[TheWildJacko]

Kiana named Alamo Regional MOP: https://twitter.com/StanfordWBB/status/1...09892?s=20

Lexie and Cameron named to the All-Tournament Team: https://twitter.com/StanfordWBB/status/1...06728?s=20

Also Dana Evans: https://twitter.com/UofLWBB/status/13771...56910?s=20

Anybody know where to find the full list?

[TheWildJacko]

Kiana named Alamo Regional MOP: https://twitter.com/StanfordWBB/status/1...09892?s=20

Lexie and Cameron named to the All-Tournament Team: https://twitter.com/StanfordWBB/status/1...06728?s=20

Also Dana Evans: https://twitter.com/UofLWBB/status/13771...56910?s=20

Anybody know where to find the full list?

[Lorcan]

River Walk Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Paige Bueckers, UConn
  
  
• DiJonai Carrington, Baylor
  
  
• Caitlin Clark, Iowa
  
  
• NaLyssa Smith, Baylor
  
  
• Christyn Williams, UConn
  

Mercado Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Aari McDonald, Arizona
  
  
• Grace Berger, Indiana
  
  
• Jada Boyd, NC State
  
  
• Mackenzie Holmes, Indiana
  
  
• Jordan Nixon, Texas A&M
  

Hemisfair Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Zia Cooke, South Carolina
  
  
• Laeticia Amihere, South Carolina
  
  
• Aliyah Boston, South Carolina
  
  
• Victaria Saxton, South Carolina
  
  
• Celeste Taylor, Texas
  

Alamo Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Kiana Williams, Stanford
  
  
• Cameron Brink, Stanford
  
  
• Dana Evans, Louisville
  
  
• Lexie Hull, Stanford
  
  
• Sedona Prince, Oregon
  

[Lorcan]

River Walk Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Paige Bueckers, UConn
  
  
• DiJonai Carrington, Baylor
  
  
• Caitlin Clark, Iowa
  
  
• NaLyssa Smith, Baylor
  
  
• Christyn Williams, UConn
  

Mercado Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Aari McDonald, Arizona
  
  
• Grace Berger, Indiana
  
  
• Jada Boyd, NC State
  
  
• Mackenzie Holmes, Indiana
  
  
• Jordan Nixon, Texas A&M
  

Hemisfair Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Zia Cooke, South Carolina
  
  
• Laeticia Amihere, South Carolina
  
  
• Aliyah Boston, South Carolina
  
  
• Victaria Saxton, South Carolina
  
  
• Celeste Taylor, Texas
  

Alamo Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Kiana Williams, Stanford
  
  
• Cameron Brink, Stanford
  
  
• Dana Evans, Louisville
  
  
• Lexie Hull, Stanford
  
  
• Sedona Prince, Oregon
  

[BostonCard]

Kiana named Alamo Regional MOP: https://twitter.com/StanfordWBB/status/1...09892?s=20

Best reply to that tweet....

[tweet]https://twitter.com/ChrisLaPuma/status/1377300107847106564?s=20[/tweet]

[BostonCard]

Kiana named Alamo Regional MOP: https://twitter.com/StanfordWBB/status/1...09892?s=20

Best reply to that tweet....

[tweet]https://twitter.com/ChrisLaPuma/status/1377300107847106564?s=20[/tweet]

[TheWildJacko]

River Walk Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Paige Bueckers, UConn
  
  
• DiJonai Carrington, Baylor
  
  
• Caitlin Clark, Iowa
  
  
• NaLyssa Smith, Baylor
  
  
• Christyn Williams, UConn
  

Mercado Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Aari McDonald, Arizona
  
  
• Grace Berger, Indiana
  
  
• Jada Boyd, NC State
  
  
• Mackenzie Holmes, Indiana
  
  
• Jordan Nixon, Texas A&M
  

Hemisfair Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Zia Cooke, South Carolina
  
  
• Laeticia Amihere, South Carolina
  
  
• Aliyah Boston, South Carolina
  
  
• Victaria Saxton, South Carolina
  
  
• Celeste Taylor, Texas
  

Alamo Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Kiana Williams, Stanford
  
  
• Cameron Brink, Stanford
  
  
• Dana Evans, Louisville
  
  
• Lexie Hull, Stanford
  
  
• Sedona Prince, Oregon
  

Thanks! Where did you find those?

