The NAIA recently unveiled its 2025-26 All-America teams, featuring 12 players on the first team, 12 on the second, and 17 on the third. Among them is junior forward Camerin James, who earned a spot on the second team.
Notable Achievements
Camerin has made quite an impression this season:
- He’s the 13th All-American in his school’s history.
- He was recognized as an NABC All-East Region honoree.
- He made the CSC Academic All-District Team.
- He won the SUN Player of the Year award, marking an important milestone for the Keiser program.
- For the first time, he received first-team all-conference honors.
- He was included in the Bevo Francis Award Top-50 watch list.
Season Highlights
Camerin had a standout season:
- He achieved six double-doubles.
- He ranked second in his conference for scoring, averaging 17.7 points per game with impressive 55.3% shooting.
- He reached over 1,000 career points during a game against Florida Memorial.
- He finished among the top 50 scorers in the NAIA this season.
- He led his team with 6.8 rebounds per game and also topped the team in steals, securing 48 on the season.
- His season-high was 30 points in a game against Warner.
These accomplishments highlight not just individual talent but also the growth of the basketball program at Keiser. According to recent data from the NCAA, increased participation in collegiate basketball has led to more athletes achieving recognition at various levels.
What’s Next?
Fans can keep up with the Seahawks by following them on social media platforms like Instagram and Twitter for the latest updates.
The journey of athletes like Camerin James showcases the dedication and talent in college sports today. As programs grow and improve, athletes not only aim for championships but also academic excellence, reflecting a shift towards a more balanced collegiate experience.
For more insights on collegiate athletics, you can visit reputable sources such as the NCAA for up-to-date statistics and trends.
