iHoops First Team Alums Taking Part in Postseason College Basketball

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Division I postseason basketball tournaments start this week, and the legacy of the iHoops First Team program is all over the brackets.

In all, 59 former members of the iHoops First Team program are on the rosters of NCAA, NIT and CBI tournament rosters. First Team, a program that helps student-athletes navigate the recruiting process, worked to provide positive mentorship for all of these players as they prepared for playing in college and beyond.

Here are the 59 taking part in March Madness:

NCAA Tournament

SOUTH REGION

Iowa State: Percy Gibson

South Dakota State: Jordan Dykstra

Duke: Josh Hairston, Alex Murphy, Austin Rivers, Tyler Thornton

WEST REGION

Michigan State: Brandan Kearney, Branden Dawson

Memphis: Adonis Thomas

New Mexico: Dominique Dunning

Louisville: Jared Swopshire, Steven Van Treese

Florida: Erik Murphy

EAST REGION

Syracuse: Brandon Triche

Kansas State: Shane Southwell

Harvard: Christian Webster

Wisconsin: Evan Anderson, George Marshall, Traevon Jackson

Texas: Sterling Gibbs

Florida State: Okaro White

West Virginia: Darryl "Truck" Bryant

Ohio State: Amir Williams

MIDWEST REGION

North Carolina: Kendall Marshall, Leslie McDonald, Dexter Strickland

Alabama: Charles Hankerson Jr., Trevor Releford

Michigan: Carlton Brundidge

Ohio University: Nick Kellogg, Walter Offutt, Stevie Taylor

North Carolina State: DeShawn Painter

Georgetown: Tyler Adams

Belmont: Drew Hanlen

Purdue: D.J. Byrd

Kansas: Travis Releford

Detroit: Ray McCallum Jr., P.J. Boutte

NIT Tournament

Washington: Tony Wroten, Scott Suggs

LSU: Ralston Turner

Tennessee: Trae Golden, Jeronne Maymon

Middle Tennessee State: Jason Jones

Marshall: Chris Martin

Valparaiso: Bobby Capobianco

Seton Hall: Brian Oliver

Stony Brook: Leonard Hayes

Drexel: Dartaye Ruffin

Central Florida: Tristan Spurlock

St. Joseph's: Carl Jones

Northern Iowa: Matt Bohannon

Arizona: Angelo Chol

Bucknell: Ryan Hill

Stanford: Jarrett Mann

Cleveland State: Aaron Pogue

CBI Tournament

Princeton: Ben Hazel

Pittsburgh: Ashton Gibbs