CIAA Basketball Honors: All-Conference Teams and Players of the Year Announced
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Posted By: Hija Chang on February 21, 2013 The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association Men’s and Women’s Basketball Coaches Associations have selected the 2013 slate of All-Conference honorees. This season’s line-up features Men’s Player of the Year, Angelo Sharpless of Elizabeth City State University and Women’s bright spot, Kristen Hanzer of Fayetteville State University as Women’s Player of the Year. Sharpless, a senior forward from Plymouth, North Carolina, ranks at the top of the conference in total field goals made, 101-224 (45.1%), first in total rebounds and per game average (129, 8.2%) and is second in the CIAA in total points, 285, 19.0ppg. Another defensive sting for Sharpless’ opponents are his 24 steals; third most in the CIAA. Kristen Hanzer, a Youngsville, North Carolina native and senior guard for the Lady Broncos ranks in the Top Two in the CIAA in several categories including points and points per game (2nd, 226, 17.7%), steals (2nd, 53) and free throws made (1st, 88-113). Sharpless and Hanzer are joined by Marcus Wells (WSSU) and Lamesha Deal (VSU) as Defensive Players of the Year. All four honorees and their fellow All-Conference selectees will be formally recognized at the Men’s and Women’s Tip-Off Awards Luncheon, scheduled for Monday, February 25th at the Charlotte Convention Center. The media are welcome to attend this invitation only celebration. 2013 All-CIAA Men’s Basketball Team Name SCHOOL POS HT CL Hometown FRONTCOURT Quinton McDuffie CU Forward 6’5 Sr. Newark, NJ Wykevin Bazemore WSSU Forward 6’4 So. Kelford, NC Kenny Mitchell VSU Forward 6’9 Sr. Stone Mtn. GA Angelo Sharpless ECSU Forward 6’4 Sr. Plymouth, NC Emilio Parks JCSU Forward 6’6 So. Ashtabula, OH Tyreel Tate FSU Forward 6’5 Jr. Raleigh, NC Byron Westmorland BSU Forward 6’4 Sr. Baltimore, MD BACK COURT Kenny Sharpe LUP Guard 6’3 Sr. Chester, PA Justin Glover WSSU Guard 6’3 Sr. Siler City, NC Trevin Parks JCSU Guard 5’11 Sr. Hickory, NC Mark Thomas LC Guard 5’10 Jr. Saginaw, MI Percy Woods SAU Guard 5’10 Sr. Washington, DC PLAYER OF THE YEAR Angelo Sharpless, Elizabeth City State University DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Marcus Wells, Winston-Salem State University 2013 All-CIAA Women’s Basketball Team Name SCHOOL POS HT CL Hometown FRONT COURT Stephanie Harper ECSU Forward 5’11 Sr. Charleston, IL Bria Robinson BSU Forward 5’9 So. Richmond, VA Lamesha Deal VSU Forward 5’10 Jr. Norfolk, VA Shuanda Ashford FSU Forward 6’1 Sr. Fayetteville, NC Tierra Coleman FSU Forward 6’1 Sr. Cameron, NC Tahlar McIntosh LUP Forward 5’8 Sr. Pittsburgh, PA Jasmine Murray LC Center 5’10 Sr. Washington, DC BACK COURT Shatara Jackson ECSU Guard 5’9 Sr. Wilmington, NC Brittany Dorsett JCSU Guard 5’8 Sr. Winston-Salem, NC Talaya Lynch CU Wing 5’9 Sr. Hampton, VA Kristen Hanzer FSU Guard 5’10 Sr. Youngsville, NC Ashle Freeman VUU Guard 5’6 So. Richmond, VA PLAYER OF THE YEAR Kristen Hanzer, Fayetteville State University DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Lamesha Deal, Virginia State University If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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