Mount Union's LaMattina and Wiedt Earn All-American Honors from Women's Basketball Coaches Association
Mount Union's LaMattina and Wiedt Earn All-American Honors from Women's Basketball Coaches Association
[WBCA RELEASE]
Mount Union
junior Rosa LaMattina (Westlake) and senior Kori Wiedt
(North Olmsted) have both earned All-American honors from
the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA).
LaMattina was
an All-America first team selection by the WBCA and a fourth team
pick by D3hoops.com. She is only the fourth player in Mount
Union history to be a first team All-American joining Dana Zarzycki
(1995), her coach Suzy Venet (1997 and 1998) and Keri Canning
(2000).
LaMattina was
the OAC Player of the Year, All-OAC First Team and All-Great Lakes
Region First Team. She started all 30 games, led the Purple
Raiders was fifth in the OAC in the scoring at 15.3 points per game
and also led the conference in steals (3.23 per game) while she was
third in assists (4.0 per game). LaMattina also went over
1,000 career points this past season and currently has 1,166
points.
Wiedt was an
honorable mention All-America selection by the WBCA and shared OAC
Player of the Year honors with LaMattina. She was a four-time
All-OAC selection and two-time all-region pick that played in
all 30 games this season and was second on the team in scoring at
14.7 points per game. She was the top three-point shooter in
the conference and fifth in the nation at .462 percentage from
beyond the arc. She finishes her career at No. 5 on the
school's all-time scoring list with 1,280 points and she holds the
school record for three-pointers made at 241.