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District 1 District 3 First Team First Team Ryan Rossiter Siena Desmond Holloway Coastal Carolina Michael Glover Iona Mike Smith East Tenn FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Rick Leddy, NABC 203-239-4253 ([email protected]) National Association of Basketball Coaches Announces 2011 Division I All-District Teams All-District Selections Eligible for State Farm Coaches’ All-America Honors KANSAS CITY, MO. (March 9, 2011) -- The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) announced today the NABC Division I All-District teams for 2011, recognizing the nation’s best men’s collegiate basketball student-athletes. Selected and voted on by member coaches of the NABC, these student-athletes represent the finest basketball players across America. The 245 student-athletes, from 24 districts, are eligible for the State Farm Coaches’ Division I All- America teams, to be announced on Saturday, April 2, at 9:30 a.m. (EDT) at the Hilton Americas Hotel in Houston during the NABC Convention and NCAA® Final Four®. 2011 NABC DIVISION I ALL-DISTRICT TEAMS District 1 District 3 First Team First Team Ryan Rossiter Siena Desmond Holloway Coastal Carolina Michael Glover Iona Mike Smith East Tenn. State Derek Needham Fairfield Adnan Hodzic Lipscomb John Holland Boston University Chad Gray Coastal Carolina Justin Robinson Rider Jamarco Warren Charleston Southern Second Team Second Team Evan Fjeld Vermont Ian Clark Belmont Scott Machado Iona Jesse Sanders Liberty Troy Barnies Maine Josh Slater Lipscomb Wesley Jenkins St. Peter’s Evan Gordon Liberty Anthony Nelson Niagara Stan Okoye VMI Gerald McLemore Maine District 4 District 2 First Team First Team Andrew Nicholson St. Bonaventure Nolan Smith Duke Tu Holloway Xavier Kyle Singler Duke Justin Harper Richmond Jordan Williams Maryland Kevin Anderson Richmond Malcolm Delaney Virginia Tech Bill Clark Duquesne Reggie Jackson Boston College Second Team Second Team Delroy James Rhode Island Chris Singleton Florida State Damian Saunders Duquesne Iman Shumpert Georgia Tech Chris Wright Dayton Harrison Barnes North Carolina Anthony Gurley Massachusetts Jeff Allen Virginia Tech Ramone Moore Temple Tyler Zeller North Carolina District 5 District 8 First Team First Team Kemba Walker Connecticut Marcus Morris Kansas Ben Hansbrough Notre Dame Jordan Hamilton Texas Austin Freeman Georgetown Alec Burks Colorado Marshon Brooks Providence LaceDarius Dunn Baylor Ashton Gibbs Pittsburgh Tristan Thompson Texas Second Team Second Team Rick Jackson Syracuse Marcus Denmon Missouri Corey Fisher Villanova Jacob Pullen Kansas State Preston Knowles Louisville Perry Jones Baylor Brad Wanamaker Pittsburgh Khris Middleton Texas A&M Darius Johnson-Odom Marquette Markieff Morris Kansas District 6 District 9 First Team First Team Tai Wesley Utah State Mickey McConnell St. Mary’s Troy Gillenwater New Mexico State Steven Gray Gonzaga Adrian Oliver San Jose State Kevin Foster Santa Clara Devon Beitzel Northern Colorado Orlando Johnson UCSB Brian Qvale Montana Casper Ware Long Beach State Second Team Second Team Cameron Jones Northern Arizona Robert Sacre Gonzaga Olu Ashaolu Louisiana Tech Sam Willard Pacific Greg Smith Fresno State Rob Jones St. Mary's Dario Hunt Nevada Michael Williams San Francisco La’Shard Anderson Boise State Larry Anderson Long Beach State District 7 District 10 First Team First Team JaJuan Johnson Purdue Charles Jenkins Hofstra Jared Sullinger Ohio State Denzel Bowles James Madison Jordan Taylor Wisconsin Cam Long George Mason Jon Leuer Wisconsin Jamie Skeen Va. Commonwealth Talor Battle Penn State Frank Hassell Old Dominion Second Team Second Team E’Twaun Moore Penn State Chaisson Allen Northeastern William Buford Ohio State Chad Tomko UNC Wilmington David Lighty Ohio State Kent Bazemore Old Dominion Darius Morris Michigan Quinn McDowell William & Mary Trevor Mbakwe Minnesota Samme Givens Drexel 2 District 11 District 14 First Team First Team Gary Flowers Southern Mississippi Justin Greene Kent State Randy Culpepper UTEP Xavier Silas Northern Illinois Justin Hurtt Tulsa Brandon Bowdry Eastern Michigan Papa Dia SMU D.J. Cooper Ohio Jamarr Sanders UAB Jarrod Jones Ball State Second Team Second Team Arsalan Kazemi Rice Julian Mavunga Miami of Ohio Aaron Johnson UAB Byron Mulkey Buffalo DeAndre Kane Marshall Scott Thomas Bowling Green Will Barton Memphis Trey Zeigler Central Michigan Kendall Timmons Tulane Zach Filzen Buffalo Cameron Moore UAB District 15 District 12 First