Women’s basketball commemorates successful campaign

It’s taken a while for us to get these pictures onto the site, but here’s all the action from the 34th annual women’s basketball banquet.

Brittany Ford is awarded a commemorative basketball by Coach Cindy Griffin for her 1,000th point.

The team poses for a picture with their letterman gifts.

Assistant coach Stephanie McCaffery poses with senior guard Amy Gillespie and her Loyalty and Leadership Award. Other award recipeints included Michelle Baker for the Roosevelt Hunter Community Service Award, Katie Kuester for the Patricia Ryan Unsung Hero Award, and Shelby Smith for the Reverend Emory Ross Academic Excellence Award.

An emotional Djouara accepts the Chris DiJulia Inspirational Award from assistant Coach Sue Moran and Chris DiJulia, himself.

Moran gives Ashley Logue her award as Most Improved Player. The center also picked up the Big 5’s Most Improved Player honor.

Chris Day presents Brittany Ford with the award for Best Offensive Player.

Gillespie also takes home Best Defensive Player honors, much to her surprise.

Logue takes home the big prize of the night as the team’s Most Valluable Player, awarded by head coach Cindy Griffin.

Mariame Djouara is recognized for her 1,000 career points in her college career, both at St. Joe’s and South Plains Junior College.

Director of Athletics Don DiJulia shares his comments on the team.

Jack Jumper of Athletic Communications was the emcee for the night.