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KANSAS CITY, Mo. --- The National Association of
Basketball Coaches (NABC) announced rosters today for the
Reese’s® Division III College All-Star game, which will
played as part of the 2011 NCAA® Division III men’s
basketball championships, March 19, at the Salem Civic Center in
Salem, Va.
The game will feature four outstanding former coaches who have all
been recipients of the NABC Division III Outstanding Service
Award. The East team will be coached former Allegheny College
coach Phil Ness and he will be assisted by former
Albion College coach Mike Turner. The West
team will be coached by former Muskingum College coach Jim
Burson and he will be assisted by former Suffolk
University coach Jim Nelson. Former Beloit
coach Bill Knapton was selected to coach the West
team but is unable to attend.
Two players were selected from each of the eight regions as well
as two players that were selected from an internet vote on
D3hoops.com. Additionally, two players will be selected from
the two teams that do not advance to the Division III championship
game. The game is played at 1:00 prior to the championship
game.
The senior all-star players were nominated by coaches and selected
by a panel of coaches representing each region in Division
III. Here are the rosters for Saturday’s game:
REESE’S All Star EAST ALL-STAR TEAM (wearing dark jerseys) – Coach Phil Ness / Mike Turner
| #4 Derek Mitchell | 6'5 | Newport News, Va. | Ferrum College |
| #5 Marvin Billups | 6'5 | Chester, N.Y. | SUNY - Purchase |
| #20 Conor Meehan | 6'4 | Meriden, Conn. | Amherst College |
| #23 Kai Massaquoi | 6'2 | Lawnside, N.J. | Richard Stockton College |
| #32 Brandon Stephens | 6'3 | Dorchester, Mass. | UMass - Dartmouth |
| #55 Phillip Barera | 6'6 | Belmont, Mass. | Ithaca College |
| #40 Andrew Powers | 6'7 | Boyerstown, Pa. | Gettysburg College |
| #13 Dave Golembioski | 6'6 | Barneveld, N.J. | SUNY – IT |
| #52 Lester Prosper | 6’10 | Freeport, N.Y. | SUNY – Old Westbury |
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| #33 Ian Franks | 6'4 | Greenwich, Ohio | College of Wooster |
| #42 Troy Whittingon | 6’6 | Brooklyn, N.Y. | Williams College |
REESE’S All Star WEST ALL-STAR TEAM (wearing white jerseys) – Coach Jim Burson / Jim Nelson
| #5 Mike Taylor | 6'4 | Brewster, Wash. | Whitworth University |
| #13 Alex Franz | 6’1 | Catonsville, Md. | St. Mary’s of Maryland |
| #21 Steve Djurickovic | 6'3 | Pleasant Prairie, Wis. | Carthage College |
| #25 Jacob Smith | 6'6 | Superior, Wis. | UW - Superior |
| #30 Danny Jones | 6'5 | Herndon, Va. | Randolph-Macon College |
| #32 Chris Saltzman | 6'2 | Jefferson Hills, Pa. | Penn State Behrend |
| #34 Austin Meier | 6'4 | Oshkosh, Wis. | Milwaukee School of Engineering |
| #50 Michael McClary | 6'5 | Bellaire, Mich. | Olivet College |
| #44 Carl Hipp | 6’8 | St. Paul, Minn. | Hamline University |
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| #4 Tyler Nicolai | 5’11 | Minnetonka, Min. | University of St. Thomas |
| #33 Ryan Wholey | 6'1 | Pelham, N.J. | Middlebury College |
About the
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Located in Kansas City, Missouri, 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 claims 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
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This release is courtesy of the
NABC.