KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Junior guard
Kollin Tolbert of the Concord University men's basketball team has been voted to the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) All-American Team, the organization released Tuesday morning.
Tolbert becomes the seventh All-American in program history, and the first since Tommy Bolte at the conclusion of the 2018-19 season. Additionally, Tolbert was one of two All-American selections from the Atlantic Region, joining Donald Whitehead of California (Pa.).
During his junior season, Tolbert averaged 21.3 points, 6.6 rebounds and 3.4 assists per game. He shot 51.7 percent from field, 88.8 percent at the foul line and hit on 47.3 percent of his three-point attempts. Tolbert led the Atlantic Region in scoring and was top 20 nationally. He finished the season 17
th in Division II in free-throw percentage which was also the fifth-best season at Concord from the foul line in program history. Tolbert's shooting percentage was inside the top 25 among Division II guards.
The Cincinnati, Ohio native had some of the best individual games in Division II during the season as well. His 58 points at Charleston in November were the most in an NCAA game this season, regardless of Division. And the 41 points that he stuck in against UC at home in January tied for the ninth-highest scoring game in Division II in 2024-25.
Over his final seven games of the season, Tolbert produced nearly 25 points per game and shot 55 percent from the floor. Tolbert scored 30 or more points five times this season, including pouring in 36 points in an overtime win at West Virginia Wesleyan—that Tolbert hit the game-winning shot at the buzzer. He scored in double figures in all but three of his 24 games this winter as his season was cut short in late February. And during CU's nine-game winning streak that span nearly a month (Jan. 25-Feb. 19), Tolbert averaged 25.3 points per game.
CU was 10-3 this year when Tolbert went for at least 20 points.
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