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Small College Basketball | January 16, 2024

2024 Bevo Francis Top 100 Watch List Announced

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Kansas City, MO 鈥 The National Awards Committee and Small College Basketball are extremely excited to announce the Bevo Francis Top 100 Watch List for the 2023-24 season. Once again this year, the Top 100 Watch List consists of some of the top players from 草莓网站在线看 Division II, 草莓网站在线看 Division III, NAIA, USCAA and NCCAA. John McCarthy spoke about this years Top 100 list:

"Congratulations to all of the 100 players on the Bevo Francis Award Watch List,鈥 stated McCarthy. 鈥淭his is a very elite list of players, as there are only 100 players listed out of approximately 13,000 - 16,000 players that are playing at the various levels of small college basketball. While the Bevo Francis Award is ultimately an individual award, team success is a big component, so these players have helped their teams to tremendous success thus far this season.鈥

The Clarence 鈥淏evo鈥 Francis Award is presented annually to the player who has had the finest overall season within Small College Basketball. Considerations will be season statistics and individual achievements, awards, personal character and team achievements. This is an incredibly prestigious award, as this award will only be given to one player within Small College Basketball per season.

2024 marks the eighth year of the Bevo Francis Award. Past winners include Dominez Burnett of Davenport University in 2016, Justin Pitts of Northwest Missouri State University in 2017, Emanuel Terry of Lincoln Memorial University in 2018, Aston Francis of Wheaton College in 2019, Kyle Mangas of Indiana Wesleyan University in 2020 and Trevor Hudgins of Northwest Missouri State University in 2022. In 2023, RJ Sunahara of Nova Southeastern was named the winner of the Bevo Francis Award. The award was not presented during the 2021 season. John McCarthy added this about the Bevo Francis Award:

鈥淭he Bevo Francis Award is the most prestigious award that is given to a player that has the finest overall season, based on our criteria, in a single season,鈥 mentioned McCarthy. 鈥淚mportantly, I am very grateful to our National Awards Committee for their tremendous insight and information."

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On February 15th, the list will be reduced to the Top 50 players. One month later on March 15th, the Top 25 players will be announced. The finalists and Bevo Francis Award winner announcement release date is TBD. More information will be available in the coming months.

The Bevo Francis Awards Committee consists of the following coaches: Gary Stewart - Stevenson (Md.), Chris Briggs - Georgetown (Ky.), Bill Dreikosen - Rocky Mountain (Mont.), Mark Berokoff 鈥 Oklahoma City, Mike Donnelly 鈥 Florida Southern, Sam Hargraves 鈥 Olivet (Mich.), Richard Westerlund 鈥 Great Lakes Christian, Chase Tiechmann 鈥 Florida College, Aaron Siebenthall 鈥 Ottawa (Kan.), Mark Vanderslice 鈥 USC 鈥 Aiken, Matt O鈥橞rien 鈥 Southwestern (KS), Chris Wright 鈥 Langston (OK), Ben Thompson 鈥 Emory & Henry, Justin Leslie 鈥 Midwestern State, Raul Placeres 鈥 Maryville College (TN), Chris Martin 鈥 Loras (IA), John Lamanna 鈥 Whitman (WA), Brian Miller 鈥 MSOE, Justin Downer 鈥 Point Loma Nazarene.

