COLORADO SPRINGS – Thursday the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference announced its postseason All-Conference Teams and major award winners for men's basketball as the Colorado School of Mines saw three members of this year's roster earn All-RMAC status led by Freshman of the Year Shelton Henton.
 
Mines landed a player on all three honors lists this season, with Alex Romack being named to the First Team, Jonathan Moore being named to the Second Team and Henton earning Honorable Mention laurels. Henton is the third Oredigger to win Freshman of the Year honors in the last five seasons, joining Romack (2024) and Adam Krasovec (2022).
 
Henton burst onto the scene this year as one of the premier three-point shooters in the RMAC in his debut campaign. The Bellevue, Washington product started 23 times in 32 games and averaged 10.6 points and 2.3 rebounds per game while shooting .426/.432/.796. He led Mines and ranked in the top five in the RMAC this season with 82 three-pointers while his three-point percentage was also a top five mark. Henton also dished out 71 assists and recorded 20 steals and six blocks defensively. 17 times this season he scored in double figures and went for 20 or more four times. The highlight of his season was a 37-point performance on 13-19 shooting at Regis on January 22 that included 11 three-pointers that broke a 37-year old program record for most three-pointers in a game. Henton also ranks top five in Division II among freshmen in three-pointers and is top-15 among freshmen in three-point percentage and had three separate double figure scoring streaks throughout the season.
 
Romack, an Honorable Mention All-RMAC honoree last season, continued his ascension as one of the premier post players in the conference this season. The junior out of Westfield, Indiana twice earned Defensive Player of the Week honors this year and was the only Oredigger to start all 32 games. Romack averaged 14.7 points and 8.8 rebounds per game while shooting .565 from the floor and .670 from the stripe. He recorded career-best marks across the board statistically and was the top rebounder in the RMAC this season, pulling down 281 total rebounds and 112 offensive rebounds. He also dished out 64 assists with 34 steals and ranked in the top five in the league in blocks with 34 as well. 17 times this year Romack recorded a double-double, the most in a single-season by an Oredigger and ranked among the top 10 across the whole of the NCAA in double-doubles. He also scored in double figures in 28 games and scored 20 or more four times.
 
Moore emerged as one of the top shot blockers in the in the RMAC this season in his first year as a full-time starter. Despite missing six games early in the season, Moore started all 26 games he appeared in and averaged 12.8 points and 5.8 rebounds per game while shooting .489/.439/.895. He was second behind Romack in rebounds with 152 while his 41 blocks led Mines and were second in the RMAC. A threat on the perimeter as well as inside, Moore also hit 47 three-pointers this year and scored in double figures 19 times with two double-doubles. He also added 43 assists and 14 steals. The highlight of his season was a 28-point performance on 7-14 shooting and 13-13 from the free throw line in a 94-91 win over MSU Denver to end the regular season.
 
Black Hills State's Cam Lowe, the reigning Freshman of the Year, was named Player of the Year while Yellowjacket boss Ryan Thompson was named Coach of the Year. Fort Lewis' Stewart Erhart was named Defensive Player of the Year. Colorado Mesa and Black Hills state led the way with four postseason honorees, followed by Mines, CSU Pueblo, Fort Lewis, Adams State and UCCS with three each.
 
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RMAC Player of the Year: Cam Lowe, Black Hills State
RMAC Defensive Player of the Year: Stewart Erhart, Fort Lewis
RMAC Freshman of the Year: Shelton Henton, Mines
RMAC Coach of the Year: Ryan Thompson, Black Hills State
 
2026 RMAC Men's Basketball First Team All-Conference
Ty Allred, G, R-Sr., Colorado Mesa
Jordan Blari, F, So., CSU Pueblo
Stewart Erhart, G, R-So., Fort Lewis
Jaeton Hackley, G, R-Jr., Black Hills State
Wyatt Helming, F, Sr., Adams State
Cam Lowe, G, R-So., Black Hills State
Aidan McDowell, G, So., Western Colorado
Alex Romack, F, Jr., Mines
Dylan Sanders, G, Jr., CSU Pueblo
Pierce Bazil, G, Sr., Colorado Christian
 
2026 RMAC Men's Basketball Second Team All-Conference
Marzouq Abdur-Razaaq, F, R-So., UCCS
Chuol Deng, F, 5th, Fort Lewis
Clayton Jewell, F, Jr., Colorado Mesa
Jason Lee, G, Jr., South Dakota Mines
Xavier Martinez, R-Sr., G, UCCS
Jonathan Moore, F, Jr., Mines
Marcus Pierce, G, Sr., New Mexico Highlands
Quave Propst-Allison, G, Sr., MSU Denver
Logan Threatt, G, Jr., MSU Denver
Luke Williams, G, Sr., Adams State
 
2026 RMAC Men's Basketball Honorable Mention All-Conference
Dillan Baker, Adams State
Tristan Hurdle, Black Hills State
Myles Johnson, Black Hills State
Jadan Cool, Chadron State
Isaiah Randolph, Chadron State
Ben Henderson, Colorado Mesa
Harvey White, Colorado Mesa
Shelton Henton, Mines
Jaden Kennis, CSU Pueblo
Jaxon Smith, Fort Lewis
Ramiah Adedigba, New Mexico Highlands
Luke Soden, Regis
Gunner Walters, Regis
Ryan Sweeney, South Dakota Mines
Brody Hull, UCCS
Michael Frazier, Westminster
Colin Hayes, Westminster