Boston College Athletics
Anastos Named To All-ACC Academic Team
March 02, 2018 | Women's Basketball
Boston College graduate senior Andie Anastos was named to the 2017-18 All-ACC Women's Basketball Academic Team, as announced by the conference today.
A native of Farmington Hills, Mich., Anastos joined the women's basketball team in May after playing four seasons with the BC women's hockey team.
In her first season, Anastos started 27 games and played in 28. She averaged 33.2 minutes, six points, led the team in assists and had 27 steals. She shot 44 percent from the floor and 47.6 percent from the three-point arc.
Anastos, a team captain, led the team in defensive charges with 17. She posted her career-high of 15 points in the final game against North Carolina on Wednesday.
She will graduate from BC in May with a master's degree in leadership and administration from the Wood School. She earned her undergraduate degree in May of 2017 from the Lynch School of Education as an applied psychology and human development major.
Kay Yow Award Winner (Scholar-Athlete of the Year): Lexie Brown, R-Sr., G, Duke; Markets & Management Studies
Andie Anastos, GS, G Boston College; Leadership/Administration
Danielle Edwards, Jr., G, Clemson; Sports Communications
Lexie Brown, R-Sr., G, Duke; Markets & Management Studies
Rebecca Greenwell, R-Sr., G, Duke; Markets & Management Studies
Erin Mathias, Sr., F/C, Duke; Visual Studies
Leaonna Odom, So., G, Duke; Undeclared
AJ Alix, R-Sr., G, Florida State; Criminology
Ama Degbeon, Sr., C, Florida State; Biological Science
Chatrice White, Sr., C, Florida State; Family and Child Sciences
Imani Wright, Sr., G, Florida State, African American Studies
Elo Edeferioka, R-Sr., F, Georgia Tech; Business Administration
Francesca Pan, So., G, Georgia Tech; Business Administration
Arica Carter, Jr., G, Louisville; Exercise Science and Pyschology
Sam Fuehring, Jr., F, Louisville; Sport Administration
Jazmine Jones, So., G, Louisville; Criminal Justice
Endia Banks, Fr., G, Miami; Undeclared
Kelsey Marshall, Fr., G, Miami; Broadcast Journalism
Emese Hof, Jr., G, Miami; Exercise Physiology
Taylor Koenen, So., G, North Carolina; Business Administration
Kiara Leslie, R-Jr., G, NC State; Liberal Studies
Akela Maize, Sr., C, NC State; Communications
Kalista Walters, Jr., C, Pitt; Media & Professional Studies
Gabby Cooper, So., G, Syracuse; Pyschology
Miranda Drummond, R-Jr., F, Syracuse; Health & Exercise Science
Digna Strautmane, Fr., F, Syracuse; Human Development
Lauren Moses, Sr., F, Virgina; Inter-American Studies
Jocelyn Willoughby, So., G, Virginia; Arts & Sciences
Taylor Emery, Jr., G, Virginia Tech; Creative Writing
Regan Magarity, Jr., F, Virginia Tech; Multimedia Journalism
Elisa Penna, Jr., F, Wake Forest; Anthropology/Psychology
Alex Sharp, So., G, Wake Forest; Psychology
A native of Farmington Hills, Mich., Anastos joined the women's basketball team in May after playing four seasons with the BC women's hockey team.
In her first season, Anastos started 27 games and played in 28. She averaged 33.2 minutes, six points, led the team in assists and had 27 steals. She shot 44 percent from the floor and 47.6 percent from the three-point arc.
Anastos, a team captain, led the team in defensive charges with 17. She posted her career-high of 15 points in the final game against North Carolina on Wednesday.
She will graduate from BC in May with a master's degree in leadership and administration from the Wood School. She earned her undergraduate degree in May of 2017 from the Lynch School of Education as an applied psychology and human development major.
Kay Yow Award Winner (Scholar-Athlete of the Year): Lexie Brown, R-Sr., G, Duke; Markets & Management Studies
Andie Anastos, GS, G Boston College; Leadership/Administration
Danielle Edwards, Jr., G, Clemson; Sports Communications
Lexie Brown, R-Sr., G, Duke; Markets & Management Studies
Rebecca Greenwell, R-Sr., G, Duke; Markets & Management Studies
Erin Mathias, Sr., F/C, Duke; Visual Studies
Leaonna Odom, So., G, Duke; Undeclared
AJ Alix, R-Sr., G, Florida State; Criminology
Ama Degbeon, Sr., C, Florida State; Biological Science
Chatrice White, Sr., C, Florida State; Family and Child Sciences
Imani Wright, Sr., G, Florida State, African American Studies
Elo Edeferioka, R-Sr., F, Georgia Tech; Business Administration
Francesca Pan, So., G, Georgia Tech; Business Administration
Arica Carter, Jr., G, Louisville; Exercise Science and Pyschology
Sam Fuehring, Jr., F, Louisville; Sport Administration
Jazmine Jones, So., G, Louisville; Criminal Justice
Endia Banks, Fr., G, Miami; Undeclared
Kelsey Marshall, Fr., G, Miami; Broadcast Journalism
Emese Hof, Jr., G, Miami; Exercise Physiology
Taylor Koenen, So., G, North Carolina; Business Administration
Kiara Leslie, R-Jr., G, NC State; Liberal Studies
Akela Maize, Sr., C, NC State; Communications
Kalista Walters, Jr., C, Pitt; Media & Professional Studies
Gabby Cooper, So., G, Syracuse; Pyschology
Miranda Drummond, R-Jr., F, Syracuse; Health & Exercise Science
Digna Strautmane, Fr., F, Syracuse; Human Development
Lauren Moses, Sr., F, Virgina; Inter-American Studies
Jocelyn Willoughby, So., G, Virginia; Arts & Sciences
Taylor Emery, Jr., G, Virginia Tech; Creative Writing
Regan Magarity, Jr., F, Virginia Tech; Multimedia Journalism
Elisa Penna, Jr., F, Wake Forest; Anthropology/Psychology
Alex Sharp, So., G, Wake Forest; Psychology
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