SALISBURY, N.C. - After a strong 2023-24 campaign that saw him lead the way as the men's basketball leading scorer and rebounder, Khyree Temple has been named to the Division II HBCU All-America Team powered by BOXTOROW, announced Monday morning.

Temple was named to the second team, serving as one of 10 CIAA student-athletes named on the total list. He collects his second postseason accolade, also being named All-CIAA Frontcourt. 

The junior forward helped spearhead the Blue Bears' offensive attack all season while consistently being a force on the boards as well. He averaged 14.6 points per game while shooting an efficient 51.9% from the field, having notched double-digit points in 16 of the 18 games he played in this season. On the boards, he averaged 7.0 rebounds per game, accomplishing five double-doubles on the season, also a team high. 

In Livingstone's postseason loss to Bowie State, he dropped 15 points and 10 rebounds for his fifth and final double-double of the season. 
 

First Team All-Americans
Jaylen Alston, Winston-Salem State (G, Sr., Gibsonville, N.C.)
Tahj Harding, Virginia Union (G, Jr., Lincoln Heights, Ohio)
Jordan Hinds, Bluefield State (G, Jr., Tamarac, Fla.)
Reggie Hudson, Lincoln University (PA) (G, Jr., Bronx N.Y.)
Avery Huggins, Johnson C. Smith (F, Jr., Wilson, N.C.)
Chris Martin, Clark Atlanta (G, Grad Student, Charlotte, N.C.)
Alvin Miles, Miles (G, Sr., Memphis, Tenn.)
Tim Moore, Benedict (G. Sr., Houston, Texas)
Anthony Pittman, West Virginia State (G/F, Sr., Charleston W. Va.)

Second Team All-Americans
Nemo Johnson, Saint Augustine's (F, Soph., Baton Rouge, La.)
Martez Jones, Tuskegee (F, Jr., Tuskegee, Ala.)
Issac Parson, Winston-Salem State (G, Jr., Kinston, N.C.)
Walter Peggs Jr., Spring Hill (G, Jr., Jackson, Tenn.)
Willie Jackson, Central State (G, Sr., Fishers, Ind.)
Shayne Saigo, Shaw (F, Sr., Knightdale, N.C.)
Khyree Temple, Livingstone (G/F, Jr., West Philadelphia, Pa.)
DJ Thomas, Shaw University (G, Sr., Raleigh, N.C.)
 

AWARDS
HBCU Player of the Year: Anthony Pittman, West Virginia State
HBCU Coach of the Year: Alfred Jordan, Clark Atlanta

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