NCAA.com | March 18, 2014 NABC releases all-district teams and coaches Share KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) announced on Tuesday the 2014 NABC Coaches’ Division III All-District teams and coaches, recognizing the best men’s collegiate basketball student-athletes and coaches in the division, selected by member coaches of the NABC in NCAA Division III.2014 NABC COACHES’ ALL-DISTRICT TEAMS AND COACHES – NCAA DIVISION III*District Player of the YearSOUTHFIRST TEAMSECOND TEAMJonathan Blount, CentenaryJake Davis, EmoryJaumonee Byrd, Maryville (Tenn.)Derrick Jefferson, Hardin-SimmonsAJ Myres, SchreinerRobert Kitzinger, Trinity (Texas)Kyle Schleigh, Texas-DallasAndre Simon, Randolph MaconLarry Thomas, Birmingham SouthernDonovan Whiteside, CentreDJ Woodmore, Virginia Wesleyan* Coach of the Year: Terry Butterfield, UT-DallasNORTHEASTFIRST TEAMSECOND TEAMJoey Flannery, BabsonJoshua Ford, MitchellMike Garrow, Eastern Connecticut StateDane Jobst, Worcester StateMichael Mayer, WilliamsJoey Kizel, MiddleburyRyan Sheehan, NicholsGabriel Moton, BrandeisAaron Toomey, Amherst*John Swords, BowdoinDarius Watson, Albertus Magnus Coach of the Year: David Hixon, AmherstGREAT LAKESFIRST TEAMSECOND TEAMXavier Brown, WoosterTommy Fernitz, DePauwShawn Greenfield, Mount AloysiusTJ Gillespie, Mount UnionMalcolm Heard II, WilmingtonScott Masin, WittenbergTyler Kruis, CalvinIsaac Turner, St. VincentDillon Stith, St. VincentNate VanArendonk, HopeDoug Thorpe, Wooster* Coach of the Year: Dave Niland, Penn State-BehrendWESTFIRST TEAMSECOND TEAMTyler Gaffaney, Claremont-M-SChas Cross, Wisconsin-PlattevilleMatt Greenfield, Central (Iowa)KJ Evans, Wisconsin-WhitewaterTrevor Hass, Wisconsin-Stevens PointConnor Gunderson, St. OlafDan Kornbaum, AugsburgKyle McAndrews, Pomona-PitzerDustin McConnell, WhitworthBryce Williams, CrownTyler Tillema, Wisconsin-Stevens Point* Coach of the Year: Bob Semling, Wisconsin-Stevens PointATLANTICFIRST TEAMSECOND TEAMJosh Blamon, Richard StocktonBobby Brackett, TCNJJavae King-Gilchrist, William Paterson*Javon Cox, Staten IslandOrdel Goldson, Montclair StateDonte Howell, Mount Saint Mary (N.Y.)Andre Nixon, PurchaseBloochy Magloire, Staten IslandJohn Snow, Rutgers-NewarkJoel Neri, PurchaseMichael Woods, York (N.Y.) Coach of the Year: Gerry Matthews, Richard StocktonMIDDLE ATLANTICFIRST TEAMSECOND TEAMMike Coleman, DeSalesKevin Agnew, Lebanon ValleyRoss Danzig, ScrantonBrad Bolen, MessiahAdam Honig, DickinsonNick LaGuerre, St. Mary’s (Md.)David Langan, WesleyFran Rafferty, CabriniBrian Parker, AlverniaGerry Wixted, DickinsonAaron Walton-Moss, Cabrini* Coach of the Year: Jerry Kobasa, WesleyEASTFIRST TEAMSECOND TEAMRichie Bonney, HobartJohn Coleman, ClarksonBrad Ford, NazarethJoe Gibbons, HobartJohn Ivy, Brockport*Evan Kupferberg, New York UniversityGordon Lyons, Geneseo StateKevin McMahon, Cortland StateJordan Prior, Morrisville StateJustin Mitchell, Buffalo StateJared Suderley, Hartwick Coach of the Year: Greg Dunne, BrockportMIDWESTFIRST TEAMSECOND TEAMBrandon Gries, St. NorbertAlan Aboona, Washington (Mo.)Chris Klimek, Washington (Mo.)Kam Cerroni, St. NorbertTyler Peters, Wheaton (Ill.)*Victor Davis, Illinois WesleyanJulian Strickland, Rose-HulmanLandon Gamble, North CentralAustin Stueck, Milwaukee EngineeringBrady Slagle, MacMurrayAndrew Ziemnik, Illinois Wesleyan Coach of the Year: Gary Grzesk, St. Norbert College basketball rankings: How Power 36 shifts after key NBA draft withdrawal decisions After the NBA draft early-entry withdrawal deadline, Andy Katz shares his Power 36 rankings for the upcoming 2021-22 college basketball season. READ MORE 2020 US men's Olympic basketball team: Roster, college careers The 12-player roster for the 2020 U.S. men's Olympic basketball team features three former Kentucky players, a pair of UCLA Bruins as well as representation from 7 other DI college basketball programs. READ MORE Bradley’s Chris Reynolds will chair Division I Men’s Basketball Committee in 2022-23 Chris Reynolds, vice president for intercollegiate athletics at Bradley, has been selected by his peers to chair the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee for the 2022-23 season. READ MORE