CoSIDA Release
 
New York, N.Y. – Fordham women's basketball's Anna DeWolfe can add yet another accolade for her fantastic sophomore campaign – CoSIDA Academic All-District, becoming one of three Rams all-time to earn the distinction. She will now be on the final ballot for CoSIDA Academic All-America, which will be voted on next week.
 
"Anna has collected a lot of awards this season and we are super proud of her." Head coach Stephanie Gaitley said, "I know this award means a lot because she wants to prove herself both on and off the court!"
 
DeWolfe was named the Atlantic 10 Co-Player of the Year, in addition to First Team All-Conference and All-Academic, after leading the league in scoring with 20.8 points per game. She also became the program's third-ever student-athlete named WBCA All-America Honorable Mention. The sophomore guard scored in double figures in all but one contest and enjoyed 11 of 18 contests with at least 20 points. She started every game, shooting 41.0% from the field and team-highs of 38.3% from distance and 81.2% from the charity stripe, leading the Rams as a team captain to second place in the A-10 standings and a double bye at the A-10 Championship, plus a WNIT berth, the program's fifth in the past nine years. Among her compatriots nationally, DeWolfe ranked 22^nd in scoring and 25^th in minutes played per game at 37.3. 
 
DeWolfe holds a cumulative 3.36 GPA with an undeclared major. She joins Lisa Carrol in 2007 and Abigail Corning in 2014 as Fordham student-athletes to earn spots on the All-District teams. No Ram has ever been named Academic All-America.