BOLIVAR, Mo.
– University of Minnesota Crookston women’s basketball player Katrina
Nordick (Sr., F, Perham, Minn./Applied Studies) was selected D2CCA
All-Central Region Second Team.
The
All-Region teams were selected by Sports Information Directors from
NCAA Division II Central Region schools and conferences selected the
D2CCA All-Region teams. The process concludes with All-American
selection announced later in March.
The team is sponsored by NCAA Division II Conference Commissioners.
Nordick
earned All-Region accolades, a first for the senior Golden Eagle
women’s basketball player and a first for the program. Nordick finished
the season averaging 17.2 points per game and was third in the NSIC in
scoring. She also averaged 6.9 rebounds per game. The UMC player ended
her career third all-time in scoring with 1,559 career points and first
all-time in rebounds with 697. Nordick is one of only three players in
school history to earn All-NSIC First Team honors in back-to-back
seasons joining her teammate Alexa Thielman (Sr., G, Buffalo,
Minn./Health Science) and Jessica Forsline. Nordick is also in the
record books for several other major accomplishments during her career.
In addition, she helped the Golden Eagles turn everything around,
leading them to a program-best 18 wins and back-to-back home playoff
games. In addition, she helped lead UMC to back-to-back appearances in
the NSIC/Sanford Health Tournament quarterfinals at the Sanford
Pentagon.
Fatima
Adams of Arkansas Tech University was named D2CCA Central Region Player
of the Year. Taylor Varsho of University of Sioux Falls, Alexis Foley
of Winona State, Brittney Dietz of U-Mary and Nordick were the four
players who earned All-Region honors. Varsho was the only All-Region
First Team pick.
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