LAS VEGAS - Nevada women's basketball guards Audrey Roden (Honorable Mention) and Izzy Sullivan (Honorable Mention and All-Freshman) received All-Mountain West honors, the conference announced Sunday. 

Roden and Sullivan were both named Honorable Mention while Sullivan also earned a spot on the All-Freshman team. Roden's honor marks her second career All-Mountain West award, earning All-Mountain West Freshman Team honors in 2022. Nevada has now had at least one All-Mountain West recipient every year since joining the conference prior to the 2012-13 season. 

Roden finished the regular season leading Nevada in scoring, coming up with just over 11 points per game. The West Linn, Oregon, native also led Nevada in steals and finished the regular season in the top 15 in the Mountain West in that category. 

The two-time Mountain West Scholar-Athlete was instrumental in Nevada's victories Feb. 14-17 against San Diego State and Boise State, earning her first Mountain West Player of the Week honor on Feb. 19. Roden delivered the go-ahead 3-pointer to give Nevada the lead for good in the final minute of play on Feb. 14 against San Diego State and scored 17 points in an overtime win on Feb. 17 against Boise State. She averaged 18 points per game during that stretch and has been a key for Nevada finishing in the top four in the Mountain West for the second time in the last three years. 

Roden scored in double figures in eight Mountain West games and has recorded a multi-steal game six times in conference games. She has recorded a steal in all but three Mountain West games. 

Sullivan was named Mountain West Freshman of the Week four times during the 2023-24 season, the most by a Nevada freshman in program history. The Sammamish, Washington, native finished the regular season leading Mountain West freshmen players in scoring in conference play. She also finished in the top 20 among all conference players in scoring in Mountain West games. 

Leading Nevada in 3-pointers made with 50, Sullivan is just one of two Nevada freshmen in program history to make at least 50 3-pointers in a single season. She currently has the second-most made 3-pointers by a Nevada freshman in a single season in program history. 

Sullivan led Nevada in scoring during Mountain West play with just over 11 points per game. She also became the first Nevada freshman in program history to hit a 3-pointer in 10 consecutive games when she had 11 straight games with a 3-pointer earlier this year. She is currently one of five freshman players in women's college basketball (Carla Viegas - Florida State, Keelie O'Hollaren - Air Force, Ellie Brueggemann - Lindenwood, Kailey Woolston - BYU) to have at least 10 consecutive games with a 3-pointer.

Roden, Sullivan and the rest of the Wolf Pack women's basketball team begins its quest for a Mountain West title in Monday's quarterfinal against Colorado State at 2:30 p.m. 

PLAYER OF THE YEAR 
Desi-Rae Young, Sr., C, UNLV

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 
Aniyah Augmon, Jr., G, New Mexico 

NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR 
Nyah Wilson, Jr., G, New Mexico 

SIXTH PLAYER OF THE YEAR 
Amarachi Kimpson, Fr., G, UNLV

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 
Amarachi Kimpson, Fr., G, UNLV

COACH OF THE YEAR 
Mike Bradbury, New Mexico

ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST TEAM 
Milahnie Perry, So., G, Air Force 
Natalie Pasco, So., G, Boise State 
McKenna Hofschild, Gr., G, Colorado State
Aniyah Augmon, Jr., G, New Mexico 
Nyah Wilson, Jr., G, New Mexico 
Abby Prohaska, Sr., G, San Diego State 
Adryana Quezada, Sr., F, San Diego State 
Kiara Jackson, Jr., G, UNLV
Desi-Rae Young, Sr., C, UNLV
Allyson Fertig, Jr., C, Wyoming

HONORABLE MENTION
Mia Jacobs, Fr., G, Fresno State 
Audrey Roden, Jr., G, Nevada 
Izzy Sullivan, Fr., G, Nevada 
Kim Villalobos, Sr., F, San Diego State 
Amarachi Kimpson, Fr., G, UNLV

ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM 
Madison Smith, Jr., G, Air Force 
Abby Muse, Sr., F, Boise State 
Aniyah Augmon, Jr., G, New Mexico 
Desi-Rae Young, Sr., C, UNLV 
Emily Mellema, Jr., G, Wyoming 

ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM
Jayda McNabb, G, Air Force 
Taija Sta. Maria, G, Fresno State 
Izzy Sullivan, G, Nevada 
Jyah LoVett, G, San José State 
Syndi Summers, G, San José State 
Amarachi Kimpson, G, UNLV

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Nevada women's basketball will be one of 11 teams competing for the Mountain West's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. First round action for the women's tournament begins March 10 and the championship game takes place on March 13. 

All-session, general admission passes to the women's tournament (10 games) are available starting at just $75 and can be purchased here. Single-session tickets start at just $25 and can be purchased here.

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