Team First Team C.J. Reed Bethune-Cookman Matt Howard Butler Kyle O’Quiunn Norfolk State Norris Cole Cleveland State Darrion Pellum Hampton Keith Benson Oakland Thomas Coleman North Carolina A&T Alex Young IUPUI Kevin Thompson Morgan State Brandon Wood Valparaiso Second Team Second Team Dewayne Jackson Morgan State Vaughn Duggins Wright State Desi Washington Delaware State Shelvin Mack Butler Kwame Morgan II Hampton Nate Wolters South Dakota State Mike Phillips Howard Dominique Morrison Oral Roberts Hilliary Haley Md. Eastern Shore Anthony Hill Milwaukee District 16 District 13 First Team First Team Kyle Weems Missouri State Keith Wright Harvard Kwadzo Ahelegbe Northern Iowa C.J. McCollum Lehigh J.T. Durley Wichita State Vlad Moldoveanu American Andrew Warren Bradley Mike Muscala Bucknell Jermaine Mallett Missouri State Ian Hummer Princeton Second Team Second Team Doug McDermott Creighton Greg Mangano Yale Toure’ Murry. Wichita State Noruwa Agho Columbia Carlton Fay Southern Illinois Kareem Maddox Princeton Colt Ryan Evansville Zack Rosen Pennsylvania Antoine Young Creighton Jack Eggleston Pennsylvania 3 District 17 District 20 First Team First Team Jimmer Fredette BYU Derrick Williams Arizona Kawhi Leonard San Diego State Klay Thompson Washington State Andy Ogide Colorado State Isaiah Thomas Washington D.J Gay San Diego State Nikola Vucevic USC Will Clyburn Utah Matthew Bryan-Amaning Washington Second Team Second Team Jackson Emery BYU Harper Kamp California Travis Franklin Colorado State Jeremy Green Stanford Dairese Gary New Mexico Reeves Nelson UCLA Drew Gordon New Mexico Joevan Catron Oregon Tre’Von Willis UNLV Malcolm Lee UCLA District 18 District 21 First Team First Team Julian Boyd Long Island John Jenkins Vanderbilt Ken Horton Central Conn. Trey Thompkins Georgia James Johnson Quinnipiac Terrence Jones Kentucky Tyler Murray Wagner JaMychal Green Alabama Justin Rutty Quinnipiac Chandler Parsons Florida Second Team Second Team Shemik Thompson Central Conn. Brandon Knight Kentucky Karon Abraham Robert Morris Chris Warren Mississippi Shane Gibson Sacred Heart Scotty Hopson Tennessee Jamal Olasewere Long Island Jeffery Taylor Vanderbilt Umar Shannon St. Francis (PA) Erving Walker Florida District 19 District 22 First Team First Team Kenneth Faried Morehead State Noah Dahlman Wofford TyShawn Edmondson Austin Peay Andrew Goudelock College of Charleston Isaiah Canaan Murray State Cameron Wells Citadel Kevin Murphy Tennessee Tech Donald Sims Appalachian State Demonte Harper Morehead State Amu Saaka Furman B.J. Jenkins Murray State Second Team Second Team Omar Watted UTC Kenny Moore Tennessee State Jeremy Simmons College of Charleston Jeremy Granger Eastern Illinois Mike Williams Western Carolina Robert Covington Tennessee State Omar Carter Appalachian State Zach Swansey Tennessee Tech Drew Spradlin Elon Nick Murphy Jacksonville State 4 District 23 District 24 First Team First Team Gilberto Clavell Sam Houston State Serguio Kerusch Western Kentucky Anatoly Bose Nicholls State Raymond Taylor Florida Atlantic Devin Gibson UTSA Tristan Thompson North Texas Patrick Richard McNeese State Solomon Bozeman UALR Trent Hutchin Southeastern La. James Washington Middle Tennessee St. Second Team Second Team Will Pratt Northwestern State Augustine Rubit South Alabama Jenirro Bush Jackson State Steffphon Pettigrew Western Kentucky Demond Watt Texas A&M C.C. William Weathers Troy Kevin Galloway Texas Southern Donald Boone Arkansas State Travell Jones Texas Southern Chase Hallam Denver Brett Royster Florida Atlantic About the National Association of Basketball Coaches Located in Kansas City, Mo., the NABC was founded in 1927 by Forrest “Phog” Allen, the legendary basketball coach at the University of Kansas. Allen, a student of James Naismith, the inventor of basketball, organized coaches into this collective group to serve as Guardians of the Game. The NABC currently has nearly 5,000 members consisting primarily of university and college men’s basketball coaches. All members of the NABC are expected to uphold the core values of being a Guardian of the Game by bringing attention to the positive aspects of the sport of basketball and the role coaches play in the academic and athletic lives of today’s student-athletes. The four core values of being a Guardian of the Game are advocacy, leadership, service and education. Additional information about the NABC, its programs and membership, can be found at www.nabc.org. 5 .
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