KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Drew Stover will represent the Millersville University men's basketball program against the best players in the nation on Friday, March 28, as he was selected to play in the NABC Division II College All-Star Game held at the Ford Center in Evansville, Ind. 

Stover is one of just 18 players from across the country picked to play in the annual game. He is a member of the West team coached by Andy Bronkema of Ferris State. The game is held in conjunction with the NCAA Division II Elite Eight. Tip is set for 7:30 p.m., and fans can watch the game online. 

Stover and East Stroudsburg's Lakeem McAliley represent the PSAC and the Atlantic Region. Stover is an All-America candidate after earning NABC All-Atlantic Region First Team honors and the PSAC East Athlete of the Year award. His 17.2 points and 7.2 rebounds per game made him the only player in the PSAC to rank in the top 10 in both categories. Stover also ranked second in the PSAC in blocks (1.8) and field goal percentage (.658). 

Stover holds program records for career field goal percentage (.658) and season field goal percentage and ranks 29th all-time in scoring with 1,265 points.

NABC Division II College All-Star Game – East
Tray Alexander, Pace
Blake Campbell, Alabama-Huntsville
Deng Deang, Post
Bradlee Haskell, UNC Pembroke
Jaden Honis, Dominican
Lakeem McAliley, East Stroudsburg
Jalen McCoy, USC Aiken
Tommy Murr, Alabama-Huntsville
Nick Reid, Upper Iowa
 
Coach: Matt Healing, Pace
 
West
Jarrett Adderton, Columbus St.
Simon Blair, Malone
Majok Deng, Colorado School of Mines
Ethan Erickson, Ferris State
Antwan Kimmons, Concordia St. Paul
Alvin Miles, Miles
Zackry Paulsen, Point Loma
Riley Schroeder, Colorado School of Mines
Drew Stover, Millersville
 
Coach: Andy Bronkema, Ferris St.