Lewis-Clark State College senior forward Mike Gordy has picked up two more postseason honors for his strong play during the 2007-08 season. 

Gordy was named to the State Farm/National Association of Basketball Coaches Men’s Basketball All-America Team and was a third-team selection to the Basketball Times NAIA Division I All-America Team. 

The State Farm All-America Team was voted on by the NABC coaches and chose the top 10 players in NAIA Division I for the honor. 

Basketball Times selected a starting five for each of its squads and Gordy wound up on the third team. 

Earlier this week, Gordy was named to the first team NAIA Division I All-America Team, selected by the NAIA Men's Basketball Coaches' Association All-America Committee. 

Gordy, a 6-foot-5 forward from Denver, Colo., was a second-team NAIA All-America Team selection last season. 

Gordy had a remarkable season for LCSC, which went 22-10 and won both the Frontier Conference regular season and tournament titles for the second straight season and qualified for the NAIA national tournament. Gordy was named the MVP of the Frontier Conference for the second straight season and also was the MVP of the conference tournament. 

Gordy finished the season ranked fourth in the NAIA in field goal percentage and seventh in scoring. 

Gordy started all 32 games for the Warriors this season and led them in scoring at 20.8 points and in rebounds at 5.8 per contest. He made 238 of 392 shots from the field for 60.7 percent accuracy and was even 21-of-53 from the 3-point line for nearly 40 percent. Gordy also shot more than twice the number of free throws than any one else on the team and was 170-of-228 at the line for 74.6 percent.  

Gordy, who played at Northern Colorado for two seasons before transferring to LCSC, also finished third on the team in assists with 51, and was fourth in steals with 29.

2008 State Farm / NABC Division I Men’s Basketball All-America Team 

NAME	School	Yr.	Pos.	Hometown
Ollie Bailey	Oklahoma City University	Sr.	F	Chicago, Ill.
Gordon “Gus” Chase	Georgetown (Ky.) College	Sr.	F	Baltimore, Md.
Glen Dandridge	Lambuth (Tenn.) University	Sr.	F	Goochland, Va.
Mike Gordy	Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) College	Sr.	F	Denver, Colo.
Brad Harris	Lee (Tenn.) University	Sr.	G	Winston-Salem, N.C.
Othyus Jeffers	Robert Morris (Ill.) College	Sr.	F	Chicago, Ill.
Eric Palm	McKendree (Ill.) University	Jr.	G	Machesney Park, Ill.
Josh Porter	Louisiana State-Shreveport	Sr.	G	Shreveport, La.
Mark Roussin	California Baptist University	Jr.	F	Yorba Linda, Calif.
James Spencer	Mountain State (W.Va.) University	Sr.	G	Los Angeles, Calif.

2008 State Farm NAIA Division II Men’s Basketball All-America Team 

Name	School	Yr.	Pos.	Hometown
Preston Broughton	Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.) University	Jr.	Jr.	Corsica, S.D.
Ben Falkenberg	Mt. Vernon Nazarene (Ohio) University	Jr.	G	Wadsworth, Ohio
Ryan Fiegi	Oregon Institute of Technology	Sr.	G	Medford, Ore.
Danny Hawkins	MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) University	Jr.	P	Platte City, Mo.
Adam Hepker	MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) University	Sr.	G	Maquoketa, Iowa
Scott O'Gallagher	Warner Pacific (Ore.) College	Sr.	G	Gresham, Ore.
Jerome Pierce	Notre Dame (Ohio) College	Sr.	G	Toledo, Ohio
Chad Schuiteman	Northwestern (Iowa) College	Sr.	F	Sioux Center, Iowa
Doug Sheckler	Huntington (Ind.) University	Sr.	F	Columbia City, Ind.
DeSean White	Northwood (Fla.) University	Jr.	F	Philadelphia, Pa.

About the National Association of Basketball Coaches

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2007-08 Basketball Times / NAIA Division I Men’s Basketball All-America Team – March 27

FIRST TEAM
NAME, SCHOOL                                                       HT               YR
Ollie Bailey, Oklahoma City                                   6-7              Sr.
Gordon “Gus” Chase, Georgetown (Ky.)            6-2              Sr.
Othyus Jeffers, Robert Morris (Ill.)                        6-5              Sr.
Josh Porter, LSU-Shreveport (La.)                       6-3              Sr.
James Spencer, Mountain State (W. Va.)           6-4              Sr.

SECOND TEAM
NAME, SCHOOL                                                       HT               YR
Nestor Colmenares, Campbellsville (Ky.)         6-7              Jr.
Glen Dandridge, Lambuth (Tenn.)                       6-6              Sr.
Jeff Ferguson, Pikeville (Ky.)                                 6-10            Sr.
Kameron Gray, Oklahoma City                             6-1              Sr.
Matt Neaville, Union (Tenn.)                                  6-0              Jr. 

THIRD TEAM
NAME, SCHOOL                                                       HT               YR
Phil French, Olivet Nazarene (Ill.)                         6-7              Sr.
Mike Gordy, Lewis-Clark State (Idaho)                6-5              Sr.
Brad Harris, Lee (Tenn.)                                        6-3              Sr.
Jon Meriweather, Park (Mo.)                                  6-8              Jr.
Mark Roussin, California Baptist                         6-7              Jr.

Co-Player of the Year - Othyus Jeffers, Robert Morris (Ill.)
Co-Player of the Year - Josh Porter, LSU-Shreveport (La.)
Coach of the Year - Happy Osborne, Georgetown (Ky.)