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University of Oklahoma Athletics
Jackson Earns Kodak All-America Honorable Mention Accolades
April 02, 2005 | Women's Basketball
NORMAN, Okla. -- Dionnah Jackson became just the fourth player in Oklahoma women's basketball history to earn Kodak All-American honors. The Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) and Eastman Kodak Company announced Saturday the 2005 NCAA Division I Kodak/WBCA All-America Basketball Team. Jackson was named to the honorable mention squad after a very successful collegiate career with the Sooners.
A selection committee representing each of the eight WBCA geographical regions selects 10 of the top women's basketball players in the nation to be honored.
In addition, Kodak and the WBCA announced the recipient of The State Farm Wade Trophy. LSU's Seimone Augustus was named The State Farm Wade Trophy Player of the Year.
Jackson was also selected by the Associated Press as an honorable mention All-American. She led OU in rebounding (8.5), assists (5.8) and steals (2.2) per game, as well as ranking second in scoring with 14.6 ppg. Jackson earned WBCA/Kodak All-Region 5 acclaim followed by All-Big 12 honors for the third consecutive year. She was also named to the Naismith and Wade Trophy Award list plus the Wooden Award All-America preseason team.
Former Sooners that have earned Kodak All-America recognition include Stacey Dales-Schuman (2002, 2001, first teams), LaNeishea Caufield (2002, honorable mention) and Phylesha Whaley (2000, honorable mention).
This year's All-American team consists of two; two-time Kodak/WBCA All-Americans in Augustus and McCarville. The remaining members of the team are receiving the Kodak/WBCA All-America honor for the first time in their careers. Wiggins becomes the ninth freshman in history to earn this prestigious recognition, which has been given since 1975. Ann Meyers (UCLA-1975), Lynette Woodard (Kansas-1978), Cheryl Miller, (USC-1983) Janet Harris (Georgia-1984), Katie Smith (Ohio State-1993), Chamique Holdsclaw (Tennessee-1996), Tamika Catchings (Tennessee-1998), and LaToya Thomas (Mississippi State-2000) preceded her in earning this feat.
Saturday's announcement marks the 31st year of the longest running sponsorship in women's athletics between the WBCA and Kodak. The WBCA, Kodak, and State Farm congratulate these outstanding players for this prestigious honor.
2004-05 Kodak All-America Team
First Team
Seimone Augustus, LSU, Jr., G, 6-1
Jacqueline Batteast, Notre Dame, Sr., F, 6-2
Monique Currie, Duke, Jr., G/F, 6-0
Jessica Davenport, Ohio State, Soph., C, 6-5
Sandora Irvin, TCU, Sr., F, 6-3
Janel McCarville, Minnesota, Sr., C, 6-2
Kendra Wecker, Kansas State, Sr., F, 5-11
Tan White, Mississippi State, Sr., G, 5-7
Candice Wiggins, Stanford, Fr., G, 5-11
Sophia Young, Baylor, Jr., F, 6-1
Honorable Mention (In alphabetical order)
Steffanie Blackmon, Baylor, Senior
Nikki Blue, UCLA, Junior
Meg Bulger, West Virginia, Sophomore
Ryan Coleman, Eastern Michigan, Senior
Jazz Covington, Louisville, Sophomore
Tasha Crain, Louisiana Tech, Junior
Jessica Dickson, South Florida, Sophomore
Janielle Dodds, Southern Methodist, Freshman
Shay Doron, Maryland, Sophomore
Megan Duffy, Notre Dame, Junior
Ashley Earley, Vanderbilt, Senior
Ashley Elliott, Wyoming, Senior
Shyra Ely, Tennessee, Senior
Kate Endress, Ball State, Senior
Julie Gjertsen, Weber State, Senior
Shareese Grant, Old Dominion, Senior
Roneeka Hodges, Florida State, Senior
Tasha Humphrey, Georgia, Freshman
Dionnah Jackson, Oklahoma, Senior
Tiffany Jackson, Texas, Sophomore
Tamara James, Miami, Junior
Temeka Johnson, Louisiana State, Senior
Cathrine Kraayeveld, Oregon, Senior
Ivory Latta, North Carolina, Sophomore
Kristen Mann, California Santa Barbara, Senior
Anna Montanana, George Washington, Senior
Tiffany Mor, Wisconsin-Green Bay , Senior
Anne O'Neil, Iowa State, Senior-RS
Shawntinice Polk, Arizona, Junior
Cappie Pondexter, Rutgers, Senior
Liz Shimek, Michigan State, Junior
Khara Smith, DePaul, Junior
Kim Smith, Utah, Junior
Jess Strom, Penn State, Senior
Ann Strother, Connecticut, Junior
Shona Thorburn, Utah, Junior
Kendra Wecker, Kansas State, Senior
Dee-Dee Wheeler, Arizona, Senior
Tanisha Wright, Penn State, Senior
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