The 2025-26 Division 2 hoops season is underway. With conference action going strong for the men, the athletes are putting their best foot forward in the final weeks of the season before a berth at the conference of national tournament. 

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With so much talent across the country in D2 basketball, there are some major stats to be noted and discussed and the talent across this division is unmatched. 

From a record 72 blocks in this season alone from Jarnel Rancy at Adelphi, to Jaquay Randolph having 14 double-doubles through 18 games at Southern Wesleyan, this division is insane. 

With teams back in action for the weekend of Jan. 30, here is a look at some of the top stats across the D2 Men's hoops landscape. 

Please note all stats are through the games on Jan. 25 and the data from the NCAA D2 Men's Basketball website. 

Team Scoring Offense

The buckets are being made, here is a look at which teams are leading the charge. 

1. Nova Southeastern, 103.3 PPG
2. West Liberty, 96.9 PPG
3. Gannon, 93.9 PPG
4. Valdosta State, 92.8 PPG
5. Frostburg State, 92.7 PPG
6. Lenoir-Rhyne, 91.9 PPG
7. Florida Southern, 91.2 PPG
8. Lake Erie, 90.6 PPG
9. Findlay, 90.0 PPG
10. Fairmont State, 89.9 PPG
11. Rockhurst, 89.7 PPG
12. East Stroudsburg, 89.2 PPG
13. Washburn, 89.2 PPG
14. Fayetteville State, 89.1 PPG
15. West Florida, 88.8 PPG
16. UCCS, 88.7 PPG
17. Walsh, 88.7 PPG
18. Northeastern State, 88.6 PPG
19. Palm Beach Atlantic, 88.3 PPG
20. Glenville State, 88.2 PPG

Team Scoring Defense

Here is a look at who's defense is doing the work with the least amount of opponent points scored. 

1. Benedict, 59.8 Opponent PPG
2. Fort Hays State, 59.9 Opponent PPG
3. Ouachita Baptist, 60.3 Opponent PPG
4. McKendree, 60.9 Opponent PPG
5. West Alabama, 61.5 Opponent PPG
6. Harding, 61.6 Opponent PPG
7. Washburn, 61.8 Opponent PPG
8. Virginia Union, 61.9 Opponent PPG
9. Pace, 62.1 Opponent PPG
10. Northern Michigan, 62.5 Opponent PPG
11. Cal State East Bay, 62.8 Opponent PPG
12. Alaska Anchorage, 63.1 Opponent PPG
13. Tuskegee, 64.0 Opponent PPG
14. LeMoyne-Owen, 64.2 Opponent PPG
15. CSU Pueblo, 64.3 Opponent PPG
16. Malone, 64.7 Opponent PPG
17. Saint Martin’s, 64.8 Opponent PPG
18. Michigan Tech, 65.0 Opponent PPG
19. Arkansas-Monticello, 65.3 Opponent PPG
20. St. Mary’s (Texas), 65.6 Opponent PPG

Season Assist Leaders

Here is a look at who has the most season assist through the 2025-26 season. 

• 1. Jaden Miller, East Central, 146 
• 2. Will Davies, Saint Anselm, 140
• 3. Trey Nelson, Clarion, 125
• 4. Tameron Ferguson, Augustana (SD), 124
• 5. Justin Hemphill,  Daemen, 113
• 6. Lazerek Houston, Central Missouri, 111
• 7. Jordan Edwards, Ashland, 109
• T7. Jordan Miller, Wingate, 109
• 9. Ja’Bryant Hill, Nebraska-Kearny, 108
• 10. Mason English, Pittsburg State, 106
• T10. Arhman Lewis, Minnesota State Mankato, 106
• 12. Gunner Walters, Regis (CO), 103
• T12. Andre Wright Jr., Anderson (SC), 103
• 14. BJ Brown Jr., West Alabama, 102
• T14. Jason Lee, South Dakota Mines, 102
• 16. Jeremiah Anderson, Felician, 101
• 17. Brandon Fussell, Montevallo, 100
• 18. Ellija Preddy, Bluefield State, 97
• T18. Devin Story, Emmanuel (GA), 97
• 20. Jared Berry, Embry-Riddle (FL), 96

Season Block Leaders

Here is who is leading D2 Men's hoops in blocks in the 2025-26 season. 

• 1. Jarnel Rancy, Adelphi, 72 
• 2. Matthew Willenborg, Central Okla., 64
• 3. Conrad Luczynski, Lenoir-Rhyne, 55
• 4. Amadou Fall, Lincoln (Pa.), 54
• 5. Kharye Cayne, Clark Atlanta, 52
• 6. Deonte Williams, Georgia Southwestern, 49
• 7. Cameron Jernigan, Miles, 47
• T7. Assad Madassalia, Emory & Henry, 47
• 9. Jared Weakly, Molloy, 45
• 10. Wyatt Hawks, St. Cloud State, 44
• 11. Amar Lane, Georgian Court, 43
• T11. Henry Shannon III, Bemidji State, 43
• 13. Christian Parks, Ouachita Baptist, 42
• 14. Donovan Flamer, Elizabeth City State, 41
• T14. Tyus Parrish-Tillman, Biola, 41
• 16. Justin Banks, Catawba, 39
• 17. Josh Linder, North Greenville, 38
• T17. Kevonne Taylor, Saginaw Valley State, 38
• 19. Rene Diop, Fairmont State, 37
• T19. Avery Huggins, Shaw, 37
• T19. Terrence Ringo Jr., Union (Tenn.), 37
• 22. Terence Thompson, Caldwell, 36

Season Double-Double Leaders

Here is a look at who is getting it done on both sides of the ball! 

• 1. Jaquay Randolph, Southern Wesleyan, 14 
• 2. Alex Romack, Colorado School of Mines, 13
• 3. Antonio Pusateri, Lubbock Christian, 12
• T3. Baden Forup, Pitt.-Johnstown, 12
• 5. Boubacar Djigo, Concord, 11
• 6. Matthew Willenborg, Central Okla., 10
• T6. Jovan Ristic, Saint Anselm, 10
• T6. Carl Cleveland, Young Harris, 10
• T6. Marko Sarenac, Barry, 10
• 10. Blaise Wallace, Valdosta State, 9
• T10. Kedrick Curtis, Seton Hill, 9
• T10. Keshawn Evans, Edward Waters, 9
• T10. Jack Browder, Carson-Newman, 9
• T10. Kyle Hrncir, Upper Iowa, 9
• T10. Tristin Harcourt, Felician, 9
• T10. Jose Murillo, Eastern New Mexico, 9
• 17. Christian Thompson, West Alabama, 8
• T17. Emmanuel Byrd, Truman State, 8
• T17. Cooper Farrall, Bentley, 8
• T17 Avaughn Johnson, Mississippi College, 8
• T17. Ugo Nwachukwu, Southern New Hampshire, 8
• T17. Tahj-Malik Campbell, Queens (N.Y.), 8
• 23. Yoro Diallo, UVA Wise, 7

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