VESTAL, N.Y. - Three Binghamton men's basketball players received season honors from the America East, the conference announced Friday. Graduate guard Tymu Chenery was named to the all-conference second team, sophomore forward Gavin Walsh was chosen for the third team and graduate forward Ben Callahan-Gold was voted to the All-Academic Team. 

The all-conference honors for Chenery and Walsh give the Bearcats two selections for the first time in 16 years. Callahan-Gold becomes the fourth Binghamton All-Academic honoree in the last three years. 

In his final collegiate season, Chenery played a pivotal role in Binghamton's 15-win regular season. With the award, he bookends a collegiate career that began with MAAC All-Rookie honors for Quinnipiac in 2020-21. His career points total is approaching 1,500 (1,484) and in two seasons at Binghamton, Chenery has been a stalwart in the lineup. This season he is averaging a team-high 14.2 points and also leads the team in assists (3.2/game) and blocks (1.0). Chenery has scored in double figures 25 times, including 16 games of 15 or more points. Chenery's name is spread across the stat sheet and America East leaders. In conference play, he ranks among the top-15 in scoring, assists, blocks, field goal percentage and minutes. Chenery is averaging 35.5 minutes, which ranks among the program's top five.

Walsh has produced a record-setting season on the glass. He ranks among the nation's top-five rebounders and is one of only three players across the country averaging at least 11 points and 11 rebounds (11.5 ppg., 11.0 rpg.). His rebound average is 2.4 more per game than the next closest America East player and he's set new records for rebounds in a game (23), season (330) and double-doubles in a season (14). Walsh currently is second in NCAA in defensive rebounds (8.8), third in rebounds per game (11.0), fourth in total rebounds (330) and ninth in double-doubles (AE-leading 14). He is one of just two players in NCAA with pair of 20+ rebound games. His single-game-record 23 boards vs. UML on Feb. 6 is tied for fourth-highest in America East history, behind pair of NBA draft picks (Malik Rose, Drexel and Spencer Dunkley, Delaware). It's also the highest total in an America East regular season game in 30 years. His current 11.0 average is highest of any America East player in 10 years.   

Callahan-Gold has been a key contributor on the court in his final collegiate season after transferring from Trinity College. He is averaging 8.9 points and has a team-high 58 3-pointers. In the classroom, Callahan-Gold has a 3.93 GPA in Binghamton's public administration master's program. He carried a 3.52 undergraduate GPA in psychology at Trinity.    

The Bearcats open their postseason with a quarterfinal game at UAlbany Saturday night.    

Binghamton's America East All-Conference Selections
2001-02: Jeffrey St. Fort, 3rd Team; Nick Billings, All-Rookie
2002-03: Anthony Green, 1st Team; Nick Billings, 2nd Team, Defensive Player of Year
2003-04: Nick Billings, 2nd Team; Brandon Carter, 3rd Team; Troy Hailey, All-Rookie
2004-05: Andre Heard, 2nd Team
2005-06: Andre Heard, 1st Team, All Defense; Sebastian Hermenier, 2nd Team, All Defense; Mike Gordon, 3rd Team, All Defense
2006-07: Mike Gordon, 2nd Team, All Defense; Lazar Trifunovic, All-Rookie
2007-08: Mike Gordon, 2nd Team, All Defense; Lazar Trifunovic, 3rd Team
2008-09: D.J. Rivera, 2nd Team; Emanuel Mayben, 2nd Team; Reggie Fuller, 3rd Team, All-Defense
2009-10: Greer Wright, 1st Team; Dylan Talley, All Rookie Rookie of the Year
2010-11: Mahamoud Jabbi, 3rd Team, All-Defense
2011-12: Ben Dickinson, All-Rookie
2012-13: Jordan Reed, 3rd Team, All-Rookie
2013-14: Jordan Reed, 2nd Team; Yosef Yacob, All-Rookie
2014-15: Willie Rodriguez, All-Rookie
2015-16: Willie Rodriguez, 3rd Team
2016-17: Thomas, Bruce, All-Defense; John Rinaldi, All-Academic
2017-18  Thomas, Bruce, All-Defense; J.C. Show, All-Academic
2018-19: Sam Sessoms, Rookie of the Year, 3rd Team, All-Rookie; J.C. Show, All-Academic
2019-20: Sam Sessoms, 2nd Team; George Tinsley, Rookie of the Year, All-Rookie; Brenton Mills, All-Rookie
2020-21: Brenton Mills, 3rd Team
2021-22: Jacob Falko, 1st Team; Christian Hinckson, All-Defense
2022-23: Jacob Falko, 2nd Team; Armon Harried, All-Defense; Dan Petcash, All-Academic
2023-24: Armon Harried, All-Defensive, All-Academic; Gavin Walsh, All-Rookie, Dan Petcash, All-Academic
2024-25: Tymu Chenery, 2nd Team; Gavin Walsh, 3rd Team; Ben Callahan-Gold, All-Academic