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is currently ranked sixth in the latest NCAA Division II statistics in
minutes player per game (38:22), 11th in assists (172), 12th in points
(681) in steals (62), 14th in scoring and in assists per game, and 18th
in steals per game (2.14).
2015-16 Men’s Basketball
Postseason Awards
PBC Elite 15 Award Presented by GradesFirst
Evyn Smith, Georgia College
NABC All-District
First Team
Terrell Harris, Georgia College
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Second Team
Keshun Sherrill, Augusta
C.J. Wilson, Young Harris
Daktronics All-Southeast Region
First Team
Terrell Harris, Georgia College
C.J. Wilson, Young Harris
Second Team
Cam Baker, Columbus State
Terrell Lipkins, Montevallo
Wilson had scored 1,473 points in his three seasons in the Enchanted
Valley, only trailing Frank Adams (2010-13) on the YHC all-time
scoring list (NCAA era) who has 1,573. Wilson is first on the Mountain
Lion all-time list (NCAA era) in assists (398), in free throw percentage
(.877) and three-point field goals (177). He is second all-time in
scoring (18.0), field goals made (469) and free throws made (469)
and third in steals (149).
In the classroom, Wilson has been named to the CoSIDA
Academic All-District™ team twice as well as being named to the PBC
All-Academic team with a 3.40 cumulative grade point average as
a business and public policy major. Off the court, Wilson has been a
member of the YHC Student-Athlete Advisory Committee for the past
three years.
The Mountain Lions finished the 2015-16 campaign with a 1514 ledger, finishing in third place in the PBC West Division with a 13-6
mark.
NCAA Tabs Feb. 6 CSU/GC Doubleheader as DII Game
of the Week for ESPN3
The NCAA has announced that the Feb. 6 doubleheader between
Columbus State and Georgia College will be the Division II Game of
the Week with a live broadcast on ESPN3 from Milledgeville, Ga.
The packed-out Centennial Center will be host to both games
of the women’s and men’s doubleheader against long-time Peach
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Belt Conference (PBC) rival Columbus State University Saturday, Feb.
6 beginning at 3:30 p.m. The entirety of the doubleheader will be
carried live on the ESPN3 network, utilizing ESPN equipment and
broadcasting talent.
“We are grateful to the NCAA and ESPN for the opportunity to
be part of their broadcast schedule and be featured as the national
NCAA Division II Game of the Week,” said Director of Athletics Wendell Staton. “This provides a national platform and unique branding
opportunity for our University and our alumni. I am thrilled that our
outstanding student-athletes will have the opportunity to play in
front of a national audience. Additionally, this is our Homecoming
weekend, which provides a perfect setting to showcase all the fantastic happenings on our campus.”
ESPN and the NCAA couldn’t have chosen a better set of games
for their weekly broadcast, as the Bobcats and Cougars have a
long-standing history dating back to the inception of varsity athletics
at Georgia College in 1969. The teams were rivals as members of the
NAIA until both joined the NCAA Division II as charter members of the
Peach Belt in 1990-91.
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