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FARMINGTON, Utah – After a record setting senior season, Trevon Allen has been named to the All-Big Sky Conference Second Team, the BSC announced on Tuesday.
 
Allen finished the regular season averaging 21.1 points per game, good for second in the league and 17th nationally. He scored in double figures 26 times this season, and 17 times scored at least 20 points. During a six-game stretch earlier this year, Allen scored at least 20 points in each game. The senior has had four 30-point outings this season, including his first career double-double in a win over conference champion Eastern Washington. Allen posted back-to-back 30-point games in the final two games of the regular season. On his Senior Day, the Lapwai, Idaho, native dropped 33 points to lead the Vandals to a win over Idaho State.
 
Allen enters postseason play having etched his name in the Vandal record books. During his four-year career, Allen has scored 1360 points which is eighth in school history. He was just the 17th Vandal to reach 1,000 points when he reached that milestone earlier this year. Allen sits in seventh on the single season scoring list, having scored 612 points this year.
 
Mason Peatling of Eastern Washington was named the Most Valuable Player, while his coach Shantay Legens was voted Coach of the Year.
 
Allen and the Vandals take on Southern Utah in the first round of the Big Sky Championships. Idaho will play SUU at approximately 12 p.m. mountain time/11 a.m. pacific time on Wednesday, March 11 in Boise.
 
2019-20 Big Sky Men's Basketball All-Conference Team
First Team
Mason Peatling, Eastern Washington
Sayeed Pridgett, Montana
Jonah Radebaugh, Northern Colorado
Harald Frey, Montana State
Holland Woods, Portland State
 
Second Team
Jacob Davison, Eastern Washington
Jerrick Harding, Weber State
Kendal Manuel, Montana
Trevon Allen, Idaho
Bodie Hume, Northern Colorado
 
Third Team
Joshua Patton, Sacramento State
Cameron Shelton, Northern Arizona
Kim Aiken Jr., Eastern Washington
Brooks DeBisschop, Northern Arizona
Jubrile Belo, Montana State
 
Honorable Mention
Bernie Andre, Northern Arizona
Cameron Oluyitan, Southern Utah
Sal Nuhu, Portland State
Cody John, Weber State
Izayah Mauriohooho-Le'afa, Sacramento State
 
Individual Award Winners
Most Valuable Player: Mason Peatling, Eastern Washington
Newcomer of the Year: Jubrile Belo, Montana State
Freshman of the Year: Derrick Carter-Hollinger, Montana
Defensive Player of the Year: Jonah Radebaugh, Northern Colorado
Top Reserve: Kai Edwards, Northern Colorado
Coach of the Year: Shantay Legans, Eastern Washington