Pittsboro’s Eanes earns All-Conference honors for Queens University

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ROCK HILL, S.C. — Kristian Eanes of the Queens University of Charlotte women’s basketball team was named an honorable mention all-conference selection, the South Atlantic Conference announced last Thursday.

Eanes, a junior guard from Pittsboro and Northwood High School graduate, finished fourth in the league in scoring with an average of 16.8 points per game. She scored in double figures in 25 of her 27 games played and scored more than 20 points on 10 occasions.

On Nov. 30 versus Lenoir-Rhyne University, Eanes scored a career-high 24 points, going 12-of-14 from the field for the Royals while adding two rebounds, an assist and a steal.

A standout defensively, Eanes finished second in the conference in steals per game (2.9 SPG). She recorded a career-high eight steals on Jan. 22 at Wingate University.

Eanes’ postseason recognition marks the third consecutive season in which a Queens player has received an all-conference honor.

2019-20 South Atlantic Conference Women’s Basketball All-Conference

First Team

Alexy Mollenhauer, Anderson

Kayla Marosites, Carson-Newman

Mia Long, Tusculum

Braelyn Wykle, Carson-Newman

Madison Baggett, Anderson

Taisha DeShazo, Catawba

Second Team

Teliyah Jeter, Wingate

Erin Houser, Coker

Madeline Hardy, Lenoir-Rhyne

Keli Romas, Newberry

Caitlyn Ross, UVa-Wise

Kelsey McDermott, Newberry

Honorable Mention

Taylor Hair, Anderson

Kasey Johnson, Tusculum

De’Ja Marshall, Mars Hill

Kristian Eanes, Queens

Addison Byrd, Carson-Newman

Lyrik Thorne, Catawba

All-Freshman

Braelyn Wykle, Carson-Newman

Caitlyn Ross, UVa-Wise

Hannah Clark, Wingate

Nia Vanzant, UVa-Wise

Lyrik Thorne, Catawba

Player of the Year

Alexy Mollenhauer, Anderson

Freshman of the Year

Braelyn Wykle, Carson-Newman

Defensive Player of the Year

Teliyah Jeter, Wingate

Coach of the Year

Jonathon Barbaree, Anderson