[TheWildJacko]

River Walk Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Paige Bueckers, UConn
  
  
• DiJonai Carrington, Baylor
  
  
• Caitlin Clark, Iowa
  
  
• NaLyssa Smith, Baylor
  
  
• Christyn Williams, UConn
  

Mercado Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Aari McDonald, Arizona
  
  
• Grace Berger, Indiana
  
  
• Jada Boyd, NC State
  
  
• Mackenzie Holmes, Indiana
  
  
• Jordan Nixon, Texas A&M
  

Hemisfair Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Zia Cooke, South Carolina
  
  
• Laeticia Amihere, South Carolina
  
  
• Aliyah Boston, South Carolina
  
  
• Victaria Saxton, South Carolina
  
  
• Celeste Taylor, Texas
  

Alamo Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Kiana Williams, Stanford
  
  
• Cameron Brink, Stanford
  
  
• Dana Evans, Louisville
  
  
• Lexie Hull, Stanford
  
  
• Sedona Prince, Oregon
  

Thanks! Where did you find those?

[WBB fan]

Fantastic that Kiana, Lexie, Cam received that recognition. And I'm very happy for Kiana that she was named the MOP. She hasn't been adequately appreciated by the media, etc. But I actually think that, if I'm being honest with myself, that Dana Evans equally deserved that. She was amazing in both her games. If Louisville had won, I have no doubt that she would have been named MOP.

[WBB fan]

Fantastic that Kiana, Lexie, Cam received that recognition. And I'm very happy for Kiana that she was named the MOP. She hasn't been adequately appreciated by the media, etc. But I actually think that, if I'm being honest with myself, that Dana Evans equally deserved that. She was amazing in both her games. If Louisville had won, I have no doubt that she would have been named MOP.

[bl82]

Agree about Evans. I thought she was a bit overrated before we faced her, but she deserves all her accolades and then some. And she has a complete game. I'm sure if you ask Anna she would say that this was by far her most difficult matchup.

[bl82]

Agree about Evans. I thought she was a bit overrated before we faced her, but she deserves all her accolades and then some. And she has a complete game. I'm sure if you ask Anna she would say that this was by far her most difficult matchup.

[triangle2]

Agree about Evans.  I thought she was a bit overrated before we faced her, but she deserves all her accolades and then some.  And she has a complete game.  I'm sure if you ask Anna she would say that this was by far her most difficult matchup.

That last three that Evans hit was just....sick. 

Lexie kept grinding, and that kept the team in the game during the first half of woe. Glad to see her recognized.

[triangle2]

Agree about Evans.  I thought she was a bit overrated before we faced her, but she deserves all her accolades and then some.  And she has a complete game.  I'm sure if you ask Anna she would say that this was by far her most difficult matchup.

That last three that Evans hit was just....sick. 

Lexie kept grinding, and that kept the team in the game during the first half of woe. Glad to see her recognized.

[Blue Hawk (Mizzou) Card]

I am probably alone in this thinking, but I have always thought "all tournament" teams, as opposed to season-long all conference and all American teams, should have a spot for the player who had a brobdingnagian impact on the outcome of the tournament, especially if it was unexpected. Under that thinking, I would have Ashten Prechtel on that team. I don't see how we win that game yesterday without her (though, of course, she did not win it alone).

Admittedly, she did not have eight quarters of top of the line play, because she played sparingly. But her two quarters yesterday had a brobdingnagian impact on the outcome of the regional. [Reminded me of that guy from Fordham back in the 1980s who we Stanford fans fell in love while we waited for Michael Jordan's UNC team to play Stanford. That day, and probably only that day, he probably outscored Michael Jordan. For a feat like that, he should have been on the all tournament team. Indeed, he might have been.]

I have no real complaints about the all-regional team, as all members are deserving (though I would have probably had Louisville's and Stanford's point guards as co-MOPs). But a big part of me thinks Ashten Prechtel deserves to have a line on her resume saying "2021 Alamo Regional All Tournament Team."

Maybe she will earn a distinction like that in some future regional.

[Blue Hawk (Mizzou) Card]

I am probably alone in this thinking, but I have always thought "all tournament" teams, as opposed to season-long all conference and all American teams, should have a spot for the player who had a brobdingnagian impact on the outcome of the tournament, especially if it was unexpected. Under that thinking, I would have Ashten Prechtel on that team. I don't see how we win that game yesterday without her (though, of course, she did not win it alone).

