LAS CRUCES, N.M. – New Mexico State forward Pascal Siakam has added another honor to his collection as the National Association of Basketball Coaches selected him to the NABC All-District 6 first team.
 
The 6-9 sophomore from Douala, Cameroon led the Aggies (23-11, 13-1) to their second consecutive Western Athletic Conference Championship and a berth in the National Invitation Tournament.
 
The unanimous WAC Player of the Year, Siakam has also been chosen first team All-WAC, to the WAC All-Defensive Team and USBWA All-District VIII.
 
Siakam leads the nation with 27 double-doubles, ranking eighth in rebounding with 11.6 boards per game and 25th in scoring with 20.3 points per contest. He is the only player in NCAA Division I averaging a double-double that averages 20 points a game. Siakam is also ranked 32nd with 2.24 blocked shots per game.
 
Siakam was also named WAC Player of the Week an unprecedented five times this season.
 
The NABC's District 6 is composed of institutions in the WAC and Big Sky Conferences.
 
Joining Siakam on the NABC All-District 6 first team are Weber State's Joel Bolomboy, Montana State's Martin Breunig, Eastern Washington's Austin McBroom and Idaho State's Ethan Telfair.
 
The second team is composed of Grand Canyon's Joshua Braun and Grandy Glaze, Eastern Washington's Venky Jois, Weber State's Jeremy Senglin, and North Dakota's Quinton Hooker.
 
Idaho State's Bill Evans was selected the NABC UPS Division I All-District 6 Coach of the Year.
 
Selected and voted on by member coaches of the NABC, the student-athletes and coaches named to the all-district teams represent the finest basketball players and coaches across America.
  
 
NABC ALL-DISTRICT 6 TEAM
First Team
Joel Bolomboy, Weber
Martin Breunig, Montana State
Pascal Siakam, New Mexico State
Austin McBroom, Eastern Washington
Ethan Telfair, Idaho State
 
Second Team
Venky Jois, Eastern Washington
Jeremy Senglin, Weber State
Joshua Braun, Grand Canyon
Quinton Hooker, North Dakota
Grandy Glaze, Grand Canyon
 
NABC UPS DISTRICT 6 COACH OF THE YEAR
Bill Evans, Idaho State