WATERBURY, Conn. -- This afternoon, the College Sports Communicators organization announced its Academic All-District Teams for both Men's and Women's Basketball across all three NCAA Divisions and the NAIA. Post University Men's Basketball garnered two players on the list, the same as last season, while four from Post University Women's Basketball earned the honor, up two from the previous year. 

Men's Basketball, led by Head Coach Marc Kuntz, saw graduate forward Derrick Thomas II make the All-District Team for the third straight year, after playing in 29 games, while junior guard  Ta'Quan Williams, who played and started in all 29 games this season, made his first appearance on the team. 

In the third year for Head Coach Courtney Burns, her team saw four players make the team for the first time in their careers in graduate forward Megan Landsiedel, senior forward Claire Greene, sophomore forward Tiara Tyson, and sophomore guard Kamryn Porter.

In order to qualify, student-athletes must compete in 90% of their institution's games/contests/sets played or must start in at least 66% of the games/contests/sets in addition to achieving a high-level of academic success in the classroom by achieving a grade point average (GPA) above a 3.50 for the previous semester while being in at least their second year academically. 

The entire list of honorees which includes NCAA Division I, Division II, Division III, and NAIA programs, can be viewed at the links attached to the story.