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Honors & Awards HONORS & AWARDS Academic All-America Hall of Fame 2008-09 Taysha Pye 2007 Julie Sommer Leach ’99 2001 Lynn Norenberg Barry ’81 2006-07 Tiffany Benson 2006 Jen Sobota ’03 2005-06 Dani Kell 2005 Lynn Norenberg Barry ’81 Academic All-America 2003-04 Kyle DeHaven 2004 Karen Jordan Crist ’87 1981-82 Betty Strock (2) Kyra Kaylor 2003 Tiffany Stone ’91 1980-81 Lynn Norenberg (1) 2002-03 Dominique Lewis 2002 Angie Evans Romano ’91 1979-80 Lynn Norenberg (1) 2001-02 Kia Butts 2000-01 Ornit Shwartz CAA 25th Anniversary Team Dean Ehlers Leadership Award 1999-00 Jen Sobota 2009-10 Kyra Kaylor 2010-11 Lindsey Moller 1997-98 Quintina Walker 2007-08 Kyra Kaylor 1995-96 Katie Averyt VaSID Player of the Year 1992-93 Yolanda Settles 2005-06 Kyra Kaylor CAA Player of the Year 1991-92 Tara Roberson 2005-06 Kyra Kaylor 1990-91 Marilyn Gayton VaSID All-State 1989-90 Rebecca Dayvault 2017-18 Bianca Boggs (1) CAA Defensive Player of the Year 1988-89 Tiffany Williamson 2016-17 Marlena Tremba (2) 2008-09 Tiffany Benson 1987-88 Angie Evans 2015-16 Alexandra Masaquel (2) 2004-05 Kyle DeHaven 2015-16 Marlena Tremba (2) CAA All-Tournament Team 2012-13 Emily Correal (2) CAA Rookie of the Year 2016-17 Marlena Tremba 2009-10 Taysha Pye (2) 2013-14 Marlena Tremba 2000-01 Jen Sobota 2008-09 Tiffany Benson (2) 1997-98 Quintina Walker 1994-95 Aquendine Khasidis 2007-08 Kyra Kaylor (2) 1987-88 Angie Evans 1993-94 Ashleigh Akens 2006-07 Kyra Kaylor (2) 1992-93 Ashleigh Akens 2005-06 Kyra Kaylor (1) MARY BASKETBALL MARY All-CAA First Team Aquendine Khasidis 1995-96 Julie Hamiel (2) & 2017-18 Bianca Boggs 1994-95 Aquendine Khasidas (2) 2007-08 Kyra Kaylor CAA All-Defensive Team 1993-94 Ashleigh Akens (1) 2006-07 Kyra Kaylor 2017-18 Bianca Boggs 1992-93 Ashleigh Akens (1) 2005-06 Kyra Kaylor 2017-18 Abby Rendle 1990-91 Tiffany Stone (2) 1993-94 Ashleigh Akens 2016-17 Alexandra Masaquel 1989-90 Tiffany Stone (2) 1992-93 Ashleigh Akens 2016-17 Abby Rendle 1988-89 Tiffany Stone (2) 2015-16 Alexandra Masaquel All-CAA Second Team 2014-15 Abby Rendle Richmond Times-Dispatch All-State 2016-17 Alexandra Masaquel 2014-15 Jazmen Boone 2016-17 Alexandra Masaquel (2) 2016-17 Marlena Tremba 2013-14 Jazmen Boone 2013-14 Kaitlyn Mathieu (HM) 2015-16 Alexandra Masaquel 2012-13 Janine Aldridge 2008-09 Tiffany Benson (2) 2012-13 Emily Correal 2009-10 Tiffany Benson 2006-07 Kyra Kaylor (1) 2018-19 WILLIAM 2009-10 Taysha Pye 2008-09 Tiffany Benson 2008-09 Tiffany Benson 2007-08 Tiffany Benson VAIAW All-State Team 2004-05 Kyle DeHaven 2004-05 Kyle DeHaven 1981-82 Cheryl Yarbrough 2000-01 Jen Sobota 2003-04 Kyle DeHaven 1979-80 Lynn Norenberg Quintina Walker 1994-95 Aquendine Khasidis 1978-79 Lynn Norenberg 1995-96 Julie Hamiel 