Ken Walker and Curtis Jackson of the Davenport men's basketball team have been recognized for their standout performances during the 2025-26 season. Walker secured First Team All-GLIAC honors with an impressive average of 21.3 points per game, ranking third in the program's single-season history. Jackson earned Second Team All-GLIAC and All-Defensive Team accolades, significantly contributing with 12.2 points, 5.5 rebounds, 149 assists, and recording the first triple-double in school history.

By the Numbers
  • Walker averaged 21.3 points per game, ranking third in DU's single-season history.
  • Jackson led the team with 149 assists and recorded four games with 10+ assists.
Yes, But

While both players showcased exceptional talent, their success marks only a single season's achievement and the need for continued performance in future seasons remains critical.

State of Play
  • Davenport experienced a nine-win improvement from the previous season, largely due to Walker and Jackson's contributions.
  • Both players will be pivotal as the team seeks to build on this year for greater success in the upcoming season.
What's Next

The duo's performance raises expectations for the next season as they aim to enhance their skills and continue their ascent in the GLIAC. Future games will test their consistency and ability to lead the Panthers to further success.

Bottom Line

Walker and Jackson’s achievements this season emphasize the importance of strong individual performances in team success, setting a foundation for a promising future as they seek to maintain and build on their momentum.