Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award
Il Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award (in italiano: Premio Frances Pomeroy Naismith) è stato un premio conferito ogni anno dalla National Association of Basketball Coaches al miglior giocatore con altezza pari o inferiore a 6 ft (183 cm), che giocava nell'NCAA Division I.
In campo femminile era assegnato dalla WBCA a partire dal 1984, esclusivamente alle giocatrici con altezza pari o inferiore al 5 ft 8 in (173 cm), inizialmente il limite era 5 ft 6 in (168 cm)
Il premio era dedicato a Frances Pomeroy Naismith, nuora dell'inventore della pallacanestro James Naismith.
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- 1969 – Billy Keller
Purdue Boilerm. - 1970 – John Rinka
Kenyon College - 1971 – Charles Johnson
Calif. G. Bears - 1972 – Scott Martin
Oklahoma Sooners - 1973 – Robert Sherwin
Army Black Knights - 1974 – Mike Robinson
MSU Spartans - 1975 – Monte Towe
NCSU Wolfpack - 1976 – Frank Alagia
St. John's R. Storm - 1977 – Jeff Jonas
Utah Utes - 1978 – Mike Schieb
SU Crusaders - 1979 – Alton Byrd
Columbia Lions - 1980 – Jim Sweeney
Boston C. Eagles - 1981 – Terry Adolph
West Texas Buffaloes - 1982 – Jack Moore UNL Cornhuskers
- 1983 – Ray McCallum Ball St. Cardinals
- 1984 – Ricky Stokes
Virginia Cavaliers - 1985 – Bubba Jennings
TTU Red Raiders - 1986 – Jim Les Bradley Braves
- 1987 – Muggsy Bogues
W.F. Dem. Deacons - 1988 – Jerry Johnson
FSC Moccasins - 1989 – Tim Hardaway
UTEP Miners - 1990 – Greg Harvey St. John's R. Storm
- 1991 – Keith Jennings
ETSU Buccaneers - 1992 – Tony Bennett Green Bay Phoenix
- 1993 – Sam Crawford
N.M. State Aggies - 1994 – Greg Brown
New Mexico Lobos - 1995 – Tyus Edney
UCLA Bruins - 1996 – Eddie Benton
UVM Catamounts - 1997 – Brevin Knight Stanford Cardinal
- 1998 – Earl Boykins
E. Michigan Eagles - 1999 – Shawnta Rogers
GW Revolutionaries - 2000 – Scoonie Penn Ohio St. Buckeyes
- 2001 – Rashad Phillips
Detroit Titans - 2002 – Steve Logan
Cincinnati Bearcats - 2003 – Jason Gardner
Arizona Wildcats - 2004 – Jameer Nelson St. Joseph's Hawks
- 2005 – Nate Robinson
Wash. Huskies - 2006 – Dee Brown
Illinois Fighting Illini - 2007 – Tre Kelley
S.C. Gamecocks - 2008 – Mike Green
Butler Bulldogs - 2009 – Darren Collison UCLA Bruins
- 2010 – Sherron Collins
Kansas Jayhawks - 2011 – Jacob Pullen KSU Wildcats
- 2012 – Reggie Hamilton OU Golden Grizzlies
- 2013 – Peyton Siva
Louisville Cardinals - 2014 – Russ Smith Louisville Cardinals
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- 1984 – Kim Mulkey
L.T. Lady Techsters - 1985 – Maria Stack
Gonzaga Bulldogs - 1986 – Kamie Ethridge Texas Longhorns
- 1987 – Rhonda Windham USC Trojans
- 1988 – Suzie McConnell
Penn State L. Lions - 1989 – Paulette Backstrom Bowling G. Falcons
- 1990 – Julie Dabrowski SNHU Penmen
- 1991 – Shanya Evans Providence Friars
- 1992 – Rosemary Kosiorek WV Mountaineers
- 1993 – Dena Evans
Virginia Cavaliers - 1994 – Nicole Levesque W.F. Dem. Deacons
- 1995 – Amy Dodrill
JHU Blue Jays - 1996 – Jennifer Rizzotti
UConn Huskies - 1997 – Jennifer Howard NCSU Wolfpack
- 1998 – Angie Arnold JHU Blue Jays
- 1999 – Becky Hammon
Colorado St. Rams - 2000 – Helen Darling Penn State L. Lions
- 2001 – Niele Ivey N. Dame F. Irish
- 2002 – Sheila Lambert
Baylor Bears - 2003 – Kara Lawson
Tenn. L. Volunteers - 2004 – Érika Valek Purdue Boilerm.
- 2005 – Tan White MSU Bulldogs
- 2006 – Megan Duffy N. Dame F. Irish
- 2007 – Lindsey Harding
Duke Blue Devils - 2008 – Jolene Anderson Wisconsin Badgers
- 2009 – Renee Montgomery UConn Huskies
- 2010 – Alexis Gray-Lawson Calif. G. Bears
- 2011 – Courtney Vandersloot Gonzaga Bulldogs
- 2012 – Tavelyn James
E. Michigan Eagles - 2013 – Alex Bentley Penn State L. Lions
- 2014 – Odyssey Sims Baylor Bears
Collegamenti esterni modifica
- (EN) Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award, su wbca.org (archiviato dall'url originale l'8 novembre 2011).
