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2017 Cosida Academic All-America Men's 2017 COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM NCAA DIVISION I NAME SCHOOL YR HOMETOWN GPA MAJOR FIRST TEAM Canyon Barry Florida Grad Colorado Springs, Colo. 4.00,4.00(Gr) Nuclear Engineering Joshua Braun Grand Canyon Grad Anthem, Ariz. 3.83,4.00(Gr) Masters of Business Admin. A.J. Jacobson North Dakota State Jr Fargo, N.D. 3.99 Zoology (Pre-Dental) Alec Peters Valparaiso Grad Washington, Ill. 3.43,3.53(Gr) Sports Administration Nigel Williams-Goss Gonzaga Jr Happy Valley, Ore. 3.84 Psychology SECOND TEAM Evan Bradds Belmont Sr Jamestown, Ohio 3.49 Finance Luke Kornet Vanderbilt Sr Lantana, Texas 3.71 Engineering/Comp. Sci./Math Eric Mika BYU So Alpine, Utah 3.68 Pre-Management Semi Ojeleye SMU Jr Ottawa, Kan. 3.65 Psychology Caleb Swanigan Purdue So Fort Wayne, Ind. 3.30 General Ed./Education Studies THIRD TEAM Steven Cook Princeton Sr Winnetka, Ill. 3.53 Economics Jordan Howard Central Arkansas Jr Chandler, Ariz. 3.80 Digital Filmmaking Matt O’Leary IUPUI Sr Terre Haute, Ind. 3.81 Management Tyler Seibring Elon So Normal, Ill. 4.00 English/Economics Steven Spieth Brown Sr Dallas, Texas 3.40 Business/Entrepreneurship/Org. ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN OF THE YEAR: Canyon Barry, Florida 2017 COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM NCAA DIVISION II NAME SCHOOL YR HOMETOWN GPA MAJOR FIRST TEAM Michael Coffey Adelphi Jr Monroe, N.Y. 3.82 Accounting Adam Klie California-San Diego Sr Anchorage, Alaska 4.00 Bioengineering Dan Monteroso West Liberty Jr St. Clairsville, Ohio 4.00,4.00(Gr) Education John Moon Oklahoma Christian Sr Crescent, Okla. 3.93 Accounting Gokul Natesan Colorado School of Mines Sr Santa Clara, Calif. 3.90 Computer Science SECOND TEAM Noah Davis Seton Hill Sr Bellwood, Pa. 3.94 English Literature Josh Fuller Dixie State Sr Rexburg, Idaho 3.99 Accounting Myles Johnson Dallas Baptist Sr Arlington, Texas 3.94 Finance A.J. Leahey Pittsburgh-Johnstown Sr Lilly, Pa. 3.68 Applied Mathematics Tyler Sayre Saint Rose Sr Garnerville, N.Y. 3.83,3.75(Gr) Finance THIRD TEAM Matthew Dogan Gannon Sr West Middlesex, Pa. 3.74 Physician Assistant Alex Hagan Rockhurst Jr Lake St. Louis, Mo. 3.90 Exercise Science Spencer Reaves Central Missouri Jr Newark, Ark. 3.96 Physical Education Brady Skeens Washburn Jr Lenexa, Kan. 3.80 Business Admin./Mgmt. & Finance C.J. Wilson Young Harris Sr Conyers, Ga. 3.41 Business/Public Policy ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN OF THE YEAR: Adam Klie, California-San Diego 2017 COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM NCAA DIVISION III NAME SCHOOL YR HOMETOWN GPA MAJOR FIRST TEAM Harrison Blackledge Hope Sr Canton, Ohio 3.91 Communication/Management DeShawn Lowman Neumann Grad Wilmington, Del. 4.00,4.00(Gr) Criminal Justice(UG)/Education(G) Daniel Rutecki King’s (Pa.) Sr Springfield, Pa. 3.92 Finance/Accounting Jack Serbin Carnegie Mellon Sr New Albany, Ohio 3.77 Business Administration Zach Wallace Rockford Sr Rockford, Ill. 3.63 Political Science SECOND TEAM Nate Axelrod Ohio Wesleyan Jr Dublin, Ohio 3.77 Finance Economics Cooper Cook Nebraska Wesleyan So Overland Park, Kan. 4.00 Accounting Brandon Federici Franklin & Marshall Jr Morganville, N.J. 3.73 Joint Studies Wes McKinney Hanover Jr Batesville, Ind. 3.72 Economics Edvinas Rupkus Skidmore So Naujoji Akmene, Lithuania 3.92 Business/Economics THIRD TEAM Louis Khouri Catholic Sr Alexandria, Va. 3.76 Engineering Matt St. Amour Middlebury Sr Swanton, Vt. 3.45 Economics David Stokman Saint John’s (Minn.) So Maple Lake, Minn. 4.00 Economics/Philosophy Colby Taylor Central (Iowa) Sr Creston, Iowa 3.41 Actuarial Science Joe Timmes NYU Sr Chatham, N.J. 3.95 Sports Management ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN OF THE YEAR: DeShawn Lowman, Neumann 2017 COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM COLLEGE DIVISION NAME SCHOOL YR HOMETOWN GPA MAJOR FIRST TEAM Jeremy Deemer Graceland Jr Lamoni, Iowa 4.00 Business/Economics Chandler Folkerts Concordia (Neb.) Sr Milford, Neb. 4.00 Mathematics/Physics Kevin Rich Davenport Sr Grand Rapids, Mich. 3.96 Finance Kyle Steignega Cornerstone Jr Holland, Mich. 3.96 Education/Kinesiology Stefan Zecevic Keiser Sr Kragujevac, Serbia 4.00 Finance SECOND TEAM Jacob Bamke Viterbo Sr Hortonville, Wis. 3.88 Marketing Toby Baxter Friends Sr Wichita, Kan. 3.73 Health & Physical Education Joe Burt Lyon Sr Saint Cloud, Minn. 4.00 Business Finance Tyler Crater Olivet Nazarene Sr Hampshire, Ill. 3.94 Marketing Jack Hackman Northwest Christian Sr Portland, Ore. 3.99 Accounting Lane Mahurin Indiana Wesleyan Sr Rockville, Ind. 3.48 Finance Quinn Niego Saint Xavier Jr Chicago, Ill. 3.76 Business Administration ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN OF THE YEAR: Chandler Folkerts, Concordia (Nebraska) .
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