KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) announced today the 2018 NABC All-District coaches for NCAA Division I, selected by their peers. For the second straight season, Mark Few was named the District 9 Coach of the Year.

Few has guided the Zags to a 32-4 record thus far, which marks their 12th straight season with at least 25 wins, and the fourth 30-win season in program history. He also led GU to its sixth straight WCC regular season and tournament titles and to the conference tournament championships for the 21st straight season. The Bulldogs returned to the top-10 this season. Few was recently named the West Coast Conference Coach of the Year for the 12th time.

District 1 - John Becker, Vermont / Kevin Baggett, Rider

District 2 - Tony Bennett, Virginia

District 3 - Mike Jones, Radford

District 4 - Dan Hurley, Rhode Island

District 5 - Chris Mack, Xavier

District 6 - Travis DeCuire, Montana

District 7 - Chris Holtmann, Ohio State

District 8 - Bill Self, Kansas

District 9 - Mark Few, Gonzaga

District 10 - Bill Coen, Northeastern

District 11 - Steve Henson, UTSA

District 12 - Scott Nagy, Wright State

District 13 - Steve Donahue, Penn

District 14 - Nate Oats, Buffalo

District 15 - Jay Joyner, North Carolina A&T

District 16 - Porter Moser, Loyola Chicago

District 17 - Eric Musselman, Nevada

District 18 - Bashir Mason, Wagner

District 19 - Matt McMahon, Murray State

District 20 - Mike Hopkins, Washington

District 21 - Rick Barnes, Tennessee

District 22 - Wes Miller, UNCG

District 23 - Donte Jackson, Grambling

District 24 - Bob Marlin, Louisiana

District 25 - Kelvin Sampson, Houston