A 19-win season gave the Beavers men's basketball team a hardy reputation, proving to be one of the stingiest groups in the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference. Earlier this week, players from both basketball programs were recognized for their efforts, as six Beavers, including three of head coach Sean Flynn's hoopers, were recognized as All-KJCCC selections.

Jamel Horton

Horton, a redshirt sophomore, was named to the All-KJCCC West First Team after averaging 17.3 points per game, fifth-best in the conference. A point guard, the Queens, New York native also finished with a per-game average of 4.6 assists, also the fifth-highest total in the KJCCC. Horton was recognized by the conference earlier this season, when he was named the Player of the Week for Week 10, when he averaged 23.7 points per game while shooting 47 percent from the field. 

Zool Kueth

Kueth was named to the All-KJCCC West Second Team after averaging 14.5 points per game and 4.9 rebounds per game. A 43 percent shooter from the field, Kueth was also named the Player of the Week for Week 13 by the KJCCC, leading Pratt to wins over Barton and Seward County while averaging 22.5 PPG. 

Deontae Davis

A consistent threat from long range, Davis joins Kueth on the All-KJCCC West Second Team, as the guard finished the year averaging 12.5 points per contest, as well as 5.6 rebounds per game. Davis' 39 percent three-point field goal percentage was 16th-best in the KJCCC, and the best among qualified Beavers.