IUP men's basketball standouts Ethan Porterfield and Garvin Clarke have been named All-Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) West First Team honorees, recognized for their exceptional performance this season. Porterfield, concluding a legendary career at IUP, is a two-time reigning conference tournament MVP and leaves a lasting legacy with numerous accolades and impressive stats. Clarke, in his first season with the team, showcased strong overall performance and consistently contributed across multiple statistical categories. The PSAC also announced major award recipients for both the West and East divisions, recognizing standout players and coaches from across the league.

By the Numbers
  • Porterfield finishes second in program history in scoring (1,934) and first in field goals made (723).
  • Clarke concluded the season with 157 assists, ranking 10th in program history for a single season, and finished seventh in the league with 18.1 points/game.
State of Play
  • IUP men's basketball continues to be a competitive force, with Porterfield and Clarke's recognition further solidifying the team's position within the PSAC.
  • The broader college basketball landscape sees standout players across different divisions being celebrated for their exceptional skill and contribution to their respective teams.
Bottom Line

Ethan Porterfield and Garvin Clarke's recognition as All-PSAC West First Team honorees highlights the exceptional talent and contribution they bring to IUP's basketball program, further solidifying the team's competitive standing within the league. Porterfield's legendary career and Clarke's impressive debut season exemplify the depth of talent within the PSAC and the broader college basketball landscape.