CLEVELAND – Three Bowling Green State University women’s basketball players earned All-Mid-American
Conference honors in voting by the coaches.
Seniors Jillian Halfhill and Alexis Rogers are first-team selections and sophomore Erica Donovan is an
honorable mention selection.
This marks the first time in five years that BGSU has had two players named to the first team (Tracy
Pontius and Lauren Prochaska in 2009).
Halfhill is averaging 13.3 points per game this season, ranking second on the team (behind Rogers). She
is 14th in the MAC in scoring, and ranks among the league’s top-10 players in assists per game, with
3.2. Halfhill leads the conference in 3-point field-goal percentage, at 43.2 percent, and is seventh in
that category in the most recent NCAA rankings.
Halfhill is third in the league in 3-pointers made per game, fourth in assist-to-turnover ratio and ninth
in free-throw percentage.
Rogers earns all-league first-team honors for the second time in the last three years.
Rogers leads the Falcons in scoring and ranks second in rebounding, with 14.9 points and 8.2 rebounds per
contest. She is eighth in the league in scoring and ninth in rebounds.
Rogers is second in the conference in field-goal percentage, having hit 156-of-292 shots (53.4 percent)
this year to date. Rogers also ranks seventh in the MAC in free-throw percentage.
She has reached double digits in the scoring column 23 times this season.
She ranks 20th in BGSU history in scoring with 1,196 points.
A redshirt sophomore, Donovan is averaging 10.6 points and 5.6 rebounds per game this season, ranking
third on the team in both categories. She is shooting 44 percent from the field, and ranks 15th in the
MAC in field-goal percentage and 24th in scoring. Donovan is second on the team in field-goal accuracy
along with blocked shots.
Halfhill and Rogers are joined on the All-MAC first-team by Central Michigan’s Crystal Bradford and
Akron’s Hanna Luburgh and Rachel Tecca.

The All-MAC second-team is Nathalie Fontaine of Ball State, Buffalo’s Mackenzie Loesing, Eastern
Michigan’s Cha Sweeney, Toledo’s Inma Zanoguera and Western Michigan’s Miracle Woods.
The third team is comprised of UB’s Kristen Sharkey, the CMU duo of Jas’Mine Bracey and Niki DiGuilio,
Amanda Corral of Northern Illinois and Toledo’s Andola Dortch.
In addition to Donovan, BSU’s Brandy Woody, CMU’s Jessica Green, WMU’s Marquisha Harris and Ohio’s
Kiyanna Black earned honorable mention.
Bradford was named the MAC defensive player of the year, while her teammate, Taylor Johnson, was voted
the league’s sixth player of the year.
The MAC’s all-freshman Team was UA’s Hannah Plybon, UB’s Alexus Malone, EMU’s Sweeney and Janay Morton,
and Ohio’s Quiera Lampkins.
The league’s player, coach and freshman of the year will be announced today.