Eastern Division Player
Dana Weems - West Chester (Jr, G, 5-8, Pottstown/Pottsgrove)  Weems, a junior from Pottstown, has made an immediate impact in her first year with the Golden Rams.  A transfer from Harcum Junior College, the versatile guard helped guide the West Chester squad to a 9-3 Eastern Division record, 10-19 overall.   Weems' play was a big reason the Golden Rams qualified for the PSAC playoffs for 12th time in the last 13 years, earning the division's No. 2 seed.  She led the team in scoring at 12.0 points per game (17th - PSAC) and finished second in rebounding at 7.3 per game (11th - PSAC).  Weems also ranked in the league's top 10 in field goal percentage (10th - 50.8 percent) and steals (5th - 2.79 per game).   In addition to this accolade, Weems was an All-PSAC East First Team selection.

Western Division Player
Lauren Beckley - Shippensburg (So, F, 5-11, Fairfield/Fairfield)  A sophomore guard from Fairfield (Fairfield HS), Beckley earns her second consecutive league honor after being recognized as the Western Division's Rookie of the Year a season ago.  She leads the conference in both scoring and rebounding as she averages a double-double with 22.3 points and 11.1 rebounds per contest.  In just her second season, Beckley has put together 28 double-double efforts, including 21 this season.  She currently ranks first in the league in three-point field goal percentage, hitting 43.3 percent of her shots from behind the arc (55-of-127).  She also ranks among the league's leaders in free-throw percentage (7th - 82.8; 135-of-163) and field goal percentage (11th - 50.5; 217-of-430).   

Western Division Rookie
Kayla Smith - California (Fr, F, 5-11,  Elkins, W. Va./Elkins)
A native of Elkins, W. Va., Smith led all freshmen in scoring and rebounding as she averaged 15.3 points and 7.7 rebounds per contests.  She finished second on the team in scoring and tied for first in rebounding.  Her 54.8 field goal percentage (187-of-341) ranks second in the league.  The rookie led California in scoring 10 times while posting the team-high for rebounds eight times and has seven double-double efforts thus far this season.  Smith owns eight games in which she has scored 20 or more points, highlighted by a 20-point, 20-rebound performance against Edinboro in the season finale.