1993-94 Aquendine Khasidis 1977-78 Lynn Norenberg 1994-95 Aquendine Khasidis 1992-93 Rebecca Dayvault 1977-78 Tammy Holder 1993-94 Marilyn Gayton 1991-92 Tiffany Williamson 1991-92 Ashleigh Akens 1990-91 Tiffany Williamson VAIAW State All-Tournament 1990-91 Tiffany Stone 1989-90 Tiffany Williamson 1982-83 Karen Thorne 1989-90 Tiffany Stone 1987-88 Debbie Wade 1980-81 Betty Strock 1988-89 Tiffany Stone 1979-80 Lynn Norenberg 1985-86 Karen Jordan CAA All-Academic Team 1978-79 Lynn Norenberg 2016-17 Jenna Green 1977-78 Lynn Norenberg All-CAA Third Team 2016-17 Alexandra Masaquel 2017-18 Abby Rendle 2016-17 Marlena Tremba Academic All-District 2015-16 Marlena Tremba 2015-16 Marlena Tremba 1998-99 Julie Sommer 2014-15 Marlena Tremba 2015-16 Jenna Green 1990-91 Angie Evans 2013-14 Kaitlyn Mathieu 2015-16 Alexandra Masaquel 1989-90 Angie Evans 2012-13 Janine Aldridge 2014-15 Marlena Tremba 1988-89 Angie Evans 2011-12 Taysha Pye 2014-15 Kyla Kerstetter 2010-11 Taysha Pye 2013-14 Kyla Kerstetter AIAW All-Region 2 Team 2003-04 Kyra Kaylor 2013-14 Jazmen Boone 1980-81 Lynn Norenberg 2012-13 Jaclyn McKenna (1) CAA All-Rookie Team 2012-13 Kyla Kerstetter (2) W&M Athletic Hall of Fame 2017-18 Nyla Pollard 2011-12 Jaclyn McKenna (1) 2018 Deedee Helfrich Anderson ‘69 2015-16 Bianca Boggs 2010-11 Jaclyn McKenna (1) 1992 Lynn Norenberg Barry ’81 2014-15 Abby Rendle Lindsey Moller (HM) Camilla Buchanan ’66 2013-14 Marlena Tremba 2009-10 Robyn Barton (HM) 1987 Martha Adams ’48 2010-11 Kaitlyn Mathieu Lindsey Moller (HM) 1981 Anne Madden ’43 2009-10 Emily Correal 2008-09 Dani Kell (1) Nancy Bloxsom ’29 2007-08 Kyra Kaylor (2) 1980 Peggy Mann ’41 2006-07 Sarah Stroh (1) 1979 Susan Lamb ’45 2005-06 Sarah Stroh 1978 Agnes Winn Paschall ’31 2003-04 Christin Gethers Caroline Sinclair ’24 1997-98 Julie Sommer 1977 Elizabeth Jackson ’34 1995-96 Cynthia Martin 1976 Pearle Young Reynolds ’32 1993-94 Cynthia Martin 1975 Martha Barksdale ’21 1990-91 Angie Evans 1989-90 Angie Evans CAA Coach of the Year 1988-89 Tracey Cardwell 2005-06 Debbie Taylor ’86 Angie Evans 1993-94 Trina Thomas 1986-87 Karen Jordan VaSID Coach of the Year CAA Scholar-Athlete Team 2016-17 Ed Swanson 1999-00 Erin Wilmer 1998-99 Nicole Carbo Alumni Association Coach of the Year 1998-99 Kate Von Holle 2005-06 Debbie Taylor ’86 1998-99 Julie Sommer 1998-99 Carrie Conklin Athletic Education Foundation 1998-99 Sarah Combs Outstanding Senior Award 1989-90 Angie Evans 2007-08 Kyra Kaylor 1988-89 Tracey Cardwell 1980-81 Nancy Scott Angie Evans Lynn Norenberg 1986-87 Lisa Koehl Martha Barksdale Award CAA Legends 1985-86 Lisa Koehl 2011 Quintina Walker ‘02 1981-82 Betty Strock Kyra Kaylor ‘08 honored for breaking the 2009 Barb Blosser 1980-81 Lynn Norenberg school rebounding record 2008 Ashleigh Akens Rabe ’94 50 KAPLAN ARENA RECORDS POINTS FREE THROWS MADE BLOCKS Individual Individual Individual 1. 