The Mountain East Conference has named Wesleyan's Alex Mirhosseini 2025 All-MEC Honorable Mention.
 
Mirhosseini, a senior guard from Arlington, Texas, made a significant impact on the West Virginia Wesleyan Bobcats men's basketball team. Standing at 5-foot-10, Mirhosseini emerged as a key contributor during his collegiate career, demonstrating scoring ability, playmaking skills, and leadership on the court.
 
Mirhosseini showcased his offensive firepower in the 2024-25 season, setting a season-high 38 points against USC Beaufort on November 17, 2024. In that game, he was nearly unstoppable, knocking down 13 field goals, including six three-pointers. His performance throughout the season was defined by his consistency, playing heavy minutes and contributing in multiple facets of the game.
 
Other standout performances included:

• 12 rebounds against Point Park (December 11, 2024)
• 11 free throws made versus Glenville State (January 11, 2025)
• 9 assists against Point Park (February 1, 2025)
• 5 steals in the same game on February 1, 2025
• 2 blocks against Glenville State (February 15, 2025)

 
Mirhosseini's all-around game was evident in his season totals:

• 154 field goals made on 40.8% shooting
• 74 three-pointers at 40.9% accuracy
• 107 free throws made at a 76.4% clip
• 103 rebounds (3.7 RPG)
• 112 assists (4.0 APG)
• 47 steals and 11 blocks

 
After a solid 2023-24 season, where he averaged 31.2 minutes per game, Mirhosseini took a leap in 2024-25, increasing his efficiency and expanding his role as a primary offensive weapon. Over two seasons, he played in 43 games, all as a starter, averaging 31.1 minutes per game while maintaining a respectable 38.3% field goal percentage and a 39.6% three-point shooting mark.

Mirhosseini's ability to create shots, facilitate offense, and contribute defensively was crucial for the Bobcats. His scoring bursts, particularly from beyond the arc, made him a player to watch in the Mountain East Conference and earned him All-MEC accolades.
 
In addition to the All-MEC first team and postseason award winners, the conference also recognized second team and honorable mention all-conference teams (listed below).
 

2025 All-MEC First Team
Name	School	Cl.	Pos.	Ht.	Hometown
Jaden Baker	Frostburg State	Jr.	G	6-2	Salisbury, Md.
Devin Collins	Glenville State	Gr.	F	6-8	Chapmanville, W.Va.
Kyler D'Augustino	West Liberty	So.	G	6-1	Albany, Ohio
Sean Ealy	Wheeling	Sr.	G	5-11	Cincinnati, Ohio
JJ Harper	West Liberty	Gr.	F	6-5	Orlando, Fla.
David Jolinder	Fairmont State	Jr.	F	6-6	Stockholm, Sweden
Dwaine Jones	Charleston	Sr.	G	6-5	Neptune, N.J.
Jae Slack	West Virginia State	Sr.	F	6-6	Fort Worth, Texas
Kollin Tolbert	Concord	So.	G	6-2	Cincinnati, Ohio
2025 All-MEC Second Team
Name	School	Cl.	Pos.	Ht.	Hometown
Corey Boston	Concord	Sr.	G	5-10	Lafayette, Ala.
Rene Diop	Concord	Jr.	F	6-8	Dakar, Senegal
Andre Harris	Fairmont State	Sr.	G	6-4	Cleveland, Ohio
Ja'Corey Lipkins	Charleston	Fr.	G	6-1	Canton, Ohio
Ammar Maxwell	Glenville State	Fr.	G	6-4	Beckley, W.Va.
Nicolas Silva	Davis & Elkins	Sr.	F	6-7	Sao Paulo, Brazil
Finley Woodward	West Liberty	Jr.	F	6-7	Bristol, England
2025 All-MEC Honorable Mention
Name	School	Cl.	Pos.	Ht.	Hometown
Koby Baptiste	Frostburg State	Sr.	F	6-6	New Carrollton, Md.
Arthur Cox	West Virginia State	Sr.	F/C	6-8	Fayetteville, Ark.
Alex Mirhosseini	West Virginia Wesleyan	Sr.	G	5-10	Arlington, Texas
Tommy Williams	Fairmont State	Gr.	G	6-2	Shady Spring, W.Va.
Player of the Year: Kollin Tolbert (Concord) Defensive Player of the Year: Rene Diop (Concord) Freshman of the Year: Ja'Corey Lipkins (Charleston) Coach of the Year: Ben Howlett (West Liberty)

Previous Winners
Player of the Year
2014: Cedric Harris (West Liberty)
2015: Seger Bonifant (West Liberty)
2016: Seger Bonifant (West Liberty)
2017: Matt Bingaya (Fairmont State)
2018: Haywood Highsmith (Wheeling Jesuit)
2019: Will Vorhees (Notre Dame)
2020: Dalton Bolon (West Liberty)
2021: Dalton Bolon (West Liberty)
2022: Bryce Butler (West Liberty)
2023: Bryce Butler (West Liberty)
2024: Eddie Colbert III (Charleston)
2025: Kollin Tolbert (Concord)

Defensive Player of the Year
2025: Rene Diop (Concord)

Freshman of the Year
2014: Thomas Wimbush (Fairmont State)
2015: Pat Moseh (Wheeling Jesuit)
2016: David Dennis (West Liberty)
2017: Luke Layhew (West Virginia Wesleyan)
2018: Dalton Bolon (West Liberty)
2019: Will Yoakum (West Liberty)
2020: Dale Bonner (Fairmont State)
2021: Sam Rolle (Davis & Elkins)
2022: Jalen Knott (Alderson Broaddus)
2023: CJ Meredith (Charleston)
2024: Kyler D'Augustino (West Liberty)
2025: Ja'Corey Lipkins (Charleston)

Coach of the Year
2014: Jim Crutchfield (West Liberty)/Dwaine Osborne (Charleston)
2015: Kent McBride (Concord)
2016: Dan Sancomb (Wheeling Jesuit)
2017: Jerrod Calhoun (Fairmont State)
2018: Ben Howlett (West Liberty)
2019: Tim Koenig (Notre Dame)
2020: Dwaine Osborne (Charleston)
2021: Dwaine Osborne (Charleston)
2022: Ben Howlett (West Liberty)
2023: Daniel Mondragon (Davis & Elkins)
2024: Dwaine Osborne (Charleston)
2025: Ben Howlett (West Liberty)