[BobK]

https://pac-12.com/article/2020/03/02/20...-announced

Lexie a double winner. Kiana Lacie and Nadia Ashten and Fran all named

[BobK]

https://pac-12.com/article/2020/03/02/20...-announced

Lexie a double winner. Kiana Lacie and Nadia Ashten and Fran all named

[81alum]

https://pac-12.com/article/2020/03/02/20...-announced

Lexie a double winner.  Kiana Lacie and Nadia Ashton and Fran all named

I wonder why Lexie got the defensive award rather than Lacie. 

It is sad not to see Carrington or Jones up there.  I'm sure they both would have been.

[81alum]

https://pac-12.com/article/2020/03/02/20...-announced

Lexie a double winner.  Kiana Lacie and Nadia Ashton and Fran all named

I wonder why Lexie got the defensive award rather than Lacie. 

It is sad not to see Carrington or Jones up there.  I'm sure they both would have been.

[BobK]

Lexie plays 30 minutes a game, Lacie 20.

[BobK]

Lexie plays 30 minutes a game, Lacie 20.

[mbdude]

media awards all Pac12 - Ashten "6th player of the year"
https://gostanford.com/news/2020/3/3/wom...wards.aspx

[mbdude]

media awards all Pac12 - Ashten "6th player of the year"
https://gostanford.com/news/2020/3/3/wom...wards.aspx

[oldalum]

Interesting that she was not eligible for the coach's "6th player of the year" award because she started one too many conference games. The media did not have that restriction.

[oldalum]

Interesting that she was not eligible for the coach's "6th player of the year" award because she started one too many conference games. The media did not have that restriction.

[81alum]

That is nice to see Prechtel get something.  She certainly played well enough to deserve recognition of some kind.

They should have a "hard luck" award given to the best player who played long enough to consume eligibility but then suffered a season ending injury.  Seems to me that it would come down to Kennedy Brown vs. Haley Jones, and no doubt Jones would win it.

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While we are fantasizing about awards, a "comeback kid" award for the best player coming back from an injury that took them out of half a year's games, at least.  Again, it would be between Oregon State's Kat Tudor and our Nadia Fingall.  This one would be a closer call.

[81alum]

That is nice to see Prechtel get something.  She certainly played well enough to deserve recognition of some kind.

They should have a "hard luck" award given to the best player who played long enough to consume eligibility but then suffered a season ending injury.  Seems to me that it would come down to Kennedy Brown vs. Haley Jones, and no doubt Jones would win it.

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While we are fantasizing about awards, a "comeback kid" award for the best player coming back from an injury that took them out of half a year's games, at least.  Again, it would be between Oregon State's Kat Tudor and our Nadia Fingall.  This one would be a closer call.

[NW Bias]

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While we are fantasizing about awards, a "comeback kid" award for the best player coming back from an injury that took them out of half a year's games, at least.  Again, it would be between Oregon State's Kat Tudor and our Nadia Fingall.  This one would be a closer call.

Would have to give that comeback award to Fingall. Fingall has performed closer to her pre-surgery form than Tudor this season. I have been impressed with Fingall's defensive intensity this year, especially in light of any lateral mobility concerns following her rehab.

[NW Bias]

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While we are fantasizing about awards, a "comeback kid" award for the best player coming back from an injury that took them out of half a year's games, at least.  Again, it would be between Oregon State's Kat Tudor and our Nadia Fingall.  This one would be a closer call.

Would have to give that comeback award to Fingall. Fingall has performed closer to her pre-surgery form than Tudor this season. I have been impressed with Fingall's defensive intensity this year, especially in light of any lateral mobility concerns following her rehab.