KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The postseason honors continue to roll in for Darrion Trammell as the sophomore guard was named to the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) 2020-21 Division I All-District 6 First Team, announced Tuesday by the NABC and selected by NABC-member head coaches.
This marks the third consecutive year under Head Coach Jim Hayford that the Redhawks have garnered an All-District selection, and the second straight year that they have earned a First Team pick. In 2020, Terrell Brown was an NABC All-District 6 First Team selection and in 2019, Myles Carter was named to the Second Team.
Trammell led the Western Athletic Conference in scoring this season, averaging 20.5 ppg, which also ranks 20th in the nation. He also topped all WAC players in free throw percentage (86.6), free throws made (129), free throw attempts (149) and steals (45/2.0 spg). His free-throw percentage ranks 37th in the nation, while his 5.5 assists per game are 33rd.
The transfer hailing from Marin City, Calif., scored in double digits all but twice, scored 20+ points 11 times and hit the 30-point marker three times, including back-to-back nights at Dixie State on Feb. 5-6. He was twice named WAC Player of the Week, including following an impressive 25-point, 13-assist outing versus Portland on Dec. 30, was named to the All-WAC First Team and the WAC All-Newcomer Team. He averaged 19.0 pgg in two games at the WAC Tournament, earning All-Tournament honors.
Seattle U closed out the 2020-21 season with a 12-11 overall record and advanced to the WAC Tournament semifinals for the second time in the last four seasons.
This marks the third consecutive year under Head Coach Jim Hayford that the Redhawks have garnered an All-District selection, and the second straight year that they have earned a First Team pick. In 2020, Terrell Brown was an NABC All-District 6 First Team selection and in 2019, Myles Carter was named to the Second Team.
Trammell led the Western Athletic Conference in scoring this season, averaging 20.5 ppg, which also ranks 20th in the nation. He also topped all WAC players in free throw percentage (86.6), free throws made (129), free throw attempts (149) and steals (45/2.0 spg). His free-throw percentage ranks 37th in the nation, while his 5.5 assists per game are 33rd.
The transfer hailing from Marin City, Calif., scored in double digits all but twice, scored 20+ points 11 times and hit the 30-point marker three times, including back-to-back nights at Dixie State on Feb. 5-6. He was twice named WAC Player of the Week, including following an impressive 25-point, 13-assist outing versus Portland on Dec. 30, was named to the All-WAC First Team and the WAC All-Newcomer Team. He averaged 19.0 pgg in two games at the WAC Tournament, earning All-Tournament honors.
Seattle U closed out the 2020-21 season with a 12-11 overall record and advanced to the WAC Tournament semifinals for the second time in the last four seasons.
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