NJCAA Men's Basketball Coaches Announces 2025 All-Star Game Roster
The NJCAA has announced the 2025 Men’s Basketball All-Star roster ahead of the annual showcase set for Saturday, May 17, at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas. In its 15th year, the event will feature 27 of the nation’s top two-year college basketball players, celebrating their standout seasons and achievements.
This season, 27 players were selected for the All-Star Game, with 26 earning All-American honors in 2025 and one receiving All-American recognition as a freshman last year. Seven of the selections were named First Team All-Americans in their respective divisions.
From Division I, Isaac “Ike” Finlinson of Snow College (UT) headlines the roster after being named the NJCAA Division I Player of the Year. Finlinson led Snow to a 32-2 record and the No. 1 seed in the NJCAA National Tournament. He averaged 18.7 points and 6.6 rebounds per game, while shooting 51.6% from the field and 38.5% from three-point range. He became the first Snow College player since 2017 to earn First Team All-American honors.
Other Division I First Team All-Americans include Cameron Williams of Trinity Valley and Abdoulaye Fall of Indian Hills. Williams represented the newly crowned NJCAA national champions, contributing 10.2 points and 5.0 rebounds per game in the Cardinals’ historic title run. Fall, the ICCAC Player of the Year, helped guide Indian Hills to the national tournament as the No. 3 seed and continued the program’s tradition of excellence, following in the footsteps of 2024 All-Star Game MVP Trevion LeBeaux.
Additional Division I selections include Antonio Chol of Garden City, who has signed with New Mexico for next season, and Vaugh Weems of North Idaho, who led the NJCAA in scoring this season with 27.3 points per game. Rounding out the Division I participants are Seth Amunrud (Dawson), Edwin Suarez (Arizona Western), Jeremiah Littlejohn (Western Oklahoma), Armari Carraway (Eastern Arizona), Devon Rainey (South Georgia State), Dimitri Clerc (Pensacola State), Kami Young (Wallace State), and Mason Sword (Hagerstown).
From Division II, four First Team All-Americans were named to the All-Star roster. Chandler Jackson of Parkland led the Cobras to a runner-up finish at the National Tournament, averaging 17 points and 8 rebounds per game while leading Region 24 in both categories. Christian Meeks of Waubonsee earned Region 4 Player of the Year honors and averaged 16 points and 8 rebounds per game. Region 3 Player of the Year Jamyier Patton of SUNY Niagara helped the Thunderwolves reach the national tournament while scoring 17 points per game. Josh Hines of Macomb, the school’s all-time leading scorer with 1,159 career points, earned MCCAA East Player of the Year and First Team All-Defense honors.
Three other Division II players also earned selections. Jhordan Ryan of Iowa Lakes, the nation’s second-leading rebounder at 11.2 per game, was one of three All-Americans this season to average a double-double. Traijan Sain, from national champion Kirkwood, earned Third Team All-American honors. BJ Stewart of Kansas City Kansas rounded out the group after being named Region 6 Player of the Year.
From Division III, Damien Robinson of Sandhills and Barack Holland of Dallas-Richland were named First Team All-Americans. Robinson averaged a double-double with 18.1 points and 11.8 rebounds per game, while Holland contributed 12.8 points per game and earned unanimous Region 5 MVP honors. Herkimer sophomores Oladele Oladitan and Jayson McGhee also made the All-Star roster after leading the Generals to a national runner-up finish. Alijah England of Dutchess and Javonte Long of Tompkins Cortland completed this year’s All-Star selections.
The All-Star teams will be coached by national champions Greg Heiar of Trinity Valley and Tim Sandquist of Kirkwood. Rosters will be determined through a draft conducted by the coaches, with results to be announced before the end of April.
The 2025 NJCAA Men’s Basketball All-Star Game will tip off at 7:30 p.m. ET (4:30 p.m. PT) on Saturday, May 17, and will be streamed live on YouTube. For more information leading up to the event, visit www.jcbca.com.
This season, 27 players were selected for the All-Star Game, with 26 earning All-American honors in 2025 and one receiving All-American recognition as a freshman last year. Seven of the selections were named First Team All-Americans in their respective divisions.
