North Dakota Men’s Basketball: Four Players Shine in Summit League Honors
Four members of the North Dakota men's basketball team received honors from the Summit League, with B.J. Omot making First Team All-Summit League, Tyree Ihenahco on the second team, Eli King on the all-defensive team, and Amar Kuljuhovic on the newcomer team.
The Big PictureThe recognition highlights the individual talents and contributions of these players within the Summit League, showcasing their skills and impact on the team's performance.
By the Numbers- B.J. Omot increased his scoring average from 12 to 16.8 points per game, ranking fifth in all games and sixth in Summit League games.
- Tyree Ihenacho averaged 14.8 points and 5.1 rebounds per game, with notable performances including a career-high 24 points against South Dakota.
- B.J. Omot led the Fighting Hawks in scoring and earned his first career Summit League Peak Performer of the Week award.
- Tyree Ihenacho was a key distributor for North Dakota and showcased versatility with strong performances in points, rebounds, and assists.
- Eli King's defensive prowess and ability to create scoring opportunities were vital for the team's success.
- Amar Kuljuhovic's dominance on the boards and consistent double-double performances made him a crucial asset for North Dakota.
The Summit League honors recognize the exceptional talent and impact of these players, underscoring their vital roles in North Dakota's basketball success.
Read more at University of North Dakota Athletics
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