GREENSBORO, N.C. — Virginia Tech redshirt senior Keve Aluma has been named to the All-ACC Second Team as the league office announced its annual postseason men's basketball honors Monday.
For the second straight year, Aluma was the top vote getter on the second team. He was joined on the second team by NC State's Dereon Seabron, Duke's Wendell Moore, Jr., Notre Dame's Blake Wesley and Wake Forest's Jake LaRavia.
A native of Berlin, Maryland, Aluma averaged 15.4 points per game, which ranked 12th in the ACC. He scored at least 20 points eight times this season and recorded a team-best six double-doubles.
He surpassed 1,000 career points against Georgia Tech on Feb. 2 and had a stretch of 15 straight games where he reached double-figure scoring. It was the longest streak since Zach LeDay put together 23 straight during the 2016-17 season.
Aluma was third in the league in field-goal percentage, knocking down 53.1% of his attempts.
The voting for the league's annual awards was done by the ACC's head coaches and a panel of media that cover the conference.
2021-22 ACC Award Winners
Player of Year: Alondes Williams, Wake Forest
Rookie of Year: Paolo Banchero, Duke
Coach of Year: Steve Forbes, Wake Forest
Defensive Player of Year: Mark Williams, Duke
Most Improved: Dereon Seabron, NC State
Sixth Man of Year: Matthew Cleveland, Florida State
2021-22 All-ACC Team
First Team
Armando Bacot, North Carolina
Alondes Williams, Wake Forest
Paolo Banchero, Duke
Kameron McGusty, Miami
Buddy Boeheim, Syracuse
Second Team
Keve Aluma, Virginia Tech
Dereon Seabron, NC State
Wendell Moore Jr., Duke
Blake Wesley, Notre Dame
Jake LaRavia, Wake Forest
Third Team
Dane Goodwin, Notre Dame
Mark Williams, Duke
Isaiah Wong, Miami
Michael Devoe, Georgia Tech
Jayden Gardner, Virginia
Honorable Mention
Caleb Love, North Carolina
PJ Hall, Clemson
John Hugley, Pitt
Charlie Moore, Miami
Brady Manek, North Carolina
Kihei Clark, Virginia
AJ Griffin, Duke
Paul Atkinson Jr., Notre Dame
Terquavion Smith, NC State
Reece Beekman, Virginia
All-Defensive Team
Mark Williams, Duke
Reece Beekman, Virginia
Leaky Black, North Carolina
Charlie Moore, Miami
Wendell Moore Jr., Duke
All-Rookie Team
Paolo Banchero, Duke
Terquavion Smith, NC State
Blake Wesley, Notre Dame
AJ Griffin, Duke
Trevor Keels, Duke