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2013 ALL-MET DIVISION I WOMEN'S TEAMS
FIRST TEAM
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School |
Ht., Year, Pos. |
Hometown |
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Nadirah McKenith |
St. John’s |
5-7, Sr, G |
Newark, NJ |
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Elizabeth Beynnon |
Marist |
6-2, Sr, F |
Burlington, VT |
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Shante Evans |
Hofstra |
6-0, Sr, F |
West Chester, PA |
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Damika Martinez |
Iona |
5-7, So, G |
Meriden, CT |
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Erin Rooney |
Fordham |
5-8, R-Jr, G |
Christchurch, NZ |
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Shenneika Smith |
St. John’s |
6-1, Sr, G |
Brooklyn, NY |
SECOND TEAM
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School |
Ht., Year, Pos. |
Hometown |
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Rayven Johnson |
NJIT |
5-8, Sr, G |
Rahway, NJ |
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MyNeshia McKenzie |
Rider |
5-11, Jr, F/G |
Springfield, PA |
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Brittany Morris |
Seton Hall |
5-6, Sr, G |
Raleigh, NC |
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Marah Strickland |
Fordham |
6-0, Gr, F/G |
Mt. Airy, MD |
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Erica Wheeler |
Rutgers |
5-7, Sr, G |
Miami, FL |
2013 MBWA WOMEN'S DIVISION I PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Nadirah McKenith, St. John’s
All Big East first team. 13.2 ppg, 5.1 rpg, 5.5 assists per game (No. 30 nationally) and 165 assists overall. Had a career high 30 blocks. Led Big East with 6.1 apg in conference play. Finishes as Red Storm’s career assists leader (605, 7th best among current players in any division). 19th player at SJU to amass 1,000+ points.
2013 MBWA WOMEN'S DIVISION I ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Aliyyah Handford, St. John’s
Averaged 9.4 ppg (third on team); had 4.5 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game. Led Big East freshmen in league games with 187 pts and 11.7 ppg. Named the Big East freshman of the week three times.
2013 MAGGIE DIXON WOMEN'S DIVISION I COACH OF THE YEAR
Stephanie Gaitley, Fordham
Led Rams (26-9) to their second most victories ever, first winning record in 19 seasons; first 20-win season in 19 years; first 10-win non-conference mark since 1983-84, Fordham’s first ever winning record (12-2) in Atlantic 10. Guided team that had just eight conference wins in previous five seasons, and 31-116 overall record over that span, to becoming an A-10 contender in her second year at the helm. Lost A-10 tourney final to St. Joseph’s by one point, then advanced to the WNIT Sweet Sixteen before closing out the year.