FLUSHING, NY --- (www.YORKATHLETICS.com) York College men's basketball garnered three honors Monday when the CUNYAC named senior Quran Dublin as a first-team All-Star while junior Devine Chisholm landed on the second-team.  Senior Guillermo Hernandez was tabbed to the seven-member CUNYAC Sportsmanship Team.  The trio advanced York to the CUNYAC Championship semifinals for the first time since 2014-15.

Dublin, a native of New York, is averaging 21.7 points, 6.0 rebounds, 4.8 assists and 2.0 steals per contest while shooting 44.3 percent (179-of-404) from the field, 34.8 percent (57-of-164) from 3-point range and 88.3 percent (83-of-94) from the free-throw line in 23 games.  The two-time CUNYAC Player of the Week leads the league in points (498), free-throw percentage and minutes per game (36.0).  Dublin ranks among the CUNYAC leaders in points per game (2nd), assists per game (T-4th), steals per game (T-9th), rebounds per game (T-15th), field goal percentage (6th) and 3-point percentage (6th).  In the latest NCAA Division III Rankings Summary, Dublin is cited 21st in points per game, 26th in free-throw percentage, 26th in minutes per game, 35th in points and 44th in field-goals made.  The first-team honor is the program's first since Omar St. John in 2013-14.  In addition to the CUNYAC weekly awards, Dublin also garnered a pair of Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association (MBWA) Honorable Mention distinctions and one Co-Player of the Week selection.  

Hailing from Brooklyn, Chisholm contributed 13.5 points, 4.3 assists, 3.9 rebounds and 0.8 steals in 23 games.  Chisholm knocks down 39 percent (94-of-241) from the floor, 28.6 percent (26-of-91) from 3-point territory and 79.3 percent (96-of-121) from the charity stripe.  He ranks among the CUNYAC's  best in free-throw percentage (3rd), assists per game (6th) and points per game (T-13th).  Having previously garnered second-team laurels in 2019-20, Chisholm, the 2018-19 CUNYAC Rookie of the Year is the program's first two-time CUNYAC All-Star since Tony Vails, who was named to the first-team in 2012-13 after earning a spot on the second-team in 2011-12.  

Hernandez, a product of New York, is York's fourth sportsmanship selection in as many seasons.  In 21 contests at the forward position, Hernandez is averaging a career-high 8.3 points, 9.5 rebounds, 0.9 blocks, 0.9 assists and 0.8 steals while connecting on 58.6 percent (78-of-133) from the field and 63.3 percent (19-of-30) from the free-throw line. 

"Guillermo is the epitome of sportsmanship.  He exudes confidence, reflects leadership and is an outstanding team player.  Guillermo demonstrates the ability to bring the team to a win without gloating, and loses with grace and always respects his opponents." - York College head coach Nolan Adams

 
2021-22 Men's Basketball All-Stars
First Team
Isaiah Geathers (Sr., F, Lehman)
Quran Dublin (Sr., G York College)
Adnan Bajrami (Sr., G/F, Baruch College)
Angel Rivera (Sr., F, John Jay College)
Luka Jakic (Jr., F, Hunter College)
 
Second Team
Emil Purisic (So., F, Baruch College)
Noah Shy (Sr., G, Brooklyn College)
Devine Chisholm (Jr., G, York College)
Mousa Sinera (Jr., F, Medgar Evers College)
Yassine Sakhi (So., G, CCNY College)
 
Player of the Year: Gian Batista (Sr., G, Lehman College)
Rookie of the Year: Andre Evans (Jr., G, Medgar Evers College)
Coach of the Year: Steven Schulman (Lehman College)
Sportsmanship Award: Michael Richards (Baruch College)
Sportsmanship Team: Dashaun Galloway (CCNY College)), Barrett Lowe (Hunter College)), Juwan Fraser (John Jay College)), Lennox Degrasse (Lehman College)), Keison McIntosh (Medgar Evers College)), Guillermo Hernandez (York College))

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