Head Coach Mike Divilbiss, the current head coach at the University of Idaho, was named the Women’s Basketball Coach of the Year after leading Lewis-Clark State to a 33-4 mark and a berth in the NAIA Division I Final Four. Divilbiss was the overwhelming favorite, garnering 12 of the 29 votes, with Todd Corman of Albertson finishing a distant second with six votes.

Brianne Jolley (Nine Mile Falls, WA) was named to the Little All-Northwest Second Team. She was named NAIA First Team All-America and an NAIA Kodak/WBCA All-America. Jolley was also the Frontier Conference Co-Player of the Year. She led the Warriors with 13.9 points per game and also led the team in rebounding with a 6.2 average. Named as Honorable Mentions were: Sara McEachern (Lewiston, ID), Brianne Kottwitz (Bozeman, MT), and Alyssa Erickson (Wilbur, WA). McEachern was Honorable Mention All-Conference and one of three seniors graduating off of this year’s squad. Kottwitz joined Jolley on the NAIA Kodak/WBCA All-America Team and was an Honorable Mention NAIA All-America selection. She was also an All-Conference member. Erickson earned Honorable Mention NAIA All-America honors and was named All-Conference.

The Lewis-Clark State women’s team were selected the second-best team in the region, behind Seattle Pacific (24-5) who lost in the NCAA Division II West Regional Final. The Warriors received ten first-place votes and tallied 441 points.

The Lewis-Clark State College men’s team (17-13) finished tenth in the voting for the region. The Warriors registered 23 points.