BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Campbell's Sincere Brown, Jalen Brooks and Bobby Cleary have been named to 2024 All-CAA teams, announced today by the conference.

Brown was named First Team All-CAA at wide receiver, while Brooks claimed Second Team honors as a linebacker. Cleary also took honorable mention accolades.

Monmouth QB Derek Robertson was named CAA Offensive Player of the Year, while New Hampshire's Josiah Silver was named Defensive Player of the Year, and Special Teams Player of the Year went to Chandler Brayboy from Elon.

Stony Brook's Billy Cosh was named Coach of the Year, with Villanova's David Avit (offensive) and Mattew  Traynor (defensive) taking top rookie honors. Elon safety Caleb Curtain also earned the Chuck Boone Leadership Award.

Brown became Campbell's third 1,000 yard receiver in program history, totaling 1,028 receiving yards and a school record 12 touchdown catches. A Charleston, S.C. native, Brown was one of two 1,000 receivers in the CAA this year, ranking second in both yards and TDs in the league. He also ranked fourth nationally in receiving touchdowns and 12^th in receiving yards. His 12 touchdown catches made up half of Campbell's single-season record-tying 24 passing scores for the season.

Posting at least four catches in 11 of 12 games, Brown went over 100 yards five times this season, while scoring a touchdown in eight different games. He caught two 50+ yard touchdown catches in two separate games this season, the only Camel to accomplish that feat more than once in a career. Brown notched a career-high 150 yards with two touchdowns on five catches in a win over North Carolina A&T, and collected three TDs with 133 yards on five grabs in a win over Delaware State.

Brooks set a school single-season record for tackles, posting 118 stops on the season. The first year Camel ranked second in the CAA in total tackles and 13^th overall in the FCS, while leading the conference in fumble recoveries with three. The Knightdale, N.C. native added 8.5 TFL, including 4.0 sacks, to go along with an interception, a forced fumble and four pass breakups.

A North Carolina transfer, Brooks led the CU defense in tackles, tackles for loss and fumbles recovered, while ranked second in sacks, starting all 12 games for the Camels at linebacker. He tallied four double figure tackle games, including a career-high 19 stops at William & Mary, the second most in Campbell single game history, with 3.0 stops for loss, also making 12 tackles with an interception in Campbell's win at then-No. 17 Western Carolina, the program's first win over a ranked opponent in its history, earning CAA Defensive Player of the Week honors.

Cleary, meanwhile, was named honorable mention All-CAA for the second straight season. The Slinger, Wisc. native has handled nearly every long snap for the Camels over the last two seasons, totaling two tackles this year while downing multiple punts.

A preseason All-America and All-CAA pick, Cleary helped Campbell special teams make 12 field goals, two makes shy of the single season school record, as well as record 14 fair catches on punts and 13 punts downed inside the 20.

Campbell finished the 2024 season at 3-9 overall and 1-7 in CAA play, taking on the 10^th toughest schedule in the FCS.

2024 CAA FOOTBALL POSTSEASON AWARDS
Offensive Player of the Year: Derek Robertson, Monmouth
Defensive Player of the Year: Josiah Silver, New Hampshire
Special Teams Player of the Year: Chandler Brayboy, Elon
Coach of the Year: Billy Cosh, Stony Brook
Offensive Rookie of the Year: David Avit, Villanova
Defensive Rookie of the Year: Matthew Traynor, Richmond
Chuck Boone Leadership Award: Caleb Curtain, Elon

FIRST TEAM ALL-CAA
QB – Derek Robertson, Monmouth
RB – Roland Dempster, Stony Brook
RB – Marcus Yarns, Delaware
FB – Sone Ntoh, Monmouth
WR – Chandler Brayboy, Elon
WR – Sincere Brown, Campbell
WR – Landon Ruggieri, Bryant
TE – Carter Runyon, Towson
OL – Kevin Burkett, Elon
OL – Tom Elia, Richmond
OL – Brock Gingrich, Delaware
OL – Charles Grant, William & Mary
OL – Jake Picard, Villanova

DL – Jeremiah Grant, Richmond
DL – Rushawn Lawrence, Stony Brook
DL – Westley Neal, Jr., Rhode Island
DL – Flex Ruiz, New Hampshire
DL – Josiah Silver, New Hampshire
LB – Brendan Bell, Villanova
LB – Shane Hartzell, Villanova
LB – Dontae Lunan, UAlbany
LB – A.J. Pena, Rhode Island
CB – Jalen Jones, William & Mary
CB – Isas Waxter, Villanova
S – Caleb Curtain, Elon
S – Wande Owens, New Hampshire

