MOUNT BERRY, Ga. - Braxton Benham of Berry Men's Basketball has just been revealed in the Top 100 Players to watch for the Bevo Francis Award by Small College Basketball.

Benham currently leads the Vikings in points with 308 on the season and averaging 20.5 a game (reaching his milestone of 1,000 points earlier this season). He is also a master at dishing out assists with 88 this season and averaging almost six a game to get his teammates involved. Nationally in Division III as of last week Braxton had many top 25 honors in the following categories:
#10 in Assists 
#19 in Assists per game
#20 in Field Goal Attempts
#8 in Field Goals
#15 in Points

Joining Benham on this list is a very familiar face to the Vikings, Blake Campbell, a Berry Men's Basketball Alum now taking his fifth year at the University of Alabama-Huntsville. Also joining the two from the Southern Athletic Association is Russ Marr of Sewanee.

100 Players to Watch:
Tray Alexander 5'10" Sr. Pace
Nate Amado 6'3" Sr. Babson
Jack Bachelor 6'2" So. Washburn
Braxton Benham 6'1" Sr. Berry
Benjamin Bill 6'10" So. Daemen
Jamir Billings 5'11" Sr. Wooster
Jadin Booth 6'2" Sr. Florida Southern
Caedmon Bontrager 6'7" So. Indiana Wesleyan
Adam Brazil 5'10" Sr. Hampden-Sydney
Octavio Brito 6'4" Sr. Keene State
Ryan Broeckel 6'6" Sr. Wisconsin Lutheran
Jack Browder 6'4" Jr. Carson-Newman
Luke Burnett 6'2" Sr. Alabama-Huntsville
Andres Burney 6'9" Sr. Georgetown
Blake Campbell 6'4" Sr. Alabama-Huntsville
Quenton Coleman 5'10" Sr. Wayland Baptist
Ryker Cisarik 6'9" Sr. Nova Southeastern
Tyson Edmondson 6'5" Sr. Lake Superior State
Wes Enis 6'2" So. Lincoln Memorial
Jaquias Franklin 6'1" Sr. Georgetown
Elyjah Freeman 6'8" Fr. Lincoln Memorial
Demitri Gardner 6'4" Jr. Augusta
Jamal Gibson 6'8" So. Southern University (LA)
Hobert Grayson 6'6" Jr. Ouachita Baptist
Dallas Graziani 5'8" Jr. Nova Southeastern
Christian Green 6'6" So. Trinity (TX)
Jamison Guerra 6'0" Sr. Oregon Tech
Scott Gyimesi 6'6" So. Tufts
CJ Hall 6'2" Jr. Nelson
Alton Hamilton 6'8" So. Lewis-Clark State
Kaleb Hammeke 6'0" Sr. Fort Hays State
Jacob Hanna 6'3" Sr. Washburn
Luke Haupt 6'6" Sr. Point Loma Nazarene
Justin Hemphill 6'6" Sr. Daemen
Jahn Hines 6'4" Sr. Christopher Newport
Tristan How 6'7" Sr. New York University
Carter Huschka 6'7" Sr. Wisconsin Eau-Claire
MJ Iraldi 6'6" Sr. Nova Southeastern
Deonte Jackson 5'9" Sr. LeTourneau
Anthony Johnson 6'2" Jr. Cumberlands
Cameron Kahn 6'6" Sr. Dallas Baptist
Charlie Katona 6'7" Sr. MN Duluth
Reed Kemp 6'0" Sr. Maryville (TN)
Antwan Kimmons 6'0" Sr. Concordia-St. Paul
Drake Kindsvater 6'6" Sr. Washington (MO)
Jair Knight 6'2" Jr. Emory
Nick Koch 6'1" Jr. The College of New Jersey
Peyton Law 6'7" Jr. Freed-Hardeman
Jaylon Lee 6'9" Jr. Rocky Mountain
Jaden Lietzke 6'7" Sr. Oklahoma Wesleyan
Lucas Lorenzen 6'4" Jr. Dordt
Kaleb Lowery 6'8" Sr. The Masters
Russ Marr 6'3" Sr. Sewanee
E.J. Matthews-Spratley 6'2" Jr. Stockton
Lakeem McAiley 6'6" Sr. East Stroudsburg
Jalen McCoy 6'5" Sr. USC-Aiken
Erza McKenna 6'9" Sr. Mobile
Khalif Meares 6'3" Sr. Rowan
Vincent Miszkiewicz 6'8" Sr. Keiser
Latavious Mitchell 6'8" Sr. Florida Memorial
Ahamed Mohammed 6'1" Jr. West Texas A&M
Bryce Monroe 5'10" Jr. Langston
Shaunn Monroe 5'11" Sr. Lourdes
Drew Moore 6'4" Sr. Trine
Samaje Morgan 5'9" Jr. College of Idaho
Tommy Murr 6'1" Sr. Alabama-Huntsville
Kashie Natt 6'3" Sr. LSU Alexandria
Gabe Newhof 6'9" Jr. Spring Arbor
Jordan Oates 6'5" Sr. Salisbury
Francis Okweosah 6'6" Sr. William Woods
Andrew Orr 6'8" Sr. Washburn
Christian Parker 6'6" Sr. Mount Union
Collin Parker 6'8" Sr. Columbia (MO)
Ben Pearce 6'1" Jr. Emory
Logan Pearson 6'4" Sr. Wisconsin-Platteville
Shane Regan 6'4" Sr. Wesleyan
Nick Reid 6'7" Sr. Upper Iowa
Joe Reuter 6'5" Sr. Hillsdale
Nick Roper 6'8" Sr. IL Wesleyan
Noah Schutte 6'4" Sr. Concordia (NE)
Ian Scott 6'7" Sr. Grace
Brayden Shorter 6'5" So. Washburn
Joey Skoff 6'3" Sr. Morningside
Aamari Smith 6'3" Sr. Whittier
Tristan Smith 6'5" Sr. Concordia (NE)
Lane Sparks 6'3" Sr. Huntington
Alex Steen 6'8" Jr. Florida Southern
Jacob Stoltz 6'0" Sr. Wisconsin Lutheran
DJ Talton, Jr. 5'8" Jr. OK Wesleyan
Marcus Tomashek 6'6" Jr. Michigan Tech
Caleb Van De Griend 6'8" Jr. Minot State
Joshua Van Gorp 6'10" Sr. Central (IA)
Alex Van Kalsbeek 6'6" Jr. Northwestern (IA)
Jesse Van Kalsbeek 6'6" Fr. Northwestern (IA)
Henry Vetter 6'5" Jr. Trinity (CT)
Joshua Ward 6'1" Jr. Palm Beach Atlantic
Anton Webb 6'8" Sr. Taylor
A.J. White 5'10" Jr. North Georgia
Kyreese Willingham 6'5" Sr. Minnesota State
Andrew Young 6'9" Jr. Missouri S&T

On February 15th, the list will be reduced to the Top 50 players. One month later on March 15th, the Top 25 players will be announced. On April 5th, the finalists of this year's award will be announced, followed by the Bevo Francis Award winner being crowned on April 7th.

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