Year | Most Outstanding Player | School |
1983 | Beckford, DebbieDebbie Beckford | St. John's |
1984 | MacnameeAnne Marie McNamee | St. John's |
1985 | Long, JaniceJanice Long | Syracuse |
1986 | Pennefather, ShellyShelly Pennefather | Villanova |
1987 | Pennefather, ShellyShelly Pennefather (2) | Villanova |
1988 | Johnson, SabrinaSabrina Johnson | St. John's |
1989 | Bascom, KerryKerry Bascom | Connecticut |
1990 | Mangum, AndreaAndrea Mangum | Providence |
1991 | Pattyson, MeghanMeghan Pattyson | Connecticut |
1992 | Savage, FrancesFrances Savage | Miami |
1993 | Plowden, VickiVicki Plowden | Miami |
1994 | Lobo, RebeccaRebecca Lobo | Connecticut |
1995 | Wolters, KaraKara Wolters | Connecticut |
1996 | Wolters, KaraKara Wolters (2) | Connecticut |
1997 | Sales, NykeshaNykesha Sales | Connecticut |
1998 | Williams, RitaRita Williams | Connecticut |
1999 | Ralph, SheaShea Ralph | Connecticut |
2000 | Williams, TamikaTamika Williams | Connecticut |
2001 | Taurasi, DianaDiana Taurasi | Connecticut |
2002 | Jones, AsjhaAsjha Jones | Connecticut |
2003 | Juhline, TrishTrish Juhline | Villanova |
2004 | Deveny, JessalynJessalyn Deveny | Boston College |
2005 | Turner, BarbaraBarbara Turner | Connecticut |
2006 | Strother, AnnAnn Strother | Connecticut |
2007 | Ajavon, MateeMatee Ajavon | Rutgers |
2008 | Houston, ChardeCharde Houston | Connecticut |
2009 | Moore, MayaMaya Moore | Connecticut |
2010 | Greene, KalanaKalana Greene | Connecticut |
2011 | Moore, MayaMaya Moore (2) | Connecticut |
2012 | Mosqueda-Lewis, KaleenaKaleena Mosqueda-Lewis | Connecticut |
2013 | MacbrideKayla McBride | Notre Dame |
Years | Title of Award |
1998-2012 | Most Outstanding Player |
1994-1997 | Most Outstanding Performer |
1983-1993 | Most Valuable Player |
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