PK – Nick Mazzie, New Hampshire
KR – Chandler Brayboy, Elon
PR – Carson Jenkins, William & Mary
P – Jeff Yurk, Elon
SPEC – Tommy Smith, Rhode Island

SECOND TEAM ALL-CAA
QB – Seth Morgan, New Hampshire
RB – Zach Palmer-Smith, Richmond
RB – Bronson Yoder, William & Mary
FB – Tommy Smith, Rhode Island
WR – Marquis Buchanan, Rhode Island
WR – Josh Derry, Monmouth
WR – Logan Tomlinson, New Hampshire
TE – Cal Redman, Stony Brook
OL – Bradley Anyanwu, Delaware
OL – Brock Bethea, Rhode Island
OL – JT Cornelius, Monmouth
OL – Ozzie Hutchinson, UAlbany
OL – Tyler McDuffie, Hampton
OL – Ralph Paige, Towson

DL – Camden Byrd, Richmond
DL – Xavier Holmes, Maine
DL – Cazeem Moore, Elon
DL – Michael Otty, Bryant
LB – Jalen Brooks, Campbell
LB – Ty Davis, Delaware
LB – Carter Glassmyer, Richmond
LB – Ryan Toscano, New Hampshire
CB – Tyron Herring, Delaware
CB – Fredrick Mallay, Rhode Island
CB – Rudy Silvera, Stony Brook
S – Marcus Barnes, William & Mary
S – Ty Trinh, Villanova

PK – Enda Kirby, Stony Brook
KR – TJ Speight, Monmouth
PR – Jake Thaw, Delaware
P – Aaron Trusler, Richmond
SPEC – Tony Hart, Elon

THIRD TEAM ALL-CAA
QB – Camden Coleman, Richmond
QB – Devin Farrell, Rhode Island
RB – Malik Grant, Rhode Island
RB – Devin Matthews, Towson
FB – Trey McDonald, William & Mary
WR – Nick DeGennaro, Richmond
WR – Phil Lutz, Delaware
WR – Montigo Moss, Maine
WR – TJ Speight, Monmouth
TE – Caleb Fauria, Delaware
OL – Tre Alexander, Rhode Island
OL – Andrew Berkery, Bryant
OL – Joe Horn, Maine
OL – Niko Papic, Stony Brook
OL – Dylan Poirier, New Hampshire

DL – Dasean Dixon, UAlbany
DL – Jurnee Dunbar, Towson
DL – Josh Johnson, Elon
DL – Akie Nance, Hampton
DL – Isaiah Rogers, Monmouth
LB – Cole Brockwell, Rhode Island
LB – Wayne Galloway, Richmond
LB – Ryan Moran, Monmouth
LB – AJ Roberts, Stony Brook
LB – Alex Washington, William & Mary
CB – Myles Brodie, Towson
CB – Karon Prunty, North Carolina A&T
S – Emmanuel Gomes, Rhode Island
S – KT Seay, Delaware
S – Matthew Traynor, Richmond

PK – Keegan Vaughan, Towson
KR – Trevin Ewing, Maine
PR – Jacari Carter, UAlbany
P – Sean Lehane, New Hampshire
SPEC – Gavin Urda, New Hampshire

HONORABLE MENTION: Connor Watkins, QB, Villanova; Darius Wilson, QB, William & Mary; David Avit, RB, Villanova; Rushawn Baker, RB, Elon; Dylan Magazu, FB, Elon; Seven McGee, WR, UAlbany; Sean McElwain, TE, William & Mary; Jack Neri, TE, Monmouth; Anwar O'Neal, OL, Delaware; Will Marotta, OL, UAlbany; Ryan McKenna, OL, William & Mary; Cade Salyers, OL, Richmond; Korion Sharpe, OL, North Carolina A&T; Stephane Voltaire, OL, Villanova; Nate Reed, PK, Delaware; Aaron Harris, KR, North Carolina A&T; Melkart Abou-Jaoude, DL, Delaware; Davin Dzidzienyo, DL, William & Mary; Izaiah Henderson, DL, Maine; Miles Mitchell, DL, Monmouth; Obinna Nwobodo, DL, Villanova; Carson Primrose, DL, Rhode Island; John Gioia, LB, Towson; Devin Hightower, LB, Rhode Island; Gavin Moul, LB, Delaware; Dylan Trainer, LB, Delaware; Nate Evans, CB, Delaware; Jamaree Gibson, CB, Maine; Noah Stansbury, CB, New Hampshire; Tre Everett, S, Hampton; Jabril Hayes, S, Richmond; Bobby Cleary, SPEC, Campbell; John Kearney, SPEC, William & Mary; Tyler Merwarth, SPEC, UAlbany