Karlin Kennedy named to 15-year All-WAC team
Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2005 4:31 pmSMU-ex still school's all-time career scoring and rebound leader
Denver, Colo. - The Western Athletic Conference announced on Friday its 15-Year All-WAC women’s basketball teams as determined by a fan vote on the WAC’s web site wacsports.com. The first team consisted of five players: Rice’s Marla Brumfield, Louisiana Tech’s Cheryl Ford, Colorado State’s Becky Hammon, SMU’s Karlin Kennedy and Utah’s Julie Krommenhoek.
SMU’s Karlin Kennedy, is tied for ninth in career rebound average (7.9). She was the WAC Co-Player of the Year in 1999-2000. Kennedy was a four-time All-WAC honoree.
Two-time WAC Player of the Year Cheryl Ford was the top vote getter. Ford is also the WAC career leader in rebound average (10.9) during her two-year career in the WAC. Ford was named the MVP of the 2003 WAC Basketball Tournament when she set a record with 23 rebounds against SMU. Rice’s Marla Brumfield was one of the first WAC players drafted by the WNBA. Brumfield had a stellar WAC career, finishing tied for fourth in total steals with 311. Colorado State’s Becky Hammon is the all-time
scoring leader in the WAC with 2,740 points. Hammon, a three-time Player of the Year, is also the WAC career leader in total field goals with 918. Finally, Utah’s Julie Krommenhoek finished with 2,087 points and is fifth all-time in scoring average with 178 points per game. Krommenhoek was named the Mountain Division WAC Player of the Year in 1996-97.
Throughout April, fans had their opportunity to vote for their favorite women’s basketball players. The complete fan teams are listed below.
15-Year all-WAC Teams
First Team
Marla Brumfield, Rice, 1996-2000
Cheryl Ford, Louisiana Tech, 2001-2003
Becky Hammon, Colorado State, 1995-1999
Karlin Kennedy, SMU 1996-2000
Julie Krommenhoek, Utah, 1994-98
Second Team
Trina Frierson, Louisiana Tech, 2001-04
Raylene Howard, Hawai‘i, 1996-2000
Teresa James, Colorado State, 1992-96
Cricket Williams, San Jose State, 2000-04
Falisha Wright, San Diego State, 1991-95
Denver, Colo. - The Western Athletic Conference announced on Friday its 15-Year All-WAC women’s basketball teams as determined by a fan vote on the WAC’s web site wacsports.com. The first team consisted of five players: Rice’s Marla Brumfield, Louisiana Tech’s Cheryl Ford, Colorado State’s Becky Hammon, SMU’s Karlin Kennedy and Utah’s Julie Krommenhoek.
SMU’s Karlin Kennedy, is tied for ninth in career rebound average (7.9). She was the WAC Co-Player of the Year in 1999-2000. Kennedy was a four-time All-WAC honoree.
Two-time WAC Player of the Year Cheryl Ford was the top vote getter. Ford is also the WAC career leader in rebound average (10.9) during her two-year career in the WAC. Ford was named the MVP of the 2003 WAC Basketball Tournament when she set a record with 23 rebounds against SMU. Rice’s Marla Brumfield was one of the first WAC players drafted by the WNBA. Brumfield had a stellar WAC career, finishing tied for fourth in total steals with 311. Colorado State’s Becky Hammon is the all-time
scoring leader in the WAC with 2,740 points. Hammon, a three-time Player of the Year, is also the WAC career leader in total field goals with 918. Finally, Utah’s Julie Krommenhoek finished with 2,087 points and is fifth all-time in scoring average with 178 points per game. Krommenhoek was named the Mountain Division WAC Player of the Year in 1996-97.
Throughout April, fans had their opportunity to vote for their favorite women’s basketball players. The complete fan teams are listed below.
15-Year all-WAC Teams
First Team
Marla Brumfield, Rice, 1996-2000
Cheryl Ford, Louisiana Tech, 2001-2003
Becky Hammon, Colorado State, 1995-1999
Karlin Kennedy, SMU 1996-2000
Julie Krommenhoek, Utah, 1994-98
Second Team
Trina Frierson, Louisiana Tech, 2001-04
Raylene Howard, Hawai‘i, 1996-2000
Teresa James, Colorado State, 1992-96
Cricket Williams, San Jose State, 2000-04
Falisha Wright, San Diego State, 1991-95