Kennesaw State South Atlantic Chuck Benson, Carson-Newman Division II college basketball.” 2005-Jay Lawson, Bentley 2006-Mike Leaf, Winona State SIAC 2007-Ron Lievense, Barton Grady Brewer, Morehouse 2008-Mike Leaf, Winona State 2009-Ron Niekamp, Findlay Sunshine State Linc Darner, Florida Southern 2010-Greg Kamansky, Cal Poly Pomona 2011-Scott Davenport, Bellarmine West Virginia 2012-Brad Jackson, W. Washington Jim Crutchfield, West Liberty 5 Division II Bulletin • April 2013 Player of the Year WLU’s Falk Named 2013 DIIB Player of the Year 2012-13 Player of the Year Player of the Year Falk’s Stat Sheet 2012-13 Points 20.9 Rebounds 4.0 FG% 49.4 2012-13 Awards WVIAC Player of the Year DIIB 1st Team All-American NABC Player of the Year West Liberty University senior Alex Falk has been named the 2013 Division II Bulletin Player of the Year. The West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletics Conference Player of the Year, Falk averaged 20.8 points for the Hilltop- pers and hit double-figures in 35 of 36 games. He surpassed 2,000 career points and put up four assists a game. In his career, Falk has led West Liberty to four consecutive WVIAC championships and three straight WVIAC and Atlantic Re- Alex Falk, West Liberty gion Tournament titles. Falk headlines the DIIB All-American team, where he was joined on the first team by Winona State’s Clayton Vette, Ali Haidar of Michigan Tech, Eric Jean-Guillaume of Franklin Pierce and Western Washington guard John Allen. Division II Bulletin has named a Player of the Year every season since the 1991-92 season. 6 Division II Bulletin • April 2013 All-Americans All-Freshman Team Alex Fertig CS Monterey Bay Wayne Dedrick Alabama-Huntsville Craig Nicholson Fort Hays St. Lucas Barker Kentucky Wesleyan Craig Nicholson Fort Hays St. 2013 All-Americans Andre Gibbs Philadelphia Quamain Rose UNC Pembroke Christian Graves Malone University Derrick White UC-Colo. Springs Player of the Year Mike McCahey Saint Anselm Alex Falk, West Liberty Honorable Mention 2013 Division II Bulletin All-Americans Zane Campbell, UA Huntsville, Sr. Terrence Drisdom, CP Pomona, Jr. Byron Westmoreland, Bowie St., Sr. First Team Kwame Alexander, CS San B’Dino, Sr. Clayton Vette Winona St. Senior Center Michael Drake, Christian Bros., Sr. Ali Haidar Michigan Tech Senior Forward Bryton Hobbs, NE State, Jr. Eric Jean-Guillaume Franklin Pierce Senior Guard Whis Grant, E. Stroudsburg, So. John Allen W. Washington Senior Guard Xavier Collier, Benedict, Sr. Alex Falk West Liberty Senior Guard Corbin Thomas, Midwestern St., Sr. Darrien Mack, Eckerd, Sr. Second Team Marcus Goode, Benedict, Sr. Jeremy Saffold UW Parkside Senior Forward David Downs, Seattle Pacific, Jr. Jaime Smith UA Huntsville Senior Guard Kori Forge, Arkansas-Monticello, Sr. Kevin Kotzur St. Mary’s Senior Forward Antoine Davis, Carson-Newman, Jr. Will McNeill Washburn Senior Guard Asa Toney, Maryville, Jr. Jonathan Morse Metro State Senior Forward Ellis Young III, West Florida, Jr. Tyshawn Good, Belmont-Abbey, Sr. Third Team Roy Mabrey, St. Anselm, Soph. Mitchel Anderson Cal Poly Pomona Senior Guard Trevin Parks, J.C. Smith, Sr. Luis Leao Mercyhurst Senior Forward Cameron McCaffrey, Augustana, Sr. Marcus Ruh St. Leo Senior Guard Nick Novak, Pitt-Johnstown, Sr. Re’Mon Nelson USC Aiken Senior Guard Keith DeWitt, So. Indiana, Sr. Gerald Boston Barton Senior Guard Julius Reid, Florida Tech, Sr. Dominykas Milka, St. Rose, Jr. Fourth Team Aric Miller, Armstrong Atl., Sr. Garret Kerr Univ. Sciences Soph. Forward Theo Rothstein, St. Cloud St., Sr. Alex Hall Drury Senior Guard Chad Moore, Shepherd, Sr. Angelo Sharpless Elizabeth City St. Senior Forward Greg Kahlig, Findlay, Jr. Craig Foster Cameron Junior Guard De’Andre Haskins, Chaminade, Sr. Tobin Carberry LIU Post Senior Guard Kenny Kornowski, Walsh, Sr. Paul Larsen, USC Aiken, Jr. 7 Division II Bulletin • April 2013 .
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