SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – Gonzaga's Graham Ike, Ryan Nembhard, and Anton Watson were named First Team All-West Coast Conference the league announced Tuesday. Nolan Hickman earned second team honors and Braden Huff was tabbed All-Freshman.
 
All five major individual awards – along with the All-West Coast Conference Teams and the All-Freshman Team – were voted on solely by the league's nine head coaches.
 
Ike led the West Coast Conference in scoring during league play at 18.4 points per game at a WCC-best 64 percent shooting from the field. He scored 20 or more in 11 of the 16 WCC games, including the last seven contests. The redshirt junior is second in the conference averaging 16.9 points per games overall at 62 percent from the field. Ike is fourth in the league pulling down 7.3 rebounds per game.
 
Nembhard tops the West Coast Conference in assists per game at 6.4, including 6.8 in league games, and assist-to-turnover ratio (2.9, 4.0 in WCC play). The Canadian is 14^th in the conference averaging 12.8 points per outing, and 13.8 in WCC action. He is sixth in the conference averaging 1.4 steals per league game. Nembhard has 24 games of five or more assists this season.
 
Watson led the West Coast Conference in steals per league game at 1.7 and was second overall at 1.6. He moved to second all-time at GU this season with 211 career steals. The senior is the only player in program history to have 1,000 points, 700 rebounds, and 200 steals in a career. This season, he is ninth in the conference averaging 14.2 points per game, and seventh grabbing 7.1 rebounds per game.
 
Hickman paced the West Coast Conference in three-pointers made per league games at 2.9. He was also second in the WCC making 45.5 percent from behind-the-arc in conference play. The junior is 10^th in the conference scoring 14 points per game. He tops the WCC playing 36 minutes per league game. Hickman has 24 double-digit scoring games, including four 20-point outings.
 
Huff is averaging 9.8 points per game at 61.3 percent shooting from the field. He's made 20 three-pointers and has 14 double-digit scoring games this season. The Glen Ellyn, Illinois, native, adds 3.7 rebounds per game and has 22 blocks.
 
Individual Awards
Coach of the Year - Randy Bennett, Saint Mary's
Player of the Year - Augustas Marciulionis, Saint Mary's
Defensive Player of the Year - Mitchell Saxen, Saint Mary's
Freshman of the Year - Ryan Beasley, San Francisco
Newcomer of the Year - Jonathan Mogbo, San Francisco
Sixth Man of the Year - Deuce Turner, San Diego
 
All-Conference Team
First Team
Michael Ajayi, Pepperdine
Adama-Alpha Bal, Santa Clara
Graham Ike, Gonzaga
Aidan Mahaney, Saint Mary's
Augustas Marciulionis, Saint Mary's
Jonathan Mogbo, San Francisco
Ryan Nembhard, Gonzaga
Mitchell Saxen, Saint Mary's
Anton Watson, Gonzaga
Marcus Williams, San Francisco
 
Second Team
Alex Ducas, Saint Mary's
Nolan Hickman, Gonzaga
Wayne McKinney III, San Diego
Tyler Robertson, Portland
Deuce Turner, San Diego
 
Honorable Mention
Joshua Jefferson, Saint Mary's
Houston Mallette, Pepperdine
Carlos Marshall Jr., Santa Clara
Alex Merkviladze, LMU
Ndewedo Newbury, San Francisco
Jevon Porter, Pepperdine
Malik Thomas, San Francisco
Christoph Tilly, Santa Clara
 
All-Freshman Team
Ryan Beasley, San Francisco
Jake Ensminger, Santa Clara
Tyler Harris, Portland
Braden Huff, Gonzaga
Kevin Patton Jr., San Diego