Arkansas Little-Rock defeated North Texas by a 64-63 final to win the 2011 Sun Belt Tournament.

Senior Solomon Bozeman of Arkansas Little-Rock was named Tournament MVP.

Joining Bozeman on the All-Tournament Team were  teammate Alex Garcia-Mendoza, Sergio Kerusch (Western Kentucky), along with Tristan Thompson, George Odufuwa and Josh White (North Texas)

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Belmont defeated North Florida by an 87-46 final to win the 2011 Atlantic Sun Tournament.

Mick Hedgepeth was named Tournament MVP, leading in Total FIC at 31.4.

North Florida was the sixth seed, upsetting East Tennessee State by a 59-55 final in the semifinals. East Tennessee State struggled to get out of the first round, defeating seventh seed Campbell by a 54-53 final.

Joining Hedgepeth on the All-Tournament Team were teammates Ian Clark and Jordan Campbell, Jerron Granberry and Andy Diaz (North Florida) and Brian Mills (Mercer).

Despite playing in just two games, Mills was the tournament's leading scorer with 48 points.

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Mike Smith of East Tennessee State has won the 2010-11 Atlantic Sun Player of the Year award.

Torrey Craig of USC Upstate won Freshman of the Year and Ayron Hardy of Jacksonville won Defensive POY.

Joining Smith and Hardy on the First Team All-Atlantic Sun were Ian Clark (Belmont), Adnan Hodzic (Lipscomb), Brian Mills (Mercer) and Josh Slater (Lipscomb).

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Western Kentucky's Sergio Kerusch and Steffphon Pettigrew were named to the All-Sun Belt First Team, along with Raymond Taylor of Florida Atlantic and Tristan Thompson of North Texas.

Named to the Second Team were Martavius Adams (Arkansas State), Greg Gantt (Florida Atlantic), Chase Hallam (Denver), J.J. Thomas (Louisiana-Lafayette) and James Washington (Middle Tennessee State).

Brett Royster of Florida Atlantic was named Sun Belt Defensive Player of the Year and Augustine Rubit of South Alabama was named Freshman of the Year.