Djobet and Glover earn All-Summit honors
Mar 3, 2026 | Men's Basketball
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - Omaha Men's Basketball junior guard Paul Djobet (Lille, France) and senior guard Ja'Sean Glover (Madelia, Minn.) earned All-Summit League honors, it was revealed Tuesday by the league office.
Djobet, who joined the Mavericks in late August after two seasons at Miami (Fla.), was named to the First Team All-Summit and All-Newcomer Team. Glover earned his second straight nod on the All-Defensive Team.
Djobet took the hardwood in 18 games played, all in the second semester. The 6-foot-7-inch Djobet averaged 18.9 p.p.g. in conference play this season, shooting at a 51.6% clip from the field. Djobet led all Mavericks with 111 made field goals in league action. The Lille, France native shot 43.5% from distance in league play and recorded seven game of 20 or more points in conference play. His 38 points at North Dakota State on Feb. 7 were the most by a Maverick since Frankie Fidler scored 37 at North Dakota back in 2022. His 38 are tied for fifth-most in program history and tied for second in the Division I era (Devin Patterson). Djobet was one of just two Summit League players to score 38 or more points in a game this season (Oral Roberts' Ty Harper).
Djobet finished fourth in the conference in scoring (18.9 p.p.g.) and rebounding, averaging 6.9 per league game, and recorded all four of his career double-doubles this season.
Glover, named to the Summit League All-Defensive Team for the second straight season, logged 98 defensive caroms, 21 steals and six blocked shots this season for Omaha. The "Day 1" Maverick made appearances in all but one of Omaha's league games this season with one start. The Madelia, Minnesota native made history on Dec. 16, 2025 when he recorded the first triple-double in program history, logging 11 points, 13 rebounds and 10 assists in the Omaha win over York (Neb.). Glover ranks in the top 105 nationally in free throw percentage (84.9%).
2025-26 Summit League Major Awards
Player of the Year: Carson Johnson, Denver
Defensive Player of the Year: Eli King, North Dakota
Newcomer of the Year: Carson Johnson, Denver
Freshman of the Year: Nick Janowski, St. Thomas
Sixth Man of the Year: Noah Feddersen, North Dakota State
Coach of the Year: Dave Richman, North Dakota State
Omaha Men's Basketball (15-16, 8-8 Summit) is seeded fifth in the 2026 Summit League Championship and will face (4) South Dakota in the quarterfinal on Friday, March 6 at 6 p.m. CT in Sioux Falls, South Dakota at the Denny Sanford PREMIER Center. Friday's game will air on the Summit League and Midco Sports. Fans can listen on 1180 KOZT or the Varsity Network. Click here for ticketing information.
Connect with Omaha Men's Basketball on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, @OmahaMBB.
Djobet, who joined the Mavericks in late August after two seasons at Miami (Fla.), was named to the First Team All-Summit and All-Newcomer Team. Glover earned his second straight nod on the All-Defensive Team.
Djobet took the hardwood in 18 games played, all in the second semester. The 6-foot-7-inch Djobet averaged 18.9 p.p.g. in conference play this season, shooting at a 51.6% clip from the field. Djobet led all Mavericks with 111 made field goals in league action. The Lille, France native shot 43.5% from distance in league play and recorded seven game of 20 or more points in conference play. His 38 points at North Dakota State on Feb. 7 were the most by a Maverick since Frankie Fidler scored 37 at North Dakota back in 2022. His 38 are tied for fifth-most in program history and tied for second in the Division I era (Devin Patterson). Djobet was one of just two Summit League players to score 38 or more points in a game this season (Oral Roberts' Ty Harper).
Djobet finished fourth in the conference in scoring (18.9 p.p.g.) and rebounding, averaging 6.9 per league game, and recorded all four of his career double-doubles this season.
Glover, named to the Summit League All-Defensive Team for the second straight season, logged 98 defensive caroms, 21 steals and six blocked shots this season for Omaha. The "Day 1" Maverick made appearances in all but one of Omaha's league games this season with one start. The Madelia, Minnesota native made history on Dec. 16, 2025 when he recorded the first triple-double in program history, logging 11 points, 13 rebounds and 10 assists in the Omaha win over York (Neb.). Glover ranks in the top 105 nationally in free throw percentage (84.9%).
2025-26 Summit League Major Awards
Player of the Year: Carson Johnson, Denver
Defensive Player of the Year: Eli King, North Dakota
Newcomer of the Year: Carson Johnson, Denver
Freshman of the Year: Nick Janowski, St. Thomas
Sixth Man of the Year: Noah Feddersen, North Dakota State
Coach of the Year: Dave Richman, North Dakota State
Omaha Men's Basketball (15-16, 8-8 Summit) is seeded fifth in the 2026 Summit League Championship and will face (4) South Dakota in the quarterfinal on Friday, March 6 at 6 p.m. CT in Sioux Falls, South Dakota at the Denny Sanford PREMIER Center. Friday's game will air on the Summit League and Midco Sports. Fans can listen on 1180 KOZT or the Varsity Network. Click here for ticketing information.
Connect with Omaha Men's Basketball on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, @OmahaMBB.
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