Colorado College had four Tigers be named All-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference selections on Saturday. Junior Asher Nofziger earned second-team recognition, senior Devin Philio was named a third-team honoree and senior Scott Ruegg and Sophomore Ty Hendler were named honorable mentions. 
 
Nofziger finished the year leading the team and was sixth in the conference with 16.7 points per game and third in the SCAC with 8.9 rebounds per game. 
 
The Denver native had nine double-doubles, good for third in the conference and 47th in the nation. He was also fifth in the SCAC with 23 blocks. It's Asher's second career all-conference nod after being named honorable mention last season. 

Nofziger also received the SCAC Elite 19 Award, which is given to one student-athlete at every conference championship.

The SCAC Elite 19 is awarded annually to the student-athlete with at least a cumulative 3.25 GPA, at least 60 credit hours at his or her current institution and earns All-SCAC honors for that particular season.

 
Philio led the conference with a 64.5 field goal percentage and third on the team with 12.1 points per game. The Aurora native was third in the conference with 36 blocks and 13th with 34 steals. 
 
After a stellar senior season, Ruegg got his second-straight all-conference selection, leaving him high in the CC record books. He is fifth all-time in career three-pointers in CC history with 223 and had a career-high 76 threes this season, which is eighth-most in program history. It was also the fifth most in the conference this season. 
 
Hendler had a standout sophomore season. The San Diego native was fourth on the team with 9.3 ppg and was eighth in the SCAC with a three-point percentage of 39.5, which also led the team.
 
 It's Hendler's first career all-conference recognition.