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LLOYD (1ST TEAM) & JAMAR (2ND TEAM) HARRISON NAMED ALL-PSAC WEST

Jamar Harrison (left) and Lloyd Harrison (right)

LOCK HAVEN – Lloyd and Jamar Harrison recently concluded stellar two-year careers for the Clarion University men's basketball team, and both were rewarded for solid 2011 seasons with All-PSAC West nods Wednesday.
 
Senior point guard Lloyd Harrison was named first-team All-PSAC West while senior shooting guard Jamar Harrison was a second-team selection. It is the second straight year both players have been named all-conference. Last season, both were second-team choices. 
 
Averaging 18.2 ppg, Lloyd Harrison was the fourth-leading scorer in the PSAC this season while leading the league in steals per game (2.4) and ranking second in the league in assists (4.8 apg), sixth in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.6-to-1), sixth in free-throw percentage (81.1 percent) and 11th in 3-point shooting percentage (37.6 percent). Lloyd also ranked 15th in the nation in steals and 52nd in assists.
 
Jamar Harrison was the third-leading scorer in the PSAC at 19.3 ppg, which ranked 44th national, while his 55.5 percent shooting percentage ranked 10th in the PSAC and 46th in the nation. He also ranked 14th in the PSAC in rebounding.
 
Both players had fantastic careers at Clarion for the Golden Eagles.
 
In 54 career games, Lloyd Harrison scored 887 points (16.4 ppg), grabbed 239 rebounds (4.4 rpg), handed out 255 assists (4.7 apg) and took 138 steals (2.6 spg). His 2.6 spg ranks second at Clarion since the 1970s, his 4.7 apg ranks sixth in that time frame and his 16.4 ppg ranks 7th since 1969 at Clarion.
 
Jamar Harrison played in 55 games in his Clarion career and scored in double digits in 53 of them including all 26 this year and in each of his final 41 games for the Golden Eagles. In two seasons, he scored 956 career points (17.4 ppg) and had 311 rebounds (5.7 rpg), 105 assists and 93 steals while shooting 55.4 percent (384-693) from his guard position. He ranks fifth at Clarion in career shooting percentage (dating back to the early 1970s when records are available), sixth in scoring average and 11th in steals average (1.7 spg).
 
Clarion went 15-11 this season and 5-9 in the PSAC West. It marked the 16th time in the last 21 seasons Clarion has won at least 15 games and the 29th time in the last 41 years – dating back to 1971 – the Golden Eagles have won at least 15 times in a season.   
 
NOTES – It is the 23rd straight season Clarion has had at least one All-PSAC West team member … Lloyd Harrison is Clarion's first, first-team selection since Ricky Henderson in 2008. The Golden Eagles have had 22 first-team selections since 1982 including 19 in head coach Ron Righter's 23 years at Clarion. Righter is 374-248 in his time at Clarion with three PSAC West titles, a PSAC Championship and a trip to the NCAA Division II playoffs (2001). In 25 years as a head coach, Righter is 398-272.
 
2010-11 All-PSAC West Men's Basketball Team
 
First Team
 
Maron Brown* Slippery Rock Sr. Salisbury, Md./Wicomico
 
Lloyd Harrison^ Clarion Sr. Detroit, Mich./Southwestern
 
Luis Leao Mercyhurst So. Brusque, Brazil/Winchendon School
 
Heiden Ratner^ Mercyhurst Sr. Las Vegas, Nevada/Silverado
 
Ashton Smith IUP Jr. Scarborough, Ontario/West Hill Collegiate
 
Darryl Webb**^ IUP Sr. Elkridge, Md./Long Reach
 
Second Team
 
Jabril Bailey^ Slippery Rock Sr. New Castle, Del./Delcastle
 
Jamar Harrison^ Clarion Sr. Washington, D.C./Dunbar
 
Rashawd Hatten California Sr. Clairton, Pa./Clairton
 
Shelton Jackson Mercyhurst Sr. Chicago, Ill./Lane Tech
 
Julian Sanders IUP Jr. Medford, N.J./Shawnee
 
Steve Swiech California Jr. Greenock, Pa./Elizabeth-Forward
 
PSAC West Athlete of the Year
 
Darryl Webb IUP Sr. Elkridge, Md./Long Reach
 
PSAC West Freshman of the Year
 
Stephen Battle Gannon Fr. Waldorf, Md./Thomas Stone
 
PSAC West Coach of the Year
 
Gary Manchel Mercyhurst
 
* Indicates previous All-PSAC first team selection
 
^ Indicates previous All-PSAC second team selection
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