Megan Woodruff

Woodruff named First Team All-American

ATLANTA, Ga. (March 24, 2003) ­ The Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) and the Eastman Kodak Company announced the e2003 NCAA Division III Kodak All-America Women's Basketball Team. The WBCA member coaches in each of the eight WBCA geographical regions voted upon the team. Wilmington College senior point guard Megan Woodruff (New Vienna/East Clinton) was named one of the honorees for the squad.

Hardin-Simmons senior forward Kendra Anderson was named the 2003 Player of the Year in Division III. Anderson and Woodruff are joined on the team by Amy Campion of Salisbury University, Kristi Channing of UW-Eau Claire, Allison Coleman of Eastern Connecticut State University, Amanda Kerkstra of Hope College, Amy Meggers of Buena Vista University, Erika Smith of the University of Rochester, Sarah Walsh of Colby College and Christina Vouriotis of Messiah College.

"It's always exciting to see the outstanding group of talented athletes that have been selected for the NCAA Division III Kodak/WBCA All-American Women's Basketball Team," said Beth Bass, WBCA Chief Executive Officer. "We are honored to remain a long-time partner with Kodak to recognize and congratulate these stellar individuals for their contribution to the sport of women's basketball."

Kodak recognizes the accomplishments of young athetes and the positive recognition they bring to their school by displaying their talents on the basketball floor. "for the past 29 years, Kodak has been proud to partner with the WBCA in honoring the best women's collegiate p layers as Kodak/WBCA All-Americans," said Bud Denker, Director and VP Brand & Market Development. "We acknowledge the accomplishments of these student-athletes and the positive recognition they bring to their schools, their communities and the game".

Founded in 1981, the WBCA promotes women's basketball by unifying coaches at all levels to develop a reputable identity for the sport and to foster and promote the development of the game as an amateur sports for women and girls.

Woodruff ended her career as the best career free throw shooter in NCAA Division III history. She also holds the career school record in assists (580), while also having the third highest point total in school history. She holds single season records in assists, three point field goals made, three point field goals attempted and free throw percentage.