PORTLAND, Ore. – Two Central Washington University standouts were recognized Wednesday as the Great Northwest Athletic Conference announced its 2025-26 men's basketball all-conference teams, with junior guard Jordan Clark earning first-team honors and junior guard Bradley Swillie receiving honorable mentions.
 
"Jordan and Bradley deserve the recognition they have received from the other coaches in the league," CWU Men's Basketball Head Coach Brandon Rinta said. "They have been a big part of the success of the program during their careers at CWU and have elevated that in their junior years."
 
Clark, a Seattle native, was voted to the All-GNAC First Team after emerging as one of the league's most dynamic scorers. The 6-foot-2 junior averaged 18.2 points per game, ranking among the conference leaders, while starting all 27 contests for the Wildcats. He also averaged 4.0 assists and shot 40.1% from 3-point range, highlighting his ability to score at all three levels. Clark delivered several signature performances throughout the year, including a 38-point outburst against Alaska Fairbanks on Jan. 8 in which he knocked down nine 3-pointers. He also scored 32 points at Montana State Billings on Jan. 17 and broke 1,000 points when he and the Wildcats defeated Seattle Pacific on Feb. 14. This is Clark's second All-Conference selection after receiving honorable mentions last season.
 
Swillie, a 6-3 guard from Tacoma, secured honorable mention recognition after an impressive campaign in which he averaged 14.9 points and 3.7 assists per game. Starting all 28 games, Swillie provided steady perimeter scoring and playmaking, finishing second on the team in assists and surpassing 20 points six times during the season. Swillie posted a season-high 29 points at Cal State Monterey Bay on Nov. 15 and added 28 against Chico State on Nov. 21. He recorded a season-best 11 assists in the regular-season finale against Simon Fraser and grabbed a career-high 10 rebounds in the season opener versus CSUSB.
 
The honors cap strong individual seasons for both guards, who played key roles in Central's push through GNAC play and continued to elevate their production throughout the winter.
 
Clark, Swillie, and the 'Cats turn their focus to the postseason Thursday night, facing the fifth-seeded Seattle Pacific University in the opening round of the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Tournament at WECU Court at Carver Gym in Bellingham. Tipoff is set for 7:30 p.m.

 

2025-26 GNAC Men's Basketball All-Conference Team
Player of the Year	Kaden Hansen, Saint Martin's University
Coach of the Year	Aaron Landon, Saint Martin's University
Defensive Player of the Year	Hasaan Herrington, Alaska Anchorage
Newcomer of the Year	Sylas Williams, University of Alaska Anchorage
Freshman of the Year	Dennis Johnson III, Western Washington University

 

First-Team All-Conference
Player	School	Position	Height	Year	Hometown (Previous School)
*Kaden Hansen	Saint Martin's	Guard	6-2	SO	Auburn, WA (Auburn)
*Easton Reagan	Northwest Nazarene	Guard	6-5	JR	Scottsdale, AZ (Desert Mountain)
*@ Jordan Clark	Central Washington	Guard	6-2	JR	Seattle, WA (Seattle Christian)
*Hasaan Herrington	Alaska Anchorage	Guard	6-3	SR	Anchorage, AK (Bettye Davis East/UT Tyler)
@ Diego Trejo-Delgado	Saint Martin's	Forward	6-7	SO	Camargo, Mexico (Balboa Prep)
Mason Landdeck	Montana State Billings	Guard	6-3	SR	Cashmere, WA (Desert Hills/Seattle Pacific)
Second-Team All-Conference
Player	School	Position	Height	Year	Hometown (Previous School)
Mike Miller	Alaska	Guard	6-4	JR	San Bernardino, CA (San Bernardino Valley Coll.)
Aidan Rice	Western Washington	Guard	6-3	SO	Beaverton, OR (Beaverton)
# Trace Evans	Seattle Pacific	Forward	6-9	GR	New South Wales, Aus. (Lambton/UM-K.C.)
Sylas Williams	Alaska Anchorage	Forward	6-7	JR	Bothell, WA (Jackson/Skagit Valley Coll.)
Jadin Penigar	Western Oregon	Guard	6-5	SR	Logan, UT (Logan/UT Tyler)
Dae'Kwon Watson	Saint Martin's	Guard	6-2	SR	Auburn, WA (Auburn/MSU Northern)
Honorable Mention All-Conference
Player	School	Position	Height	Year	Hometown (Previous School)
Davis Crilly	Alaska	Guard	6-5	JR	Casper, WY (San Jose City Coll.)
@ Bishop Tosi	Alaska Anchorage	Forward	6-6	SR	Anchorage, AK (Bartlett/Bellevue Coll.)
Bradley Swillie	Central Washington	Guard	6-3	JR	Tacoma, WA (Bella Vista College Prep)
Brandon Tchouya	Montana State Billings	Forward	6-7	SR	London, England (Central Methodist)
Jaden Byers	Northwest Nazarene	Guard	6-2	SR	Riverside, CA (Rancho Christian/W.V. State)
Garrett Hawkes	Northwest Nazarene	Guard	6-3	SR	Ashton, ID (North Fremont/Eastern Ore.)
Theo McMillan	Seattle Pacific	Guard	6-2	JR	Camas, WA (Camas/Clark Coll.)
Mikyle Malabuyoc	Simon Fraser	Guard	5-11	JR	Vancouver, BC (Western)
Zach Stone	Simon Fraser	Forward	7-0	SR	Ottawa, Ont. (Louis Riel)
Dennis Johnson III	Western Washington	Guard	6-3	FR	Seattle, WA (Renton/Phoenix Prep)
Nehemiah Pollard	Western Washington	Guard	6-4	JR	Tacoma, WA (Mount Tahoma/South Puget Sound CC)
* - Unanimous Selection    # - 2024-25 Second-Team All-GNAC   @ - 2024-25 Honorable Mention All-GNAC

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