Washington athletes nominated for NCAA Woman of the Year award
The Wildcats’ Sunny Huerta celebrating during a prior game. Huerta set multiple records for Central Washington and the Great Northwest Athletic Conference, including most points in school history and second most in conference history.
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Vikings athlete, Katie Potts, preparing for competition in a previous meet at Western Washington. Potts was a captain of the throwers unit and won 11 individual All-GNAC awards during her time there.
Annika Esvelt, a recent graduate from Seattle Pacific University, was one of eight nominees for the NCAA’s Woman of the Year award. Esvelt finished her collegiate career with five top 10 national finishes across three sports.
Saints thrower, Jocelyn Saribay, competing for Saint Martin’s. Saribay claimed the GNAC Indoor Championships gold medal in the weight throw with a toss of 52-9.25 feet (15.48 meters).
MOSES LAKE – On July 30, the Great Northwest Athletic Conference announced eight conference athletes were nominated for the NCAA’s Woman of the Year award. Four nominees are from Washington schools, according to a statement by GNAC. One nominee being Sunny Huerta from Central Washington.
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