NICEVILLE, Fla.- Florida SouthWestern guards Jadrian Tracey and Bradley Douglas were honored by the state on Thursday night as the Bucs pair were the only teammates named to the 2023 FCSAA All-State Team. 

 

Tracey was absolutely electric down the stretch for the Bucs, averaging 22.9 points per game in FSW's final eight games of the season, leading them from last place in the Southern Conference standings to a second place finish and a trip to the FCSAA State Tournament. Tracey finished the season shooting 43% from the three point line, the best single season mark in FSW program history.  

 

Douglas earns All-State honors for the second straight season and for his second different team after being named to the team for Santa Fe a season ago.  Douglas averaged 14.0 points per game this season, topping the 20 point mark six times and the 30 point mark twice.  He wraps up his NJCAA career with 1120 points.  

 

The 12 player All-State Team had representatives from 11 different schools with FSW the only program with two players named to the team. 

 

It is the first time in FSW program history that they have had two players named to the All-State Team in the same season. 

 

Tracey, Douglas, and the Bucs wrapped up their season on Thursday with a loss in the FCSAA State Tournament Quarterfinals, finishing their 2022-2023 campaign with a 20-9 record.