Admittedly, she did not have eight quarters of top of the line play, because she played sparingly. But her two quarters yesterday had a brobdingnagian impact on the outcome of the regional. [Reminded me of that guy from Fordham back in the 1980s who we Stanford fans fell in love while we waited for Michael Jordan's UNC team to play Stanford. That day, and probably only that day, he probably outscored Michael Jordan. For a feat like that, he should have been on the all tournament team. Indeed, he might have been.]

I have no real complaints about the all-regional team, as all members are deserving (though I would have probably had Louisville's and Stanford's point guards as co-MOPs). But a big part of me thinks Ashten Prechtel deserves to have a line on her resume saying "2021 Alamo Regional All Tournament Team."

Maybe she will earn a distinction like that in some future regional.

[81alum]

Our region looks well deserved to me. 

The Hemisfaire region looks pretty lopsided though I did not follow it closely.  Interesting that Amihere got included ahead of a couple of South Carolina starters.

[81alum]

Our region looks well deserved to me. 

The Hemisfaire region looks pretty lopsided though I did not follow it closely.  Interesting that Amihere got included ahead of a couple of South Carolina starters.

[PalmTree]

I am probably alone in this thinking, but I have always thought "all tournament" teams, as opposed to season-long all conference and all American teams, should have a spot for the player who had a of immense proportions impact on the outcome of the tournament, especially if it was unexpected. Under that thinking, I would have Ashten Prechtel on that team. I don't see how we win that game yesterday without her (though, of course, she did not win it alone).

Admittedly, she did not have eight quarters of top of the line play, because she played sparingly. But her two quarters yesterday had a of immense proportions impact on the outcome of the regional. [Reminded me of that guy from Fordham back in the 1980s who we Stanford fans fell in love while we waited for Michael Jordan's UNC team to play Stanford. That day, and probably only that day, he probably outscored Michael Jordan. For a feat like that, he should have been on the all tournament team. Indeed, he might have been.]

I have no real complaints about the all-regional team, as all members are deserving (though I would have probably had Louisville's and Stanford's point guards as co-MOPs). But a big part of me thinks Ashten Prechtel deserves to have a line on her resume saying "2021 Alamo Regional All Tournament Team."

Maybe she will earn a distinction like that in some future regional.

I'd make an argument for Prechtel as well - she delivered some nails.

BTW - the Fordham player was Jerry Hobbie  - I still remember the 6th Man club engulfing the guy after he came back into Maples after showering up. Man, that 83-84 UNC club was loaded - MJ, Kenny Smith, Sam Perkins, Brad Daugherty, Matt Doherty - though it flamed out in the tourney that season.  But back to it - Great job, Ashten and let's GO, ladies!

[PalmTree]

I am probably alone in this thinking, but I have always thought "all tournament" teams, as opposed to season-long all conference and all American teams, should have a spot for the player who had a of immense proportions impact on the outcome of the tournament, especially if it was unexpected. Under that thinking, I would have Ashten Prechtel on that team. I don't see how we win that game yesterday without her (though, of course, she did not win it alone).

Admittedly, she did not have eight quarters of top of the line play, because she played sparingly. But her two quarters yesterday had a of immense proportions impact on the outcome of the regional. [Reminded me of that guy from Fordham back in the 1980s who we Stanford fans fell in love while we waited for Michael Jordan's UNC team to play Stanford. That day, and probably only that day, he probably outscored Michael Jordan. For a feat like that, he should have been on the all tournament team. Indeed, he might have been.]

I have no real complaints about the all-regional team, as all members are deserving (though I would have probably had Louisville's and Stanford's point guards as co-MOPs). But a big part of me thinks Ashten Prechtel deserves to have a line on her resume saying "2021 Alamo Regional All Tournament Team."

Maybe she will earn a distinction like that in some future regional.

I'd make an argument for Prechtel as well - she delivered some nails.

BTW - the Fordham player was Jerry Hobbie  - I still remember the 6th Man club engulfing the guy after he came back into Maples after showering up. Man, that 83-84 UNC club was loaded - MJ, Kenny Smith, Sam Perkins, Brad Daugherty, Matt Doherty - though it flamed out in the tourney that season.  But back to it - Great job, Ashten and let's GO, ladies!

