FORT WAYNE, Ind. -- Playing his final game in a George Fox uniform, Bruin guard Momo Stokes put together a solid performance at the 2025 NABC Division III College All-Star Game, helping Team Fenlon to a 102-94 win.

Stokes served as the only Northwest Conference player to be named to the roster of 20 in the All-Star Game, and one of just two — Cal Lutheran's Devon Lewis being the other — on the West Coast to be named to the team. It marked the first time in George Fox basketball history that a Bruin athlete was named to the team.

With all 20 players each playing 20 minutes in the game, Stokes made sure he played to his full potential, totaling 11 points, six rebounds, and three assists. The senior made two triples in the first half, ultimately ending 3-6 from deep — the most by any player on the team coached by former DePauw coach Bill Fenlon.

Stokes ends his career as a 1,000 point scorer with heaps of accolades. The senior became the first Bruin men's basketball player to be named NWC Player of the Year thanks to averaging the fifth-highest single-season average in program history — a career-high 22.0 points per game.

Beyond his scoring, Stokes was also a key distributor and pesky on defense, averaging 3.3 assists per game and 2.3 assists per game. Those numbers, along with his blocks and points averages, were all career highs.

The Bruins will look to reload without Stokes in 2025-26, who now looks to continue his basketball career overseas,