
LSU Women's Basketball Earns SEC Honors
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LSU Womens Basketball Dominates SEC Awards: Fulwiley, Johnson, Williams, and Johnson Recognized
LSUs womens basketball team had a stellar season, culminating in a haul of end-of-year awards from the Southeastern Conference. Guard MiLaysia Fulwiley was named Sixth Woman of the Year, while Flau’jae Johnson and Mikaylah Williams earned spots on the All-SEC First Team. Freshman ZaKiyah Johnson also made the All-SEC Freshman Team.
Fulwiley, a transfer from South Carolina, has been a standout performer off the bench, averaging 14 points, nearly 4 rebounds, over 3 assists, and more than 3 steals per game. Her 93 steals rank second in the SEC.
Flau’jae Johnson and Williams both earned first-team nods for the second consecutive year. Johnson contributes 14 points and 4 rebounds per game, while Williams delivers 13 points, 5 rebounds, and nearly 4 assists. Williams has been particularly clutch, with back-to-back 20-point games and multiple double-doubles.
ZaKiyah Johnson, the youngest of the group, averages 10 points and 6 rebounds while starting 18 games. With these accolades, LSU enters the postseason with a top-ranked offense and defense.
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On March 3rd, the southeastern conference just handed out its end-of-year awards for women's basketball and LSU came away with a haul. Guard Malaysia full-wiley earned six women of the year honors while Flaujay Johnson and Makayla Williams landed on the all SEC first team. Freshman Zakaia Johnson made the all SEC Freshman team too. Full-wiley, who transferred from South Carolina, has been a spark off the bench all season. She's averaging 14 points, nearly four rebounds, over three assists, and more than three steals per game across 30 regular season outings. Her 93 steals rank second in the SEC, and she's the third tiger ever to snag this award. Meanwhile, Flaujay Johnson and Makayla Williams both earned first team nods for the second straight year. Flaujay, from Savannah, Georgia, chips in 14 points and four rebounds a game, helping lead the sixth ranked Tigers to 26 wins, including a key upset over number two, Texas.
Williams, a Louisiana native, delivers 13 points, five rebounds, and nearly four assists. She's been clutch-lately with back-to-back 20-plus-point games and multiple double doubles, tying a team record in the process. Zakaia Johnson rounds out the honors on the Freshman team, averaging 10 points and six rebounds while starting 18 games. With these accolades, LSU heads into the postseason on a high note, boasting one of the league's top offenses and defenses.
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