The Mountain East Conference released its selection of All-Conference winners, Tuesday. Among them, West Virginia Wesleyan's Deiker Padrino was selected All-MEC Honorable Mention.
 
As a transfer from Felician University where he had a career average of less than five points per game, Padrino turned it around while playing for the Bobcats. He ended his season with an average of nearly 17 points per game (sixth in the MEC) and shot nearly 45 percent for the season from three-point range, a Division II top-15 statistic.
 
The MEC postseason awards and all-conference teams are selected following a vote of the league's head coaches.
 

2024 All-MEC First Team
Name	School	Cl.	Pos.	Ht.	Hometown
Eddie Colbert III	Charleston	Sr.	F	6-6	Toledo, Ohio
Zyon Dobbs	Fairmont State	Gr.	G	6-4	Fairmont, W.Va.
Tyler Eberhart	Charleston	Jr.	F	6-7	Springfield, Ohio
Marcus Johnson	Wheeling	Jr.	F	6-7	Akron, Ohio
Christian Montague	West Liberty	Sr.	G	6-1	Dayton, Ohio
Anthony Pittman	West Virginia St.	R-Sr.	G/F	6-5	Charleston, W.Va.
Sam Rolle IV	Davis & Elkins	Sr.	G	5-11	Riviera Beach, Fla.
Kollin Tolbert	Concord	So.	G	6-2	Cincinnati, Ohio
2024 All-MEC Second Team
Name	School	Cl.	Pos.	Ht.	Hometown
DeAirius Barker	Charleston	Jr.	G	6-0	Cincinnati, Ohio
Arthur Cox	West Virginia St.	Jr.	F	6-8	Fayetteville, Ark.
Devin Haid	Notre Dame	R-So.	G	6-5	Wooster, Ohio
JJ Harper	Concord	Sr.	G	6-5	Gotha, Fla.
David Jolinder	Fairmont State	So.	G/F	6-6	Stockholm, Sweden
John Korte	West Liberty	Gr.	F	6-6	Watertown, Mass.
Zach Rasile	West Liberty	Jr.	G	6-1	McDonald, Ohio
Jordan Turbo Smith	Glenville State	Sr.	G	6-1	Titusville, Fla.
2024 All-MEC Honorable Mention
Name	School	Cl.	Pos.	Ht.	Hometown
Devin Collins	Glenville State	Gr.	F	6-8	Chapmanville, W.Va.
Rene Diop	Concord	So.	F	6-8	Dakar, Senegal
Dwaine Jones	Charleston	Jr.	G	6-5	Neptune, N.J.
Deiker Padrino	West Va. Wesleyan	Gr.	G	6-3	Bogota, N.J.
Tommy Williams	Fairmont State	Sr.	G	6-2	Shady Spring, W.Va.
Player of the Year: Eddie Colbert III (Charleston) Freshman of the Year: Kyler Daugustino (West Liberty) Coach of the Year: Dwaine Osborne (Charleston)