2022 NJCAA All-Tournament Team And Special Award Winners

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(March 19, 2022) Hutchinson, KS – Every year following the championship game of The Tournament, the NJCAA tournament committee rewards a twelve member All-tournament team, a Tournament MVP, a Small Player Award, a Sportsmanship award and a Coach of the Tournament.

The most outstanding player from the winning team usually gets the MVP award, as the case this year. However, there are a few instances when that didn’t happen. The Coach of the Tournament is presented to the winning coach. An assigned tournament committee is responsible for analyzing and determining the recipients best deserving of each award.

It should be noted that the Sesher Sportsmanship Award has always been handed out to the individual displaying the best sportsmanship throughout their tournament games. It was started in 1966. This year, a new precedent was set as the award was issued to a team. Don’t know the details on why it changed, or whether it will return to reward an individual next year. Guess we’ll just have to wait and see.

Here are the twelve who comprise the 2022 All-Tournament Team:

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2022 All-Tournament Team Members present for the awards ceremony. Other winners had already departed Hutchinson with their teams. (L to R): Brennan Rigsby, (NWF), Tre Clark (NWF), Jordan Brinson (Salt Lake), Quincy McGriff (Salt Lake), and Angelo Stuart (Hutchinson).
  • Themus Fulks – Dodge City Community College
  • Mohamed Wague – Harcum College
  • Sincere Parker – Moberly Area Community College
  • Drake Allan – Snow College
  • Achor Achor – Chipola College
  • Cobie Montgomery – Triton College
  • Angelo Stuart – Hutchinson Community College
  • Kieves Turner – South Plains College
  • Quincy McGriff – Salt Lake Community College
  • Jordan Brinson – Salt Lake Community College
  • Tre Clark – Northwest Florida State College
  • Brennan Rigsby – Northwest Florida State College

The William B. French Most Valuable Player Award:

Deshawndre Washington – Northwest Florida State

Charles Sesher Sportmanship Award:

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South Plains College Texans

V.C. “Bud” Obee Small Player Award:

Kam Woods – Northwest Florida State

Coach of the Tournament:

Greg Heiar – Northwest Florida State

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