POSTSEASON HONORS
NABC All-America
Georgio Milligan, Franklin & Marshall, Jr., G (1st)
DIII News All-America
Georgio Milligan, Franklin & Marshall, Jr., G (3rd)
Andrew Powers, Gettysburg, Sr., F (HM)
NABC Middle Atlantic Region Player of the Year
Georgio Milligan, Franklin & Marshall, Jr., G
NABC All-Middle Atlantic Region
Georgio Milligan, Franklin & Marshall, Jr., G (1st)
Andrew Powers, Gettysburg, Sr., F (2nd)
Spencer Liddic, Muhlenberg, Jr., F (2nd)
d3hoops.com All-Middle Atlantic Region
Andrew Powers, Gettysburg, Sr., C (1st)
Spencer Liddic, Muhlenberg, Jr., F (1st)
Georgio Milligan, Franklin & Marshall, Jr., G (2nd)
James McNally, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., CV (HM)
CoSIDA Academic All-America
Spencer Liddic, Muhlenberg, Jr., F (1st)
Tim McCarty, Johns Hopkins, Jr., F (3rd)
CoSIDA Academic All-District
Spencer Liddic, Muhlenberg, Jr., F (1st)
Tim McCarty, Johns Hopkins, Jr., F (1st)
Jon Ward, Ursinus, So., F (2nd)
Around the Conference - complete release
Dickinson
The Red Devils reached their first Centennial final since 1997 before falling at #19 Franklin & Marshall, 65-55. Senior Matt Dolan (Chalfont, PA / St. Joseph’s Prep) led the team in scoring (14.7) and rebounding (7.0). Dickinson’s 15-12 record was a plus-9 improvement on last season’s 4-19 mark. The Devils received the annual Sam Schoenfeld Sportsmanship Award from the Harrisburg chapter of the College Basketball Officials Association (CBOA).
Franklin & Marshall
The Diplomats’ NCAA run came to an end in the second round at #10 Virginia Wesleyan, despite a 30-point, 10-rebound effort by junior Georgio Milligan (Spring Valley, NY / Don Bosco Prep, NJ). Milligan also led the way with 22 points, while senior Mike Baker (Maryland Heights, MO / Whitfield School) posted his 10th double-double of the season with 10 points and 11 caroms. Milligan is just the third player in Conference history to lead the Centennial in both assists and steals in a season. His 1,346 career points through three seasons is the fourth-best in CC annals.
Gettysburg
The Bullets’ quest to reach a fourth consecutive Centennial final was halted in the semis with a 71-62 loss to Dickinson. Senior Kevin Kennedy (Gaithersburg, MD / Quince Orchard) closed his career tied for sixth in program history with 127 three-pointers. Classmate Andrew Powers (Boyertown, PA / Boyertown) concluded his stellar career with 1,946 points and 270 assists – both program records. Only five D-III players are known to hold both marks at their institution.
Haverford
Junior Ian Goldberg (Manhattan, NY / Poly Prep) became the second Ford in program history to lead the Conference in three-point field goal percentage and first since 1998, knocking down 44.5 percent. Senior Sam Permutt (Columbia, MD / Atholton) closed his career just nine points shy of 1,000 (991) and is eighth on the program’s all-time rebound list (566).
Johns Hopkins
Junior Tim McCarty (Warrington, PA / Germantown Academy) was named to the CoSIDA Academic All-America third team. An economics major with a minor in entrepreneurship and management, boasts a 4.00 cumulative GPA, he is the first player at Hopkins to earn Academic All-America honors since Matt Griffin ‘07 did so in 2007 and is the fifth Academic All-American in program history.
McDaniel
The Terror dropped a heart-breaking 61-60 decision to Haverford in the first round of the CC tournament. Junior Devon Lesniak (Westminster, MD / Winters Mill) scored 19 points, while junior Cullen Murray-Kemp (Trappe, MD / Easton) added 13. McDaniel has not won a Conference playoff game since 1961.
Muhlenberg
Junior Spencer Liddic (Clarks Summit, PA / Abington Heights) became the first Mule in 30 years to earn CoSIDA Academic All-America first-team recognition. A double major in business administration and finance, he is the third Muhlenberg player to be named to the first unit. He is also became the first player in Conference history to lead the Centennial in both scoring (20.4) and rebounding (9.8) in a single season. Liddic’s 1,221 points through three seasons is the eight best in Conference history. Freshman Kevin Hargrove (Queens, NY / Chaminade) is just the second freshman and first since 2000 to lead the Conference in blocked shots.
Swarthmore
Sophomore Will Gates (Willseyville, NY / Candor Central) scored 457 points on the year - the seventh-highest single-season total ever at Swarthmore. Jay Kober (North Huntingdon, PA / Norwin) finished second among Centennial freshmen with a 11.8 ppg average.
Ursinus
Senior Matt Hilton (Lewistown, PA / Lewistown) is the first player to lead the Centennial in free throw percentage in three seasons. He set a Centennial career record for free throw percentage at 90.1 percent, making 274 of 301. Sophomore Jon Ward (Allentown, PA / Parkland) is the first player in Conference history to lead the Centennial in field goal percentage in each of his first two seasons.
Washington College
Junior Kevin Breslin (Hagerstown, MD / St. Maria Goretti) scored 29 points at Ursinus to become the 35th player in program history to reach 1,000 points. He joins his older brother, Joey ’07, as members of the 1K Club at Washington and are the second set of brothers to each score more than 1,000 points at the school. Breslin finished the season with 1,039 points.