Center Jarrod Jones was named first team All-District 14 by the National Association of Basketball Coaches on Monday.
The sophomore is the first player from Ball State University to make first team All-District since Bonzi Wells earned the honor in 1998. The last Cardinal to earn All-District honors of any kind was Theron Smith in 2002.
District 14 is made up entirely of Mid-American Conference schools.
Jones led Ball State with 12.2 points per game and 7.4 rebounds. He was the MAC's third-leading rebounder this year.
Jones was also named Honorable Mention All-MAC for the past two seasons.
NABC All-District 14
First team
Jarrod Jones, Ball State
David Kool, Western Michigan
Kenny Hayes, Miami
Rodney Pierce, Buffalo
Chris Singletary, Kent State
Second team
Jordan Bitzer, Central Michigan
Brandon Bowdry, Eastern Michigan
Justin Greene, Kent State
Carlos Medlock, Eastern Michigan
Xavier Silas, Northern Illinois
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