Webb Highlights SE Postseason Honors

DURANT, Okla. – Katie Webb took home the 2019-20 Great American Conference Women's Basketball Player of the Year Award to headline a group of five Southeastern players to take home honors on Wednesday night in Bartlesville, Okla.
 
Webb was named the league's Player of the Year and was joined as a First Team selection by Kamryn Cantwell.
 
Briley Moon followed with an honorable mention selection.
 
Webb also added a Distinguished Scholar Athlete honor to her resume and was joined in that honor by Logan Oestreich and Alix Robinson.
 
Webb, a senior from Melissa, Texas, becomes a three-time all-conference selection and picks up first team honors in back-to-back seasons. She leads the league offensively with 18.7 ppg on the year and is sixth in the GAC in rebounding with 7.7 rpg.
 
She also ranks the top-10 in field goal percentage and is 15^th in the league in assists.
 
In the classroom she is a 2019 graduate from SE and is currently pursuing an MBA.
 
Cantwell, a sophomore from Bowie, Texas, earns first team honors in her first full season.
 
She posted 15.0 ppg over the regular season which ranks fifth in the league and is ninth in assists with 3.8 per game while ranking in the top-10 in free throw shooting at 88.1 percent and three-point shooting at 39.8 percent.
 
Moon, a sophomore from Martin's Mill, Texas, was the league's Freshman of the Year in 2019 and earns all-league honors for the first time in her career.
 
Moon is top-30 in the league in scoring with 10.9 ppg and ranks among the top in GAC sharpshooters, hitting 48.2 percent overall on the season and is draining a league-best 47.7 percent of her three-point shots.
 
Oestreich, a senior from Bismarck, Ark., was named a Distinguished Scholar Athlete in her first and only season with the Storm.
 
The graduate transfer from Louisiana-Monroe is a 2019 ULM grad working on her MBA at Southeastern and over her senior campaign has started all 25 games she has played in, averaging 4.1 ppg and 3.3 rpg while posting a team-leading 13 blocked shots on the year.
 
Robinson, a senior from Cashion, Okla., was named a Distinguished Scholar Athlete for the third time in her career. A pre-season injury sidelined her 2019-20 campaign on the court.