RENO, Nev. - Nevada Women's Basketball had three players earn All-Mountain West honors Sunday, with senior guard Da'Ja Hamilton leading the way with her second-straight selection to the All-Mountain West Team.

Guard Audrey Roden was named to the Mountain West All-Freshman Team, and redshirt sophomore guard Aly Jimenez earned a spot on the Mountain West All-Defensive Team.

Nevada (19-10, 11-6 MW), the No. 4 seed at this week's 2022 Air Force Reserve Mountain West Championship, takes on No. 5 Air Force Monday, March 7, at 2:30 p.m. in quarterfinal action.

Hamilton was named to the All-Mountain West Team for the second-straight season after averaging 15.3 points per game in conference play, seventh-best in the loop. Her performance in conference play included 14 games scoring in double digits, with six 20-point performances, and an 85.9-percent showing from the free-throw line.

With the honor, Hamilton becomes the first Wolf Pack member to be twice-named to the All-Mountain West Team, and the second to earn two nods (Danika Sharp was named to the Second Team in 2014, and honorable mention in 2013, before the conference went to a single, 10-player team).

Roden became the third Wolf Pack player to earn a spot on the Mountain West All-Freshman Team. In her debut Mountain West campaign, Roden averaged 9.8 points and 3.7 rebounds per game, and led Nevada with 28 3-pointers, shooting 38.9 percent from behind the arc.

Jimenez becomes just the second Wolf Pack player to be named to the Mountain West's all-defensive squad, in program history (joining two-time honoree Mimi Munged, 2014-15). Jimenez, who posted 26 steals in Mountain West play, was a big part of a Pack defense which held conference opponents to 62.0 points per game, third-best in the conference.