47 AT Penn St.-Abington

64 AT Cobleskill St.

71 AT Penn St.-Berks

46 AT Morrisville St.

60 AT Lancaster Bible

84 AT Morrisville St.

55 AT Penn St.-Abington

46 AT Cobleskill St.

70 AT Lancaster Bible

86 AT St. John Fisher

62 AT Cobleskill St.

87 Penn St.-Abington

54 AT Penn St.-Berks

78 AT Lancaster Bible

72 AT Morrisville St.

70 AT Morrisville St.

55 AT Cobleskill St.

71 AT Penn St.-Abington

67 AT Morrisville St.

64 AT Morrisville St.

69 VS Washington and Lee

53 AT Penn St.-Abington

56 AT Cobleskill St.

69 AT Penn St.-Berks

66 AT Cobleskill St.

62 Penn St.-Abington

59 AT Morrisville St.

90 AT Manhattanville

78 Penn State-Harrisburg

58 AT Lancaster Bible

79 AT Morrisville St.

70 AT Cobleskill St.

89 AT Penn St.-Abington

AT Penn State-Harrisburg

Penn State-Harrisburg

75 AT Penn St.-Berks

85 AT Penn St.-Abington

70 AT Penn State-Harrisburg

106 AT Lancaster Bible

94 Penn St.-Abington

75 Penn State-Harrisburg

81 AT Morrisville St.

110 AT St. Mary's (Md.)

97 AT Pitt.-Bradford

88 Penn State-Altoona

105 AT Pitt.-Greensburg

68 AT Penn State-Altoona

119 AT Penn State-Behrend

Posted: Feb 23, 2018

All-Conference Honors For Carley Ryan Of Women's Basketball

Wells College women's basketball junior Carley Ryan earned recognition as the North Eastern Athletic Conference announced its 2017-18 all-conference teams and individual award winners. Ryan was voted to the All-NEAC Third Team by league coaches.

Ryan, an education major from Middleburgh, N.Y., was the leading scorer for Wells in the 2017-18 season. She averaged 14.4 points per game and scored in double-figures 13 times in 25 games played. Ryan led the team in field goals made and 3-pointers made. She set a Wells record with eight 3-pointers in a Feb. 10 game against Morrisville. She scored a career-best 39 points in that game against Morrisville and was named NEAC Player of the Week.

It is the first NEAC all-conference selection for Ryan.

The Wells College women's basketball program has had at least one player selected to the all-conference teams since joining the NEAC for the 2010-11 season, when Wells women's basketball began competition at the NCAA level.

The all-conference teams honored the top-18 players in the NEAC, regardless of position. Each head coach in the league cast a ballot ranking nominated players (up to four from each institution). Coaches were not permitted to vote for their team's nominees.