POUGHKEEPSIE, New York – Josh Pascarelli of the Marist men's basketball team has been named to the Kyle Macy Freshmen All-America Team.
 
Pascarelli was a unanimous selection to the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference All-Rookie Team this season. He finished sixth in the MAAC in three-point percentage (.378) and ninth in the conference in three-pointers per game (2.0).
 
Pascarelli ranked second on the Red Foxes with a scoring average of 10.7 points per game this season. He tied for the team lead with 16 double-digit scoring games, and had a team-best four outing with at least 20 points. After totaling career highs of 26 points and seven rebounds at Dartmouth on Dec. 9, he was named MAAC Rookie of the Week two days later.
 
The Kyle Macy Freshmen All-America Team consists of 30 finalists. The Freshman of the Year is determined by a 10-member voting committee, which consists of current and former head coaches, as well as two senior staff members of collegeinsider.com. The winner will be announced at this year's Final Four in Phoenix.
 
Kyle Macy Freshmen All-Americans
(in alphabetical order)
 
Xavier Amos – Northern Illinois
Juslin Bodo Bodo – High Point
Xzayvier Brown – Saint Joseph's
Markus Burton – Notre Dame
Elliot Cadeau – North Carolina
Carlton Carrington – Pittsburgh
Stephon Castle – Connecticut
Isaiah Collier – USC
Rob Dillingham – Kentucky
David Douglas Jr. – Green Bay
PJ Haggerty – Tulsa
Barrington Hargress – UC Riverside
Josh Hubbard – Mississippi State
Malik Mack – Harvard
Sebastian Mack – UCLA
Jared McCain – Duke
Baye Ndongo – Georgia Tech
Kevin Overton – Drake
Josh Pascarelli – Marist
Myles Rice – Washington State
Cooper Schwieger – Valparaiso
Jackson Shelstad – Oregon
Reed Sheppard – Kentucky
Javan Simmons – Toledo
Deywilk Tavarez – Delaware State
Dedan Thomas Jr. – UNLV
JT Toppin – New Mexico
D.J. Wagner – Kentucky
Ja'Kobe Walter – Baylor
Cody Williams – Colorado
 
The Marist men's basketball team finished the 2023-24 season with an 18-13 record and reached the semifinals of the MAAC Championship. The Red Foxes had their highest win total in 16 years, and the program earned its highest seed in the conference championship (third) in 17 years.