Drew McDonald collected a second-straight nod to the Lou Henson All-America Team, reserved for the nation’s best mid-major players. The award comes on the heels of recognition as an AP All-American Honorable Mention last week.
McDonald averaged 18.7 points and 9.4 rebounds per game in leading Northern Kentucky to a 26-9 overall record as well as the 2019 Horizon League Regular-Season and Tournament Championships, which included a trip to the NCAA Tournament. He was named the 2019 Horizon League Player of the Year and is three-time all-league first team performer. McDonald was also named a Senior CLASS Second Team honoree.
Over the course of his four-year career, McDonald essentially rewrote the Norse record books and put himself in elite company within the Horizon League. He closed his Norse career as the program’s all-time leader in scoring (2,066 points) and rebounding (1,081), making him just one of three players in the 40-year history of the Horizon League to earn a spot in the 2,000-point, 1,000-rebound club.
McDonald most recently competed for the West squad in the Reese’s College All-Star Game, presented by the National Association of Basketball Coaches, where he scored six points and added five rebounds. He also took part in the Dos Equis 3x3U Championship throughout the weekend.
2019 LOU HENSON ALL-AMERICA TEAM
Bryce Aiken         6-0    Jr.     Harvard
Francis Alonso      6-3    Sr.     UNC Greensboro
Keith Braxton             6-4    Jr.     Saint Francis PA
Tookie Brown 5-11 Â Â Jr. Â Â Â Â Georgia Southern
Devontae Cacok     6-7    Sr.     UNCW
Yoeli Childs         6-8    Jr.     BYU
Chris Clemons      5-9    Sr.     Campbell
Jeremy Combs      6-7    Sr.     Texas Southern
Mike Daum         6-9    Sr.     South Dakota State
Antoine Davis       6-1    Fr.     Detroit
Frankie Ferrari      6-0    Sr.     San Francisco
Jordan Ford        6-1    Jr.     Saint Mary’s
JaKeenan Gant      6-8    Sr.     Louisiana
Rapolas Ivanauskas  6-10   Jr.     Colgate
Cameron Jackson    6-8    Sr.     Wofford
Carlik Jones         6-1    So.    Radford
Nathan Knight      6-10   Jr.     William & Mary
John Konchar       6-5    Sr.     Purdue-Fort Wayne
Anthony Lamb      6-6    Jr.     Vermont
Loudon Love        6-9    So.    Wright State
Fletcher Magee      6-4    Sr.     Wofford
Jermaine Marrow    6-0    Jr..     Hampton
CJ Massinburg      6-3    Sr.     Buffalo
Garrison Mathews   6-5    Sr.     Lipscomb
Nick Mayo          6-9    Sr.     Eastern Kentucky
Drew McDonald     6-8    Sr.     Northern Kentucky
Ja Morant          6-3    So.    Murray State
Miye Oni           6-6    Jr.     Yale
Nick Perkins        6-8    Sr.     Buffalo
Matt Rafferty       6-8    Sr.     Furman
Grant Riller         6-4    Jr.     Charleston
D’Marcus Simonds   6-3    Jr.     Georgia State
Terry Taylor        6-5    So.    Austin Peay
Dylan Windler      6-7    Sr.     Belmont
Justin Wright-Foreman     6-1    Sr.     Hofstra
Cameron Young     6-6    Sr.     Quinnipiac
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