BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. – Three West Virginia State University men's basketball players were named in the annual All-MEC awards list when it was released by the Mountain East Conference league offices on Tuesday. Graduate guard Glen Abram and junior forward Anthony Pittman were both selected on the All-MEC First Team. Meanwhile, graduate forward Jeremiah Moore received All-MEC Second Team honors.

Abram earned All-MEC First Team honors for the third consecutive year. He was the most prolific three-point shooter in the conference with more three-point field goals made (89) than any other player and the highest three-point shooting average (3.07 per game) in the league. He recorded the seventh-best scoring average in the conference with 19.7 points per game. His 572 points scored this season ranked 16th in all of Division II and his 89 three-pointers made ranked 12th in the nation.

Abram ranks sixth all-time at WVSU for career points with 2,002 to his name. He also set modern-era school records for points scored (47), field goals made (14), and three-point field goals made (12) in a single game last season.

Pittman recieved All-MEC First Team honors for the second straight season. Categories that he ranked in the top five in the league included blocked shots per game (1.28), defensive rebounds per game (6.86), free throws made (131), rebounds per game (8.6), steals per game (2.14), total blocks (37), total rebounds (249), and total steals (62).

Pittman averaged 16.3 points per game to end up with 473 points on the season and eclipse 1,000 career points in just his third year. He also managed to register nine double-doubles during the 2021-22 season.

Moore was named to the All-MEC Second Team after being listed as an All-MEC Honorable Mention for the past two seasons. He was second-best in the conference, and ninth-best in the nation, in field goal percentage with a 64.1 percent conversion rate. He was also second-best in the league in offensive rebounds per game with a 3.41 average. His 29 total blocks was third-highest in the MEC and his 211 total rebounds was sixth from the top in the league. He picked up the most double-doubles in a season of his career with nine this year.

All 12 institutions are represented on the All-MEC teams. The All-MEC teams are selected by a vote of the league's coaches.

2022 All-MEC First Team
Name	School	Cl.	Pos.	Ht.	Hometown
Glen Abram**	W.Va. State	Gr.	G	6-1	Chicago, Ill.
Bryce Butler	West Liberty	So.	G	6-5	Latrobe, Pa.
Anthony Pittman*	W.Va. State	Jr.	F	6-5	Charleston, W.Va.
Pat Robinson*	West Liberty	Sr.	G	6-3	Chesterfield, N.J.
Isaiah Sanders*	Fairmont State	Sr.	G/F	6-5	Sicklerville, N.J.
John Williams*	Glenville State	Sr.	G	6-5	Augusta, Ga.
Keith Williams	Charleston	Sr.	G	6-2	Sandusky, Ohio
Jaedon Willis	Notre Dame	Jr.	G	6-0	Baltimore, Md.
* First team in 2021          **  First team in 2020 and 2021
2022 All-MEC Second Team
Name	School	Cl.	Pos.	Ht.	Hometown
Zyon Dobbs	Fairmont State	Jr.	G	6-4	Fairmont W.Va.
Jarett Haines	Wheeling	Sr.	G	5-11	Bronx, N.Y.
Lamont McManus	Charleston	Sr.	C	6-6	Waldorf, Md.
Jeremiah Moore	W.Va. State	Gr.	F	6-6	West Orange, N.Y.
Jordan Reid	Wheeling	Gr.	G	6-1	Silver Spring, Md.
Sam Rolle	Davis & Elkins	So.	G	5-11	Riviera Beach, Fla.
Cole VonHandorf	Fairmont State	Gr.	G	6-2	Covington, Ky.
KJ Walker	Alderson Broaddus	Sr.	G	5-10	Reynoldsburg, Ohio
Matt Weir	Concord	Sr.	G	6-0	Nashport, Ohio
2022 All-MEC Honorable Mention
Name	School	Cl.	Pos.	Ht.	Hometown
Eddie Colbert	Charleston	Jr.	G/F	6-6	Toledo, Ohio
Agyei Edwards	Frostburg State	Jr.	G	5-11	Washington, D.C.
Jayden Hibbitt	W.Va. Wesleyan	So.	G/F	6-6	Woodbridge, Va.
Marlon Moore	West Liberty	Sr.	F	6-5	Cleveland, Ohio
Adrian Scarborough	Glenville State	Sr.	F	6-3	Raleigh, N.C.
Player of the Year: Bryce Butler (West Liberty) Freshman of the Year: Jalen Knott (Alderson Broaddus) Coach of the Year: Ben Howlett (West Liberty)