The coaches agreed with me on the men's Player of the Year (Kenny Hasbrouck) but opted instead for my second choice for Rookie of the Year (they picked Scott Machado over Novar Gadson), Defensive Player of the Year (they went with Tyrone Lewis; I picked Bilal Benn) and Coach of the Year (they went with Fran McCaffery over Joe Mihalich, who was my choice).

I completely forgot to pick a winner for Sixth Man of the Year, but the coaches voted in Siena's Clarence Jackson, adding to the hardware that the Saints had already compiled.

You could have also made a case for Gadson for Sixth Man of the Year, but it's hard to argue with Jackson, who gave Siena a valuable spark off the bench, fitting the role that Loyola's Marquis Sullivan rode to the award last year.

On the women's side, Rachele Fitz -- surprise, surprise -- was voted Player of the Year for the second time; Canisius' Terry Zeh -- a shoo-in -- took Coach of the Year honors after his team posted a seven-win improvement; Iona's Kristina Ford was named Rookie of the Year; Canisius' Brittane Russell was named Defensive Player of the Year; and the Golden Griffs' Ellie Radke was named Sixth Player of the Year.

That's all I've got for today. Tomorrow's Trentonian has a story on the Rider women's loss and a story on the awards banquet. The blogathon will continue bright and early at 9:30 tomorrow, with the 10th-seeded Niagara women playing their cross-town rivals from Canisius, the No. 2 seed.

The rest of tomorrow's schedule is as follows:
11:30 a.m.: No. 3 Fairfield women vs. No. 6 Siena
1:30 p.m.: No. 1 Marist women vs. No. 9 Loyola
3:30 p.m.: No. 4 Saint Peter's women vs. Iona
7:30 p.m.: No. 8 Loyola men vs. No. 9 Canisius
9:30 p.m.: No. 7 Iona men vs. No. 10 Marist

Remember to send your bracket picks to bdoody@trentonian.com by 7 p.m.tomorrow.

With that, thanks to everyone who's visited the Blog today. Until tomorrow, so long from Albany.