[WBB fan]

For a player like Prechtel who was so crucially impactful in one game, they need a special category -- maybe "Game Changing Impact Player" -- she certainly would deserve that!

[WBB fan]

For a player like Prechtel who was so crucially impactful in one game, they need a special category -- maybe "Game Changing Impact Player" -- she certainly would deserve that!

[76lsjumb]

I am probably alone in this thinking, but I have always thought "all tournament" teams, as opposed to season-long all conference and all American teams, should have a spot for the player who had a of immense proportions impact on the outcome of the tournament, especially if it was unexpected. Under that thinking, I would have Ashten Prechtel on that team. I don't see how we win that game yesterday without her (though, of course, she did not win it alone).

Admittedly, she did not have eight quarters of top of the line play, because she played sparingly. But her two quarters yesterday had a of immense proportions impact on the outcome of the regional. [Reminded me of that guy from Fordham back in the 1980s who we Stanford fans fell in love while we waited for Michael Jordan's UNC team to play Stanford. That day, and probably only that day, he probably outscored Michael Jordan. For a feat like that, he should have been on the all tournament team. Indeed, he might have been.]

I have no real complaints about the all-regional team, as all members are deserving (though I would have probably had Louisville's and Stanford's point guards as co-MOPs). But a big part of me thinks Ashten Prechtel deserves to have a line on her resume saying "2021 Alamo Regional All Tournament Team."

Maybe she will earn a distinction like that in some future regional.

Why wait for a future regional? I may be mistaken, but I think they’re going to play again this coming weekend...

[76lsjumb]

I am probably alone in this thinking, but I have always thought "all tournament" teams, as opposed to season-long all conference and all American teams, should have a spot for the player who had a of immense proportions impact on the outcome of the tournament, especially if it was unexpected. Under that thinking, I would have Ashten Prechtel on that team. I don't see how we win that game yesterday without her (though, of course, she did not win it alone).

Admittedly, she did not have eight quarters of top of the line play, because she played sparingly. But her two quarters yesterday had a of immense proportions impact on the outcome of the regional. [Reminded me of that guy from Fordham back in the 1980s who we Stanford fans fell in love while we waited for Michael Jordan's UNC team to play Stanford. That day, and probably only that day, he probably outscored Michael Jordan. For a feat like that, he should have been on the all tournament team. Indeed, he might have been.]

I have no real complaints about the all-regional team, as all members are deserving (though I would have probably had Louisville's and Stanford's point guards as co-MOPs). But a big part of me thinks Ashten Prechtel deserves to have a line on her resume saying "2021 Alamo Regional All Tournament Team."

Maybe she will earn a distinction like that in some future regional.

Why wait for a future regional? I may be mistaken, but I think they’re going to play again this coming weekend...

[BostonCard]

BTW - the Fordham player was Jerry Hobbie  - I still remember the 6th Man club engulfing the guy after he came back into Maples after showering up. Man, that 83-84 UNC club was loaded - MJ, Kenny Smith, Sam Perkins, Brad Daugherty, Matt Doherty - though it flamed out in the tourney that season.  But back to it - Great job, Ashten and let's GO, ladies!

Was it called the 6th man club back then?  I thought it was started in the 90's.

BC

[BostonCard]

BTW - the Fordham player was Jerry Hobbie  - I still remember the 6th Man club engulfing the guy after he came back into Maples after showering up. Man, that 83-84 UNC club was loaded - MJ, Kenny Smith, Sam Perkins, Brad Daugherty, Matt Doherty - though it flamed out in the tourney that season.  But back to it - Great job, Ashten and let's GO, ladies!

Was it called the 6th man club back then?  I thought it was started in the 90's.

BC

[PVTree]

Hemisfair Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Zia Cooke, South Carolina
  
  
  
• Laeticia Amihere, South Carolina
  
  
  
• Aliyah Boston, South Carolina
  
  
  
• Victaria Saxton, South Carolina
  
  
  
• Celeste Taylor, Texas
  

***********************************

4 out of 5 are from South Carolina? That's impressive.

[PVTree]

Hemisfair Region

• Most Outstanding Player: Zia Cooke, South Carolina
  
  
  
• Laeticia Amihere, South Carolina
  
  
  
• Aliyah Boston, South Carolina
  
  
  
• Victaria Saxton, South Carolina
  
  
  
• Celeste Taylor, Texas
  

***********************************

4 out of 5 are from South Carolina? That's impressive.

