ST. LOUIS, Missouri - The SLIAC office in St. Louis announced on Wednesday the post-season honors for the conference basketball teams.

The men's story can be found here: Adams Claims Top Award - St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (sliac.org)
The women's story can be found here: http://Ramirez Joins Elite Club - St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (sliac.org)

MEN
For the Lyon College men, who were co-conference regular season champions in the SLIAC, placed Israel Palmer on the second team, Kylon McCullough and Frank Toney made the third team, Malik Madison made the all-defensive team, and John Paul Morgan was on the sportsmanship team for the SLIAC.  

First Team All-Conference
Jaquan Adams, Principia College
Cody Baer, Eureka College
Ethan Chartrand, Fontbonne University
Kiarie Patrick, Greenville University
Izayah Talmadge, Blackburn College

Second Team All-Conference
Jason Coleman, Webster University
Anthony Dillard, Spalding University
Karl Moore Jr., Webster University
Israel Palmer, Lyon College
Cheikh Thiam, Fontbonne University

Third Team All-Conference
Peewee Brown, Eureka College
Brye Hopkins, MUW
Kylon McCullough, Lyon College
Frank Toney, Lyon College
Brent Wagner, Fontbonne University
Ja'Rod Webb, Greenville University

All-Defensive Team
Malik Madison, Lyon College
Karl Moore Jr., Webster University
Elijah Rice, Fontbonne University
Izayah Talmadge, Blackburn College
Cheikh Thiam, Fontbonne University

All-Sportsmanship Team
Zach Kelsey, Blackburn College
Koen Woods, Eureka College
Kendall Horton, Fontbonne University
Joey Craig, Greenville University
John Paul Morgan, Lyon College
Josh Dukes, MUW
Shemarri Miles, Principia College
Kameron Jones, Spalding University
Rivaldi Hartanto, Webster University
Lee Verslues, Westminster College

WOMEN
The Lyon College women finished fifth in the conference with a 10-8 league mark. However, Samantha Taylor made an impact in the SLIAC.
The 2024 SLIAC Newcomer of the Year is part of a new team to the league, Lyon College's Samantha Taylor. The freshman guard averaged 12.7 points and 3.2 rebounds during conference play while ranking 2nd in assists (77) and leading the league with 84 steals. Her 124 steals overall this season set a SLIAC single season record and helped her also earn the SLIAC Defensive Player of the Year award.

First Team All-Conference
Ja'mise Bailey, Fontbonne University
Julie Baudendistel, Webster University
Bethany Lancaster, Webster University
Conley Langford, MUW
Savanna Lopez, Lyon College
Annette Ramirez, Westminster College

Second Team All-Conference
Taylor Brown, Principia College
Allison Byars, Lyon College
Savanna Powell-Goodman, Greenville University
Avylina Powell-Qualo, Westminster College
Sydney Raque, Spalding University

Third Team All-Conference
Carolina Hoffman, Greenville University
Natalya Kaza, Lyon College
Josie Ness, Eureka College
Kate Rolfes, Webster University

All-Defensive Team
Nysa Gilchrist, Webster University
Bethany Lancaster, Webster University
Annette Ramirez, Westminster College
Samantha Taylor, Lyon College
Ariana Williams, Principia College

All-Sportsmanship Team
Gracie Jent, Blackburn College
Hannah Burkiett, Eureka College
Amaya Earls, Fontbonne University
Cortney Brummer, Greenville University
Natalya Kaza, Lyon College
Leileigh Moody, MUW
Alana Hinson, Principia College
Maelyn Ridener, Spalding University
Mariana Brick, Webster University
Caragan Lockard, Westminster College