Press Release :: Women's Basketball Coaches Association

ATLANTA, Ga. - The Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) and Eastman Kodak Company announced today the 2006 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II Kodak/WBCA All-America Basketball Team. This year's team marks the 24th year of the Division II Kodak/WBCA All-America Basketball Team, which began in 1983. Selection committees in each of the eight WBCA geographical regions select ten of the top women's basketball players in the nation to be honored.

The members of the 2006 NCAA Division II Kodak/WBCA All-America Basketball Team are as follows:

"This year's Kodak/WBCA All-America team truly represents the top of the crop in the women's basketball Division II level," said WBCA CEO Beth Bass. "We congratulate these student-athletes for their hard work and determination in making women's basketball even more exciting to watch."

"For the past 32 years, Kodak has partnered with the WBCA to celebrate the best in women's college basketball. Kodak is in the business of helping people capture and share memories. It is gratifying for us to help honor these student-athletes whose highlights have thrilled us for so many years," said Greg Walker, Director and Vice President, Brand and Market Development at Kodak. "We are proud to recognize the accomplishments of these young women and the positive recognition they bring to their schools, their communities and the game."

The following have been recognized as Kodak/WBCA All-America Team Honorable Mentions for NCAA Division II:

Name	Institution	Year	Pos.	Hgt.
Meg Abele	Philadelphia University	Jr.	F	5-11
Tanetra Barrett	Wingate University	Jr.	G	5-5
Nastassia Boucicault	Shaw University	Sr.	G	5-6
Emily Brister	West Texas A&M University	Fr.	G	5-7
LaShonda Chiles	Anderson College	Jr.	G	5-1
Alisha Collins	Stonehill College	Jr.	F	5-9
Denae Dobbins	Glenville State College	Sr.	C	6-6
Tina Donahue	Western Washington University	Sr.	F	6-0
Tai Ellis	State Univ. of West Georgia	Sr.	G	5-7
Michelle Gibson	University of West Florida	Sr.	G	5-7
Joslyn Giles	Rollins College	Sr.	F	5-11
Karmen Graham	Northern Kentucky University	Jr.	F	6-1
Nicole Gruntorad	Wayne State College	Sr.	G	5-9
Callie Iorfido	Edinboro University	Sr.	G	5-5
Shamika Jackson	Southern Conn. State University	So.	G	6-1
Leora Juster	Univ. of California-San Diego	Jr.	G	5-8
Audosha Kelley	Armstrong Atlantic State Univ.	Sr.	G	5-9
Cassie King	North Carolina Central University	Jr.	F	6-0
Diana Lopez	Regis University	Jr.	G	5-8
Becky Marquardt-King	Lake Superior State University	Sr.	C	6-0
Joelle Martin	Merrimack College	Sr.	G	5-9
Katie McElree	Cal State Bakersfield	Sr.	F	5-10
Keisha Monroe	West Texas A&M University	Sr.	C	6-1
Caronica Randle	University of Central Arkansas	Jr.	F	5-9
Rachel Redick	Glenville State College	Jr.	G	5-7
Kara Rutledge	Drury University	Sr.	G	5-9
Kate Schrader	Florida Gulf Coast University	Jr.	F	5-11
Katie Williamson	North Georgia College & St. Univ.	Sr.	G	5-10
Mandy Wood	Seattle Pacific University	Sr.	G	5-6
Tiffany Vincent	Central Missouri State University	Sr.	F	5-11

About Eastman Kodak Company

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Founded in 1981, the Women's Basketball Coaches Association promotes women's basketball by unifying coaches at all levels to develop a reputable identity for the sport of women's basketball and to foster and promote the development of the game of basketball as an amateur sport for women and girls. For more information on the WBCA, please visit WBCA.org.