Three Lady Quakers named
All-Ohio Athletic Conference
Peters, Streck, Hood among OAC's best

February 28, 2006

TWINSBURG — Wilmington College junior post Kelly Peters led a trio of Lady Quakers named to the All-Ohio Athletic Conference women's basketball team.

Peters(Spencerville) was named All-OAC First Team, sophomore post Katie Streck (Dayton/Carroll) was named All-OAC Second Team and junior point guard Sam Hood (Lockbourne/Teays Valley) was named All-OAC Honorable Mention.

Peters had a break-through season that launched her to the upper echelon of the OAC. Her 16.1 points per game scoring average was fourth-best in the

OAC while her 8.4 rebounds per game ranked No. 3 in the conference. Peters not only led the OAC in field goal percentage, but established a new Wilmington College single-season record by hitting 60 percent of her shots from the field, a statistic that ranked ninth in the nation.

Streck, who was All-OAC Honorable Mention as a freshman, averaged 14.4 points and six rebounds per game this season, which ranked seventh and 10th, respectively, in the conference. Streck led the OAC in free throw percentage, hitting 85 percent from the line, the third-highest season average in WC history.

Hood, who also was All-OAC Honrable Mention last season, led the OAC in assists and was ninth in the nation, averaging 6.1 per game. She now has 433 career assists and trails only Jenny Eagan (522) and Megan Woodruff (580) on the Lady Quakers' all-time list. Hood, who averaged 8.4 points per game, also led the OAC in assist/turnover ratio. Her 164 assists represent the second-best season in WC history.

Other members of the All-OAC First Team were Nikki Altenweg of Baldwin-Wallace, Shayla Bell of John Carroll, Sara Heitkamp of Capital and Danielle Holbrook of Otterbein. Joining Streck on the second team were Kyla Hogan of Mount Union, Jennifer Lilly of Capital, Justine Pagenhardt of Marietta and Michelle White of Baldwin-Wallace. In addition to Hood, honorable mention awards went to Amanda Campbell of Heidelberg, Megan Cevasco of Ohio Northern, Sara Fee of Otterbein, Caitlin Hubach of John Carroll, Amanda Mondrach of Baldwin-Wallace, Jenn Neal of Baldwin-Wallace, Abbey Perez of Otterbein, Laura Roth of Otterbein, Brittany Skolnicki of Heidelberg and Alicia Williams of Mount Union.

Heitkamp was the recipient of the OAC Helen Ludwig Award, given to the OAC's most outstanding player. Baldwin-Wallace head coach Cheri Harrer was named OAC Coach of the Year and Mondrach was named OAC Freshman of the Year.