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2001-02 MIAC Postseason Awards
| 2001-02 MIAC All-Conference Team | 2001-02 MIAC Honorable Mention Team |
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Sr. Cokato, Minn. 2001-02 MIAC All-Conference Team. She finished her career with 984 points. |
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Jr. Fargo, N.Dak. 2001-02 MIAC All-Conference Team. She led the league in shooting percentage (.625). |
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Fr. Watkins, Minn. 2001-02 MIAC All-Defensive and First Year Teams. She led the nation in assists. |
2/26 Three Concordia Players
Earn MIAC Postseason Honors.
Three Concordia women's basketball players were honored with MIAC postseason
awards. Senior Mandy Berggren (Cokato, Minn.) and junior Kasey Bostow (Fargo,
ND) were named First Team All-Conference. Mandy Pearson was named to the
All-Defensive and All-First Year teams, as well as being named to the All
Conference Honorable Mention Team.
It is the first time that Berggren, a four-year starter, has been awarded a postseason honor. She finished sixth in the league, and second on the team, in scoring with a 16.0 points per game average. She was also among the MIAC leaders in steals and defensive rebounds. She finished her career with 984 points, which places her 18th on the school's all-time scoring list. Her total of 155 career steals is the the tenth highest total in school history.
Bostow receives an MIAC postseason award for the third straight year. Last year she was named the league's Sixth Player of the Year, and in her first season she was named to the All-First Year Team. She finished second in the league in scoring with an 18.4 points per game average - finishing only two points behind the league leader. Her shooting percentage of .625 led the league and placed her fourth in the nation, and she was also among the league leaders in free throw percentage (.803).
Pearson had a break-out year in her first season as a Cobber. She led the nation in assists with a 6.9 assists per game average, and her conference total of 147 assists was 58 better than the next player. She also led the league in steals, with a 3.5 steals per game average. Pearson averaged 13.0 points per game for the season, finishing third on the team.
2001-2002 Women's Basketball All-MIAC TEAM
Name
School
Yr Hometown
Michelle Barlau St. Benedict JR Northfield,
Minn.
Jessica Barrett Hamline
SO Annandale, Minn.
Mandy
Berggren Concordia SR
Cokato, Minn.
Kasey
Bostow Concordia JR
Fargo, ND
Alissa Case St. Thomas
SR Bloomington, Minn.
Kelly Chapman Augsburg
SO Willernie, Minn.
Kelly Etzel Gustavus
JR Hamel, Minn.
Danni Hannon St. Benedict JR
St. Louis Park, Minn.
Afton Hanson Macalester
SO Karlstad, Minn.
Laura Jacobs Bethel
SR Wells, Minn.
Karissa Kramer Carleton
JR Clearwater, Minn.
Missy Pederson St. Thomas SR
Plymouth, Minn.
Angie Peterson Gustavus
SO Northfield, Minn.
Kate Stodolka St. Catherine SO
Coon Rapids, Minn.
Renée Willette Carleton
SR Minneapolis, Minn.
Player of the Year
Missy Pederson St. Thomas SR
Plymouth, Minn.
Sixth Player of the Year
Linnea Engel Carleton
SO Shoreview, Minn.
All-Defensive Team
Alissa Case St. Thomas
SR Bloomington, Minn.
Linnea Engel Carleton
SO Shoreview, Minn.
Karissa Kramer Carleton
JR Clearwater, Minn.
Mandy
Pearson Concordia FY
Watkins, Minn.
Missy Pederson St. Thomas SR
Plymouth, Minn.
Jamie Rattunde St. Mary's FY
Rollingstone, Minn.
All-First Year Team
Beth Freeman Carleton
FY Richfield, Minn.
Kristi Huegel St. Thomas
FY Alta Vista, Iowa
Kim Johnson St. Benedict
FY Arden Hills, Minn.
Mandy
Pearson Concordia FY
Watkins, Minn.
Jamie Rattunde St. Mary's FY
Rollingstone, Minn.
Vel Williams St. Thomas
FY St. Paul, Minn.
Coach of the Year
Mickey Haller Gustavus
MIAC Honorable Mention Team
Ashley Brown - Saint Benedict
Amy Burns - Saint Mary's
Alissa Erichsen - Saint Mary's
Stacy Hammel - Saint Mary's
Katie Jensen - Hamline
Jill Johnson - St. Olaf
Kim Johnson - Saint Benedict
Cara Jones - Carleton
Bethany Koehler - Carleton
Mandy
Pearson - Concordia
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