[PalmTree]

BTW - the Fordham player was Jerry Hobbie  - I still remember the 6th Man club engulfing the guy after he came back into Maples after showering up. Man, that 83-84 UNC club was loaded - MJ, Kenny Smith, Sam Perkins, Brad Daugherty, Matt Doherty - though it flamed out in the tourney that season.  But back to it - Great job, Ashten and let's GO, ladies!

Was it called the 6th man club back then?  I thought it was started in the 90's.

BC

Good point - not exactly sure what it may have been called. It was a bit more of a disorganized mosh pit at times back then....

[PalmTree]

BTW - the Fordham player was Jerry Hobbie  - I still remember the 6th Man club engulfing the guy after he came back into Maples after showering up. Man, that 83-84 UNC club was loaded - MJ, Kenny Smith, Sam Perkins, Brad Daugherty, Matt Doherty - though it flamed out in the tourney that season.  But back to it - Great job, Ashten and let's GO, ladies!

Was it called the 6th man club back then?  I thought it was started in the 90's.

BC

Good point - not exactly sure what it may have been called. It was a bit more of a disorganized mosh pit at times back then....

[PVTree]

During my Stanford years, mid 80s, the term "6th man" was in use.

[PVTree]

During my Stanford years, mid 80s, the term "6th man" was in use.

[BostonCard]

During my Stanford years, mid 80s, the term "6th man" was in use.

The term has been around for a while (as has "12th man" in football), but I think the 6th man club as a formal organization was started by Jaimie Zaninovich when he was an associate athletic director at Stanford.

BC

[BostonCard]

During my Stanford years, mid 80s, the term "6th man" was in use.

The term has been around for a while (as has "12th man" in football), but I think the 6th man club as a formal organization was started by Jaimie Zaninovich when he was an associate athletic director at Stanford.

BC

[82 Card]

For a player like Prechtel who was so crucially impactful in one game, they need a special category -- maybe "Game Changing Impact Player" -- she certainly would deserve that!

Perhaps some sort of plaque with quotes from the Louisville press conference is in order. Hard to believe any designation by some committee would be more meaningful than the respect Prechtel got from the opposing team.

[82 Card]

For a player like Prechtel who was so crucially impactful in one game, they need a special category -- maybe "Game Changing Impact Player" -- she certainly would deserve that!

Perhaps some sort of plaque with quotes from the Louisville press conference is in order. Hard to believe any designation by some committee would be more meaningful than the respect Prechtel got from the opposing team.

[slide]

During my Stanford years, mid 80s, the term "6th man" was in use.

The term has been around for a while (as has "12th man" in football), but I think the 6th man club as a formal organization was started by Jaimie Zaninovich when he was an associate athletic director at Stanford.

BC

at times during the DiBiaso Daze, 6th man may have been closer discriptor of attendance than cheering mosh pit.

[slide]

During my Stanford years, mid 80s, the term "6th man" was in use.

The term has been around for a while (as has "12th man" in football), but I think the 6th man club as a formal organization was started by Jaimie Zaninovich when he was an associate athletic director at Stanford.

BC

at times during the DiBiaso Daze, 6th man may have been closer discriptor of attendance than cheering mosh pit.

[crackpot]

For a player like Prechtel who was so crucially impactful in one game, they need a special category -- maybe "Game Changing Impact Player" -- she certainly would deserve that!

Perhaps some sort of plaque with quotes from the Louisville press conference is in order. Hard to believe any designation by some committee would be more meaningful than the respect Prechtel got from the opposing team.

Agreed. I can't recall any opposing players or coach speaking of their opponent's player with such high praise.

I've long disliked Walz (story to tell you in person), but that press conference sure made me respect him a bit.

[crackpot]

For a player like Prechtel who was so crucially impactful in one game, they need a special category -- maybe "Game Changing Impact Player" -- she certainly would deserve that!

Perhaps some sort of plaque with quotes from the Louisville press conference is in order. Hard to believe any designation by some committee would be more meaningful than the respect Prechtel got from the opposing team.

Agreed. I can't recall any opposing players or coach speaking of their opponent's player with such high praise.

I've long disliked Walz (story to tell you in person), but that press conference sure made me respect him a bit.