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Wethington named MSC Women's Basketball Coach of the Year By Christopher Coombs Bowling Green, KY - John B. Wethington was selected as the Mid-South Conference Women's Basketball Coach of the Year as four Blue Raiders earn All-MSC honors, officials announced at the conference's annual banquet on Thursday night. Wethington led the Blue Raiders to a 25-5 overall record this season including a 13-3 mark in the MSC. He guided Lindsey Wilson to the second seed in the MSC tournament as he picks up his third MSC Coach of the Year award. Reagan Turner, DeAsia Outlaw and J'Nayah Hall were each selected to the first team as Jynea Harris picked up second-team honors. Turner and Hall each pick up their second straight first-team honor. Hall adds a second-team distinction during the 2016-17 season to her list of accomplishments. Turner has averaged 19.10 points per game so far this season which is the ninth-best in the NAIA and leads the MSC. She stepped up her game during conference play, upping her average to 20.75 points per game, ranking fifth in the country. She has scored the fourth-most points in the NAIA, totaling 573 points on the year. Outlaw leads the MSC in blocks as she has 60 on the season for an average of 2.07 per game. The mark is the seventh most in the NAIA this season. She also adds 73 steals which is the sixth most in the conference. The senior also gets the job done for the Blue Raiders offensively as well as she has averaged 14.17 points a game which is the seventh most in the MSC. Her 7.7 rebounds a game gives her the third-most in the conference with a total of 224 across all competitions this season. Hall has averaged 11.87 points a game this season to total the tenth most points in the MSC with 356. She adds the seventh most steal in the conference with 65. Hall's 5.97 rebounds this season are good enough for 10th best in the conference. Harris has racked up 5.77 rebounds per game which is the 13th most in the conference this season as her 10.5 points a game is the 22nd best. Turner was also selected as the Blue Raiders Champions of Character recipient. Shawnee State's (Ohio) Bailey Cummings was named the MSC Player of the Year as Campbellsville's (Ky.) Savannah Gregory was named the MSC Randy Vernon Defensive Player of the Year. Thomas More's (Ky.) Zoie Barth was named MSC Freshman of the year. Lindsey Wilson begins play at the MSC Tournament on Friday as the second-seeded Blue Raiders face seven-seeded Georgetown (Ky.) at 5:30pmCT at Bowling Green Arena. This story was posted on 2020-03-06 11:38:57
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