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2023-24 Bevo Francis Award Watch List
Josh Angle 6鈥3鈥 Sr. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
Will Bartoszek 6鈥4鈥 Sr. Hardin-Simmons
Trevor Baskin 6鈥8鈥 Jr.. CO Mesa
Jacob Beeninga 6鈥0鈥 Jr. MN State Moorhead
Jesse Bingham 6鈥6鈥 Jr. Indianapolis
Drew Blair 6鈥5鈥 Sr. MN-Duluth
Follie Bogan 6鈥4鈥 Sr. Milligan
Nick Brenegan 6鈥3鈥 Jr. Carson-Newman
Octavio Brito 6鈥4鈥 So. Keene State
Martez Brown 6鈥9鈥 Sr. Lincoln Memorial
DJ Campbell 6鈥3鈥 Sr. Stockton
Frank Champion 6鈥7鈥 Jr. North Georgia
Luke Chicone 5鈥10鈥 Jr.. John Carroll
Cevin Clark 5鈥11鈥 Jr. Southwestern (KS)
Alijah Comithier 6鈥7鈥 Sr. Emporia State
Myles Corey 6鈥0鈥 Jr. William Jessup
Danquez Dawsey 6鈥2鈥 Jr. Central Oklahoma
Deng Deang 6鈥7鈥 Jr. Post
Vinny DeAngelo 6鈥1鈥 Jr. Swarthmore
Toru Dean 6鈥0鈥 Sr. Langston
Tyler Dearman 6鈥3鈥 Sr. Guilford
Omari DeVeaux 6鈥2鈥 So. Virginia Wesleyan
Connor Dillon 6鈥2鈥 Jr. Winona State
Robert DiSibio 6鈥6鈥 Sr. Washington & Lee
Ely Doble 6鈥6鈥 Sr. Morningside
Wes Dreamer 6鈥7鈥 Sr. NW MO State
Jahcoree Ealy 6鈥7鈥 Sr. Eastern New Mexico
Keyshawn Embery-Simpson 6鈥3鈥 Sr. Angelo State
Gus Etchison 5鈥11鈥 Jr. Marian
Brody Fox 6鈥6鈥 Jr. UW-Stout
Spencer Freedman 6鈥0鈥 Sr. New York U
Isaiah Fuller 6鈥2鈥 Sr. Nova Southeastern
Kevon Godwin 6鈥2鈥 Sr. Angelo State
Zach Goodline 6鈥1鈥 Sr. Huntington
Kyle Greeley 6鈥5鈥 Sr. St. Martin鈥檚
Christian Green 6鈥6鈥 Fr. Trinity (TX)
Scott Gyimesi 6鈥6鈥 So. Tufts
Jesse Hafemeister 6鈥5鈥 Jr. Catholic
CJ Hall 6鈥2鈥 Jr. SAGU
Kaleb Hammeke 6鈥0鈥 Jr. Fort Hays State
Jackie Harris 6鈥6鈥 Sr. Lourdes
Jacobi Hendricks 6鈥0鈥 Jr. IU Southeast
Jake Hilmer 5鈥11鈥 Sr. Upper Iowa
Jahn Hines 6鈥4鈥 Jr. Christopher Newport
Joey Holifield 6鈥4鈥 Sr. Lourdes
Davidson Hubbard 6鈥5鈥 Sr. Hampden-Sydney
Trent Hudgens 6鈥1鈥 So. Arizona Christian
Jeff Hunter 6鈥7鈥 Sr. Keene State
Shane Hunter 6鈥10鈥 Sr. Nova Southeastern
Zawdie Jackson 6鈥0鈥 Jr. West Georgia
Cedric Johnson 6鈥4鈥 Sr. St. Xavier (IL)
Josiah Johnson 6鈥1鈥 Sr. Mary Hardin-Baylor
Ryan Jolly 6鈥3鈥 Sr. Piedmont
KJ Jones 6鈥6鈥 Sr. Emmanuel (GA)
Tavon Jones 6鈥3鈥 Sr. Nichols
Cameron Kahn 6鈥6鈥 Sr. Dallas Baptist
Nordin Kapic 6鈥8鈥 So. Lynn
Zach Laput 6鈥4鈥 Sr. Bentley
Andre Leavell 6鈥2鈥 Sr. Coker
Jaden Lietzke 6鈥7鈥 Jr. Oklahoma Wesleyan
Kaleb Lowery 6鈥8鈥 Jr. The Masters
Drew Lutz 6鈥1鈥 Sr. Bethel (IN)
Elijah Malone 6鈥10鈥 Sr. Grace (IN)
Chris Martin 6鈥2鈥 Sr. Clark Atlanta
Jayvon Maughmer 6鈥6鈥 Sr. Cedarville
Anthony Mazzeo 6鈥3鈥 Sr. Case Western Reserve
Jaylin McCants 6鈥6鈥 Jr. Dubuque
KJ McClurg 6鈥3鈥 So. Cal PA
David McCullough 6鈥6鈥 Sr. FL Tech
Erza McKenna 6鈥9鈥 Jr. Mobile
Khalif Meares 6鈥3鈥 Jr. Rowan
Vincent Miszkiewicz 6鈥8鈥 Sr. Keiser
Latavious Mitchell 6鈥8鈥 Jr. Florida Memorial
Samaje Morgan 5鈥9鈥 So. College of Idaho
Josh Omojafo 6鈥5鈥 So. Gannon
Jalen Overway 6鈥9鈥 So. Calvin
Christian Parker 6鈥6鈥 Jr. Mount Union
James Paterson 6鈥7鈥 So. STAC
Ben Pearce 6鈥1鈥 So. Emory
Logan Pearson 6鈥4鈥 Jr. Wisconsin-Platteville
Ethan Porterfield 6鈥8鈥 Sr. IUP
Chase Rankin 6鈥1鈥 Sr. Lincoln Memorial
Kael Robinson 6鈥7鈥 Jr. Rocky Mountain
Anthony Roy 6鈥5鈥 Jr. Langston
Tyler Schmidt 6鈥4鈥 Sr. Olivet Nazarene
Joey Skoff 6鈥3鈥 Sr. Morningside
Jeremiah Sparks 6鈥3鈥 Sr. Oswego State
Jalen Stamps 5鈥10鈥 Sr. Point Park
Alex Steen 6鈥8鈥 So. Florida Southern
DJ Talton, Jr. 5鈥10鈥 Jr. OK Wesleyan
Reggie Thomas 6鈥1鈥 So. Hastings
Jo Valrie 6鈥5鈥 Jr. Point Park
Joshua Van Gorp 6鈥10鈥 Sr. Central (IA)
Alex VanKalsbeek 6鈥6鈥 So. Northwestern (IA)
Milos Vicentic 6鈥8鈥 St. McKendree
Jaden Wells 6鈥1鈥 Jr. Central Oklahoma
A.J. White 5鈥10鈥 So. North Georgia
Calvin Williams IV 6鈥0鈥 Jr. St. Thomas (TX)
Malik Willingham 6鈥3鈥 Jr. Minnesota State
Larry Wise 6鈥5鈥 Sr. West Texas A&M

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