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2013 ALL-MET DIVISION III MEN'S TEAMS
FIRST TEAM
|
School |
Ht., Year, Pos. |
Hometown |
| AJ Matthews |
Farmingdale |
7-0, Sr, F |
Brooklyn, NY |
| Elgin Brown |
Ramapo |
6-4, Sr, F |
Jersey City, NJ |
| Lance Brown |
William Paterson |
6-5, Sr, G/F |
Teaneck, NJ |
| Jamar Harry |
John Jay |
6-2, Jr, G/F |
Brooklyn, NY |
| Sheldon Jones |
Stevens |
6-1, Sr, G |
Queens, NY |
| Tyrik Tucker |
Old Westbury |
6-6, Jr, G/F |
Brooklyn, NY |
SECOND TEAM
|
School |
Ht., Year, Pos. |
Hometown |
| Winston Douglas |
Medgar Evers |
6-7, Sr, F |
Kingston, Jamaica |
| Bloochy Magloire |
Staten Island |
6-3, Jr, G |
Staten Island, NY |
| Kerel Mitchell |
Old Westbury |
6-0, Sr, G |
Brooklyn, NY |
| Will Sanborn |
Ramapo |
6-1, Sr, G |
Red Bank, NJ |
| Carl Yaffe |
NYU |
6-8, Sr, F |
Bethesda, MD |
2013 MBWA MEN'S DIVISION III PLAYER OF THE YEAR
AJ Matthews, Farmingdale
2012 All Met Player of the Year; 2013 NABC Atlantic District player of the year; 2012-13 All Skyline Conference first team. Led Rams and Skyline with 22.6 ppg (No. 9 in NCAA), 14.7 rpg (No. 1 in NCAA), 2.88 bpg (No. 7 in NCAA), 20 double-doubles (No. 1 in NCAA).
2013 MBWA MEN'S DIVISION III COACH OF THE YEAR
Marc Brown, New Jersey City University
In a rebuilding season where the Gothic Knights lost all five starters from 2011-12, NJCU stunningly rebounded from a 2-7 start and a struggling 4-9 record (0-7 NJAC) as of Jan. 5. NJCU pulled off a streak of 10 wins in 12 games and claimed seven consecutive victories to conclude the regular season with a record of 14-11 overall and 9-9 in the league before losing by four points in the NJAC quarterfinals. Also named NJAC Coach of the Year.