NATCHITOCHES -- Northwestern State women's basketball's Monette Bolden and Candice Parramore each received honorable mention nods to the Louisiana Sports Writer's Association's All-Louisiana team on Wednesday.

The Southland Conference Newcomer of the Year, Parramore led the Lady Demons in scoring and finished in the top five the conference in average and points this season. She had one of the best free throw shooting seasons in program history converting on 90 percent (140-of-157) of her shots from the stripe, the fifth best percentage all time and the highest by a player with more than 100 attempts. She made 34 consecutive free throws at one point over a 10 game stretch.

Parramore put in an average of 13.8 points per game and led the team in scoring in 16 of the 26 total games and reached the 20-point mark seven different times on the year.

She earned a second-team all-conference spot in her first season NSU and was named conference player of the week two times.

Bolden was the team leader in assists at 3.1 per game and finished second in both scoring (11.8) and rebounds (5.7).

She reached double-digits a team-best 19 times and on four different occasions scored 10 or more points with five or more rebounds and five or more assists, two coming in conference play. She was named a third-team all-conference player and earned Southland Player of the Week honors once.

Player of the Year - Khayla Pointer LSU
Newcomer of the Year - Moon Ursin Tulane
Freshman of the Year - Kalli Chamberlin, McNeese
Coach of the Year - Kim Mulkey, LSU

First Team
Khayla Pointer, LSU
Ty'Reona Doucet, Louisiana  
Alexis Morris, LSU
Moon Ursin, Tulane
Keiunna Walker, Louisiana Tech

Second Team
Kieyoomia Benally, Louisiana Christian
Kennedy Hansberry, Loyola
Alexus Holt, Grambling
Anna Larr Roberson, Louisiana Tech
De'Auja Thompson, LSU Shreveport

Third Team
Tay Cannon, Loyola
Kalli Chamberlin, McNeese
Kelsey Thaxton, LSU Alexandria
Caitlyn Williams, Southeastern
Kyren Whittington, ULM

Honorable Mention
Monette Bolden, Northwestern State
Hailey Giaratano, Southeastern
Jomyra Mathis, New Orleans
Candice Parramore, Northwestern State
Taylor Thomas, Loyola