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Brito Named PSAC East Freshman of the Year, Griffin Earns Second Team Honors

3/5/2026 2:30:00 PM

LOCK HAVEN, Pa. — The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) revealed its All-PSAC teams and major award winners Thursday afternoon, announcing Adrian Brito as the PSAC East Freshman of the Year, as well as Brito and Nasir Griffin as members of the All-PSAC East Second Team.
 
Brito had one of the best freshman seasons in program history, finishing tied for the best FG% (60.4%) and scoring the sixth-most points (370). His 12.3 PPG led the team this season and ranks eighth in terms of highest scoring average for an ESU freshman, and his FG% ranked fifth in the PSAC among players averaging over 10.0 PPG. He consistently reached double figures in scoring, scoring 10 or more points in 24 of ESU's 30 games, including 12 games of 15+ points and a season-high of 21. Brito becomes the eighth freshman in ESU history to earn the distinction, giving the Warriors the division Freshman of the Year in back-to-back years after Evan Morton won the award last season. Brito is also the first PSAC East Freshman of the Year to make an All-PSAC team since Mansfield's Justice Smith in 2021-22.
 
Griffin closes out his ESU career with his first All-PSAC selection, earning a spot on the second team. The senior forward crossed 1,000 career points in the penultimate game of the regular season against Kutztown, becoming the 36th player in program history to do so. He averaged a career-high 10.9 PPG, ranking third on the team. His best game of the season was a 26-point outburst against West Chester, the most points in a single game by a Warrior this season. Griffin also led the team in free throws in terms of makes and attempts, shooting 97-129, ranking 10th in the conference in free throws made.
 
The two become the 44th and 45th players in ESU history to be named All-PSAC, the 27th and 28th under Head Coach Jeff Wilson. ESU has had multiple All-PSAC honorees in four-straight seasons going back to 2019-2020.


All-PSAC East Teams and Major Award Winners
Athlete of the Year:
Day Waters, Millersville
Defensive Player of the Year: Aamir Hurst, Millersville
Freshman of the Year: Adrian Brito, East Stroudsburg
Coach of the Year: Justin Namolik, Shepherd

ALL-PSAC EAST FIRST TEAM
Player Institution Cl.
Saraj Ali*^ Millersville Sr.
Marcus Banks^ Shepherd Jr.
Markus Frank* Shippensburg R-Jr.
Anthony McCall West Chester Sr.
Gabe Moss West Chester Sr.
Ruben Rodriguez West Chester Jr.
Day Waters Millersville Sr.

ALL-PSAC EAST SECOND TEAM
Player Institution Cl.
Adrian Brito East Stroudsburg Fr.
Jalen Bryant^^ Kutztown Gr,
Nasir Griffin East Stroudsburg Sr.
Jordan Nkoa Abessolo Kutztown Sr.
Dyllon Scott Lock Haven Sr.
Jaydon Smith Shippensburg So.
Elwyne Wordlaw Shepherd So.

*Indicates previous All-PSAC First Team selection
^Indicates previous All-PSAC Second Team selection
 

All-PSAC West Teams and Major Award Winners
Athlete of the Year:
Dallis Dillard, IUP
Defensive Player of the Year: Bryson Lucas, California
Freshman of the Year: Rowan Carmichael, Edinboro
Coach of the Year: Easton Bazzoli, Gannon

ALL-PSAC WEST FIRST TEAM
Player Institution Cl.
Kedrick Curtis^ Seton Hill Jr.
Dallis Dillard IUP R-Sr.
Baden Forup Pitt-Johnstown Jr.
Bryson Lucas California R-Jr.
Christian Moore^ IUP Sr.
Trey Nelson Clarion Sr.
Pace Prosser^ Gannon So.

ALL-PSAC EAST SECOND TEAM
Player Institution Cl.
Antoine Arnett California R-So.
Bryce Baez Edinboro Sr.
Jordyn Buchanan California So.
Rowan Carmichael Edinboro Fr.
Precious Idiaru Gannon R-Jr.
Kymani Merarro^ IUP So.
Lucas Sekasi Gannon So.

*Indicates previous All-PSAC First Team selection
^Indicates previous All-PSAC Second Team selection
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