BELLEVUE, Neb. - Bellevue University junior Percy Lemle has been named to the 2014/15 NAIA Men's Basketball All-America Team, earning Honorable Mention recognition. Lemle becomes the 10th NAIA All-American under current head coach Shane Paben and the 21st in program history.
Lemle averaged 16.0 points per game this season while making 44.8 percent of his field goal attempts. His scoring average was second on the team while his field goal percentage ranked third. He also finished first in both assists (112) and steals (33), and second in blocked shots (26), and third in rebounding average (4.6 rpg).
Lemle helped the Bruins reach as high as third in the national rankings, post a 28-6 overall record, and reach the NAIA National Tournament for the 13th straight season. The Bruins went 11-3 in Midlands Collegiate Athletic Conference play to tie for the regular season title for the sixth straight season before sweeping through the MCAC Tournament to claim their second straight tournament title.
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