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dtsnms
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 Posted: 03/25/15 12:31 pm ::: WBCA All-Region Teams, Coaches |
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These are the ones that get narrowed down to the 10 All-Americans
Region 1
Name
Institution
Year
Position
Height
Dietrick Blake
Princeton University
Senior
Guard
5’10”
Aliyyah Handford
St. John’s University
Junior
Guard
5’9”
Andrea Hoover
University of Dayton
Senior
Guard
5’9”
Brittany Hrynko
DePaul University
Senior
Guard
5’8”
Moriah Jefferson
University of Connecticut
Junior
Guard
5’7”
Jonquel Jones
George Washington University
Junior
Forward
6’5”
Kelsey Minato
United States Military Academy
Junior
Guard
5’8”
Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis
University of Connecticut
senior
Forward
5’11”
Daisha Simmons
Seton Hall University
Senior
Guard
5’10”
Ka-Deidre Simmons
Seton Hall University
Senior
Guard
5’8”
Breanna Stewart
University of Connecticut
Junior
Forward
6’4”
Courtney Williams
University of South Florida
Junior
Guard
5’8”
Region 2
Adut Bulgak
Florida State University
Junior
Center
6’4”
Allisha Gray
University of North Carolina
Sophomore
Guard
6’0”
Dearica Hamby
Wake Forest University
Senior
Forward
6’4”
Brianna Kiesel
University of Pittsburgh
Senior
Guard
5’7”
Jewell Loyd
University of Notre Dame
Junior
Guard
5’10”
Brianna Turner
University of Notre Dame
Freshman
Forward
6’3”
Elizabeth Williams
Duke University
Senior
Forward /Center
6’3”
Region 3
Danielle Ballard
Louisiana State University
Junior
Guard
5’9”
Isabelle Harrison
University of Tennessee
Senior
Center
6’3”
Tiffany Mitchell
University of South Carolina
Junior
Guard
5’9”
Courtney Walker
Texas A&M University
Junior
Guard
5’8”
Aleighsa Welch
University of South Carolina
Senior
Forward
6’0”
A’ja Wilson
University of South Carolina
Freshman
Forward
6’5”
Region 4
Crystal Bradford
Central Michigan University
Senior
Guard
6’0”
Aundrea Gamble
Arkansas State University
Junior
Guard
5’9”
Chastity Gooch
Western Kentucky University
Senior
Forward
6’0”
Alexis Govan
Western Kentucky University
Senior
Guard
5’10”
Ashia Jones
University of Tennessee at Martin
Sophomore
Forward
6’1”
Sina King
University of Akron
Senior
Forward
6’0”
Region 5
Nina Davis
Baylor University
Sophomore
Forward
5’11”
Chelsea Gardner
University of Kansas
Senior
Forward
6’3”
Bria Holmes
West Virginia University
Junior
Guard
6’1”
Niya Johnson
Baylor University
Junior
Guard
5’8”
Brittney Martin
Oklahoma State University
Junior
Guard
6’0”
Nikki Moody
Iowa State University
Senior
Guard
5’8”
Region 6
Lexie Brown
University of Maryland
Sophomore
Guard
5’9”
Samantha Logic
University of Iowa
Senior
Guard
5’9”
Kelsey Mitchell
Ohio State University
Freshman
Guard
5’8”
Aerial Powers
Michigan State University
Sophomore
Forward
6’0”
Amanda Zahui B.
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Sophomore
Center
6’5”
Region 7
Stacey Barr
University of Idaho
Senior
Guard
5’8”
Marquelle Dent
University of Wyoming
Junior
Guard
5’7”
Mimi Mungedi
University of Nevada
Senior
Center
6’8”
Tyonna Outland
California State University, Bakersfield
Senior
Guard
5’9”
Deanna Weaver
Boise State University
Senior
Guard
5’11”
Region 8
Brittany Boyd
University of California - Berkeley
Senior
Guard
5’9”
Reshanda Gray
University of California - Berkeley
Senior
Forward
6’3”
Ruth Hamblin
Oregon State University
Junior
Center
6’6”
Amber Orrange
Stanford University
Senior
Guard
5’8”
Kelsey Plum
University of Washington
Sophomore
Guard
5'8
COACHES:
Region 1 – Geno Auriemma, University of Connecticut
Region 2 – Sue Semrau, Florida State University
Region 3 – Dawn Staley, University of South Carolina
Region 4 – Michelle Clark-Heard, Western Kentucky University
Region 5 – Kim Mulkey, Baylor University
Region 6 – Brenda Frese, University of Maryland
Region 7 – Mark Trakh, New Mexico State University
Region 8 – Scott Rueck, Oregon State University
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ArtBest23
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| Posted: 03/25/15 12:40 pm ::: |
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| Do they do these by conference? Because the "regions" certainly aren't geographic.
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beknighted
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| Posted: 03/25/15 1:59 pm ::: |
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| And the number of players varies widely from region to region.
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dtsnms
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| Posted: 03/25/15 3:06 pm ::: |
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| ArtBest23 wrote: |
| Do they do these by conference? Because the "regions" certainly aren't geographic. |
I would answer yes based on the inclusion of maryland with the Big 10 teams.
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dtrain34
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IM in OC
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| Posted: 03/25/15 6:48 pm ::: |
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| If you were grouped into a conference, with one of the power 5 conferences, it appears you didnt make the list.
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dtrain34
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| Posted: 03/25/15 7:15 pm ::: |
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| IM in OC wrote: |
| If you were grouped into a conference, with one of the power 5 conferences, it appears you didnt make the list. |
Very true, but I wonder when the voting was done. Usually it is right after the regular season for most honors. Might have had a different outcome if the Gonzaga-OSU game was considered in Region 8, but on the other hand, GU bonked its conference tournament and Rueck has done a great job.
Another interesting -- and welcome -- outcome here is that these selections were not completely swayed by all-conference votes:
Idaho's Stacy Barr was second team All-Big Sky and Tyonna Outland did not receive WAC POY honors in Region 7, yet both show up as All-Region over those who beat them out for conference honors. Like the independence, whether the choices were 100 percent right or wrong.
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