39 Lynn Norenberg (W&M) 1/15/80 1. 17 Elena Delle Donne (UD) 2/13/11 1. 10 Abby Rendle (W&M) 12/28/17 2. 36 Shante Evans (Hofstra) 3/2/11 2. 16 Julie Sommer (W&M) 1/3/99 10 Abby Rendle (W&M) 1/22/16 36 Jen Brickey (Hofstra) 1/20/02 3. 14 Shante Evans (Hofstra) 3/2/11 2. 8 Tiffany Benson (W&M) 1/11/09 14 Taysha Pye (W&M) 2/11/10 3. 7 Abby Rendle (W&M) 12/18/16 One Team 14 Tiffany Williamson (W&M) 2/17/92 7 Kasey Curtis (W&M) 1/29/16 1. 105 Old Dominion 1/1/02 7 Abby Rendle (W&M) 12/28/14 2. 103 Drexel 11/29/86 One Team 7 Tiffany Benson (W&M) 11/20/08 3. 100 William and Mary 11/27/93 1. 33 William & Mary 1/3/99 7 Jennifer Brown (JMU) 2/3/08 100 Hofstra 1/8/12 33 Richmond 2/14/97 2018-19 WILLIAM 3. 32 William & Mary 1/3/02 One Team Both Teams 32 George Mason 1/21/01 1. 16 William & Mary 1/22/16 1. 197 W&M-Hofstra 1/8/12 32 William & Mary 2/22/82 16 James Madison 2/3/08 2. 178 W&M-Hofstra 3/3/81 2. 13 William & Mary 2/17/17 3. 175 W&M-Hofstra 3/2/11 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 13 William & Mary 12/28/16 Individual 13 William & Mary 12/18/16 FIELD GOALS 1. 19 Elena Delle Donne (UD) 2/13/11 5. 12 James Madison 2/4/14 Individual 2. 18 Kandice Green (SHU) 12/5/10 1. 13 Jennie Simms 12/29/15 18 Taysha Pye (W&M) 2/15/09 FEWEST TURNOVERS & 13 Tanisha McTiller 1/26/14 18 Tiffany Williamson (W&M) 2/17/92 One Team BASKETBALL MARY 13 Jen Brickey (Hofstra) 1/20/02 18 Tiffany Williamson (W&M) 11/29/89 1. 7 William & Mary 2/7/97 13 Patty Stoffey (LOY) 2/7/94 7 James Madison 3/11/89 13 Pamela Pratt (CSU) 11/29/86 One Team 3. 8 William & Mary 12/4/08 6. 12 Kristen Gaffney (ECU) 12/28/16 1. 45 William & Mary 1/3/99 8 William & Mary 12/13/03 12 Alex Masaquel (W&M) 2/26/16 45 William & Mary 2/22/82 8 Delaware 2/17/13 12 Sarah Curran (Drexel) 1/10/16 3. 43 William & Mary 12/6/97 Both Teams One Team REBOUNDS 1. 18 JMU-East Carolina 3/11/89 1. 44 Hampton 2/29/80 Individual 2. 20 W&M-VCU 1/30/98 2. 42 Drexel 11/29/86 1. 23 Kandice Green (SHU) 12/5/10 3. 21 Radford-Longwood 2/29/80 3. 41 William & Mary 2/16/14 2. 22 Kate Flavin (UR) 12/20/02 41 UNC Wilmington 1/10/87 3. 21 Emily Correal (W&M) 11/9/12 Entries in Italics are Kaplan Arena Records set by 41 William and Mary 11/23/82 21 Ashleigh Akens (W&M) 2/26/92 W&M 21 Tiffany Stope (W&M) 2/15/90 Current W&M players are in BOLD FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 21 Karen Jordan (W&M) 12/1/84 Individual 21 Janet McGee (W&M) 12/3/80 1. 30 Patty Stoffey (LOY) 2/7/94 2. 29 Taysha Pye (W&M) 1/27/11 One Team 3. 26 Taysha Pye (W&M) 2/11/10 1. 66 William & Mary 2/26/92 26 Jennie Simms (ODU) 12/29/16 66 Hampton 2/11/82 3.
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