2011 California Pacific Conference Women's Basketball All-Conference Team Announced

[Josh Dozier]

Oakland, CA - California Pacific Conference regular season champion Holy Names and conference runner-up Menlo each placed three players on the 2011 All-California Pacific Conference women's basketball team, which was announced today by commissioner Don Ott.

 

Holy Names, which ran through the conference with a perfect 12-0 record, headlines the honor list with Lesley Vodiscka and sisters Britni and Jamie Ronolo. Menlo added the trio of Monique Ayers-Cavello, Erika Garcia, and Stephanie Truong.

William Jessup sophomore Ashley Rose, the league's leading scorer with 18.1 ppg in California Pacific Conference play, captured the conference's Player of the Year honor and is the Warriors' lone first-team choice. William Jessup coach Guin Boggs takes home the Coach of the Year honor.

Vodiscka, the league's assist leader and was second in steals per game, is the Defender of the Year. Ayers-Cavello was named Newcomer of the Year.

Bekah Wofford of Simpson is the Freshman of the Year.

 

Player of the Year: Ashley Rose, William Jessup University

 

Defender of the Year: Lesley Vodicska, Holy Names University

 

Newcomer of the Year: Monique Ayers-Calvello, Menlo College

 

Freshman of the Year: Bekah Wofford, Simpson University

 

Coach of the Year: Guin Boggs, William Jessup University

 

FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE

1. Monique Ayers-Calvello, Menlo College
2. Elizabeth Barros, Cal State University , Maritime
3. Erika Garcia, Menlo College
4. Britni Ronolo, Holy Names University
5. Jaime-Leigh Ronolo, Holy Names University
6. Ashley Rose, William Jessup University
7. Kylie Shaw, Simpson University
8. Stephanie Truong, Menlo College
9. Lesley Vodicska, Holy Names University
10. Bekah Wofford, Simpson University

SECOND TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE

1. Nicole Aboumrad, William Jessup University
2. Lara Canders, Pacific Union College
3. Sabrina Domingo, Cal State University, Maritime
4. Rachelle Russell, William Jessup University
5. Alyssa Wright, Bethany University