The Pac-12 announced their end of the season awards and all-conference honors for women’s basketball on Tuesday, and three Oregon Ducks were named to the All Pac-12 team.
Guard Te-Hina Paopao, guard Endyia Rogers, and forward Nyara Sabally were all part of the 15 person team, which tied Stanford for the most representatives from a single school.
Paopao, Rogers, and Sabally are all two time selections as well, having each made the All Pac-12 team during the 2020-21 season – Paopao and Sabally with the Ducks, while Rogers earned the recognition while with the USC Trojans.
Oregon’s dynamic trio is averaging just under 43 points per game combined on the year. The Ducks are the only team in the Pac-12 with three players averaging over 13 points per game this year, and all three are inside the top 15 in the conference in scoring.
While the Ducks didn’t take home any individual hardware, they did have a representative – sophomore Maddie Scherr – earn honorable mention All-Defensive Team honors after she averaged 1.5 steals per game.
Oregon’s overall season hasn’t quite gone according to plan under coach Kelly Graves, but there is obviously no shortage of talent in Eugene – and Sedona Price’s return next season, along with the additions of 5-star recruits Grace Vanslooten and Chance Gray – will further help this team return to glory in 2022-23.
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