From Division I, Isaac “Ike” Finlinson of Snow College (UT) headlines the roster after being named the NJCAA Division I Player of the Year. Finlinson led Snow to a 32-2 record and the No. 1 seed in the NJCAA National Tournament. He averaged 18.7 points and 6.6 rebounds per game, while shooting 51.6% from the field and 38.5% from three-point range. He became the first Snow College player since 2017 to earn First Team All-American honors.
Other Division I First Team All-Americans include Cameron Williams of Trinity Valley and Abdoulaye Fall of Indian Hills. Williams represented the newly crowned NJCAA national champions, contributing 10.2 points and 5.0 rebounds per game in the Cardinals’ historic title run. Fall, the ICCAC Player of the Year, helped guide Indian Hills to the national tournament as the No. 3 seed and continued the program’s tradition of excellence, following in the footsteps of 2024 All-Star Game MVP Trevion LeBeaux.
Additional Division I selections include Antonio Chol of Garden City, who has signed with New Mexico for next season, and Vaugh Weems of North Idaho, who led the NJCAA in scoring this season with 27.3 points per game. Rounding out the Division I participants are Seth Amunrud (Dawson), Edwin Suarez (Arizona Western), Jeremiah Littlejohn (Western Oklahoma), Armari Carraway (Eastern Arizona), Devon Rainey (South Georgia State), Dimitri Clerc (Pensacola State), Kami Young (Wallace State), and Mason Sword (Hagerstown).
From Division II, four First Team All-Americans were named to the All-Star roster. Chandler Jackson of Parkland led the Cobras to a runner-up finish at the National Tournament, averaging 17 points and 8 rebounds per game while leading Region 24 in both categories. Christian Meeks of Waubonsee earned Region 4 Player of the Year honors and averaged 16 points and 8 rebounds per game. Region 3 Player of the Year Jamyier Patton of SUNY Niagara helped the Thunderwolves reach the national tournament while scoring 17 points per game. Josh Hines of Macomb, the school’s all-time leading scorer with 1,159 career points, earned MCCAA East Player of the Year and First Team All-Defense honors.
Three other Division II players also earned selections. Jhordan Ryan of Iowa Lakes, the nation’s second-leading rebounder at 11.2 per game, was one of three All-Americans this season to average a double-double. Traijan Sain, from national champion Kirkwood, earned Third Team All-American honors. BJ Stewart of Kansas City Kansas rounded out the group after being named Region 6 Player of the Year.
From Division III, Damien Robinson of Sandhills and Barack Holland of Dallas-Richland were named First Team All-Americans. Robinson averaged a double-double with 18.1 points and 11.8 rebounds per game, while Holland contributed 12.8 points per game and earned unanimous Region 5 MVP honors. Herkimer sophomores Oladele Oladitan and Jayson McGhee also made the All-Star roster after leading the Generals to a national runner-up finish. Alijah England of Dutchess and Javonte Long of Tompkins Cortland completed this year’s All-Star selections.
The All-Star teams will be coached by national champions Greg Heiar of Trinity Valley and Tim Sandquist of Kirkwood. Rosters will be determined through a draft conducted by the coaches, with results to be announced before the end of April.
The 2025 NJCAA Men’s Basketball All-Star Game will tip off at 7:30 p.m. ET (4:30 p.m. PT) on Saturday, May 17, and will be streamed live on YouTube. For more information leading up to the event, visit www.jcbca.com.
Requirements:
The NJCAA Men's Basketball Association will cover:
If Selected:
You, the player, and/or the school would be responsible for:
- Player must be a graduating sophomore.
- Player must be accompanied by a chaperone.
- Head coach must be a member of the NABC.
- Head coach must be a member of the NJCAA Men's Basketball Coaches Association.
The NJCAA Men's Basketball Association will cover:
- Hotel Room will be covered for Friday and Saturday night (will be paired with teammate)
- Five (5) total Meals:
- Friday: Admission to HOF Banquet
- Saturday: Orleans Food Court voucher
- Sunday: Per diem for breakfast
- The Chaperone (Coach/College Rep) will receive complimentary Admission to the NABC Championship Coaches Clinic.
- Player will receive a gift package.
If Selected:
You, the player, and/or the school would be responsible for:
- All flight/transportation arrangements for to Las Vegas (round-trip)
- Arriving in Las Vegas no later than 4:00 PM PT on Friday, May 17, 2024
- Transportation to/from airport/hotels
- Attend scheduled practices/shoot-arounds
- Bring game uniform.