Today is the day we unveil the 2019-2020 World Exposure NJCAA Division 1 All-American teams.
Picking this year's Freshman and Sophomore of the Year was actually pretty easy, but the first team was difficult. It really came down to nine or ten women for the five spots, and they were not easy to pick between.
You can read all about it below.
Here are the definitive NJCAA women's basketball first, second, third, and honorable mention all-americans.
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FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS |
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PLAYER |
COLLEGE |
POS. |
HT. |
CLASS |
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Daliyah Brown |
Miami Dade (FL) |
F |
5-9 |
So. |
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Keya Patton |
Wabash Valley (IL) |
G |
5-7 |
So. |
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Ahlana Smith |
Gulf Coast State (FL) |
G |
5-9 |
So. |
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Kobe King-Hawea |
Gillette |
G |
5-11 |
Fr. |
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Felmas Koranga |
Tyler (TX) |
F |
6-1 |
So. |
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SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICANS |
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PLAYER |
COLLEGE |
POS. |
HT. |
CLASS |
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Chanaya Pinto |
Northwest Florida State |
F |
6-1 |
Fr. |
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Za'Nautica Downs |
Florida SouthWestern State |
G |
5-8 |
So. |
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Tishara Morehouse |
Western Nebraska |
G |
5-3 |
So. |
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Caroline Germond |
South Plains (TX) |
G |
5-6 |
So. |
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Curtessia Dean |
Trinity Valley (TX) |
G |
5-10 |
So. |
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THIRD TEAM ALL-AMERICANS |
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PLAYER |
COLLEGE |
POS. |
HT. |
CLASS |
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Ayanna Clark |
Central Arizona |
F |
6-3 |
So. |
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Fess Hawkins |
Vincennes |
F |
6-3 |
So. |
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Sarah Shematsi |
South Plains (TX) |
G |
6-2 |
So. |
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Isadora Sousa |
Chipola |
G |
6-0 |
Fr. |
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Shamari Tyson |
South Georgia Tech |
G |
5-3 |
So. |
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HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICANS |
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PLAYER |
COLLEGE |
POS. |
HT. |
CLASS |
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Lovietta Walker |
Angelina |
G |
5-10 |
RFr. |
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Destiny Thurman |
Collin County (TX) |
G |
5-7 |
So. |
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| Tweet | Lucy Ibeh | Collin County (TX) | F | 6-0 | So. |
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Danja Stafford |
Eastern Arizona |
F |
6-1 |
Fr. |
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Makayla Pippen |
Central Arizona |
G |
6-1 |
So. |
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Fapou Semebene |
Northwest Florida State |
F |
6-0 |
So. |
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Raven Peoples |
Northwest Florida State |
F |
6-3 |
So. |
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Awa Sidibe |
Salt Lake (UT) |
F |
5-11 |
Fr. |
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Leah Mafua |
Otero |
G |
5-10 |
Fr. |
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Natalia Otkhmezuri |
Casper (WY) |
G |
5-8 |
Fr. |
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Binta Salawu |
Miles (MT) |
G |
5-3 |
So. |
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Keyara Jones |
Jones (MS) |
G |
5-6 |
So. |
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Jahnaria Brown |
Georgia Highlands |
C |
6-3 |
So. |
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Abby Ogle |
Hutchinson (KS) |
G |
5-8 |
So. |
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Yasriyyah Wazeerud-Din |
South Georgia Tech |
G |
5-11 |
So. |
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Tamara Nard |
Butler (KS) |
F |
6-2 |
Fr. |
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RaVon Nero |
Butler (KS) |
G |
5-9 |
So. |
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Karolina Szydlowska |
Seward County (KS) |
F |
6-0 |
So. |
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Asia Strong |
Trinity Valley (TX) |
F |
6-2 |
So. |
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Naomi Mbandu |
Gulf Coast State (FL) |
F |
6-2 |
So. |
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Kobe King-Hawae- Gillette
She is 7th in the nation for assists (178), 4th in the nation for total points (675), 11th for points per game (20.5), 16th for Defensive Rebounds (192), 2nd for total field goals (284-589).
Ahlana Smith-Gulf Coast
Louisville signee is the No. 1 overall prospect in junior college by the World Exposure Report.
Keya Patton- Wabash Valley
Felmas Koranga - Tyler
Koranga has amassed over 1,000 points and 750 rebounds in her two year career. She finished 6th in the nation for blocks (92), 16th for total points (590), and 5th for total rebounds (407).
Daliyah Brown- Miami Dade
Brown finished this season has the No. 1 scorer in the nation with 26.6 ppg, 1st for free throws (326-414) which now is a new NJCAA record, and is ranked No. 2 in the nation for total assist (232).
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