PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania -- Nine Lyon College men's basketball players have been named to the USCAA All-American and All-Academic teams.

Senior wing Kylon McCullough earned USCAA First Team All-American honors after a season in which he scored a team-best 436 total points, averaging 17.4 per game. McCullough also brought down 153 total rebounds, third-best on the team, while also putting up 49 assists, 37 steals, and six blocks. McCullough also shot just under 49% from the field, including 43% from beyond the arc, and made just under 71% of his free throws.

Senior guard Frank Toney also earned USCAA First Team All-American honors after a season in which he scored 408 total points, while also dishing out 175 assists. Toney also led the team in minutes played with 834, shooting 42% from the field, 37% from three-point range, and making a team-best 83% of his free throw attempts. Toney also put up a team-best 54 steals to go along with five blocks.

Senior forward Malik Madison earned USCAA Second Team All-American honors after a season in which he had a team-best 95 blocks, while being one of three players (McCullough, Toney) to start all 25 games for the Scots. Playing just under 700 minutes, Madison scored 267 points while shooting 66% from the field and hitting making 67% of his free throw attempts. Madison is also second on the team with 167 rebounds, and put up 23 assists with 18 steals.

Six other Scots were named to the USCAA All-Academic teams, as senior forward Luke Bridges, senior forward John Paul Morgan, senior guard Isaiah Sweetwine, junior wing Jackson Midyett, junior forward Colbie West, and junior wing Brody Tucker were each awarded with the honors.

The Scots begin their USCAA Tournament run as the #2 seed this afternoon when they take on #7 Bryant & Stratton College-Buffalo at 3:45 PM CT. from Villa Maria College in Buffalo, New York.