2021 CWU Crimson Committed GNAC All-Conference Teams

Player of the Year: Ezekiel Alley, NNU
Defensive Player of the Year: Harry Cavell, SPU
Freshman & Newcomer of the Year: Kelton Samore, SPU
Coach of the Year: Paul Rush, NNU

1st Team:

Ezekiel Alley, NNU
Harry Cavell, SPU
Divant'e Moffitt, SPU
Alex Schumacher, SMU
Kobe Terashima, NNU

2nd Team:

Marqus Gilson, CWU
Sharif Khan, SPU
George Reidy, NNU
Xavier Smith, CWU
Tyke Thompson, SMU

Honorable Mention:

Matt Poquette, CWU
David Thompson, CWU
James Nelson, NNU
Marky Adams, SMU
Demonte Malloy, SMU
Ty Veleasquez, SMU
Mehdi El Mardi, SPU
Zack Paulsen, SPU
Kelton Samore, SPU


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