WICHITA, Kan. -- Ahead of the NCAA regionals this week, the Wichita State women's bowling team had three players named All-Conference USA on Wednesday.

Aleesha Oden was named a First Team selection, while Sara Duque Jiménez and Ashtyn Woods both earned a spot on the Second Team. The Shockers three All-Conference choices are the second-most in CUSA, trailing only Jacksonville State's four. The full All-Conference choices and conference superlatives can be found here:

Player of the Year: Gianna Brandolino, Jax State
Coach of the Year: Shannon O'Keefe, Jax State
Newcomer of the Year: Amy Chrzanowski, Youngstown State
Freshman of the Year: Gianna Brandolino, Jax State
 
First Team All-Conference
Gianna Brandolino, Jax State
Jillian Martin, Nebraska
Kaitlyn Stull, Jax State
Erin Klemencic, Jax State
Aleesha Oden, Wichita State

Second Team All-Conference
Katelyn Abigania, Vanderbilt
Maggie Thoma, Arkansas State
Annalise Obryant, Jax State
Sara Duque Jiménez, Wichita State
Ashtyn Woods, Wichita State

Third Team All-Conference
Jenna Stretch, Louisiana Tech
Breana Chewens, Sam Houston
Danielle Henderson, Vanderbilt
Karina Capron, Nebraska
Miya Greene, Sam Houston

All-Rookie Team
Gianna Brandolino, Jax State
Kaitlyn Stull, Jax State
Katelyn Abigania, Vanderbilt
Emily Hart, Sam Houston
Liv Baskin, Youngstown State

Oden, Duque Jiménez and Woods all rank in the top 15 nationally of the PCPI (Player Composite Performance Index). Oden has parlayed her strong finish in 2024-25 into a season worthy of recognition as one of the nation's top bowlers; the junior is fourth in the PCPI and ranks sixth in individual scoring average per frame (21.159). As Wichita State's anchor, Oden leads the country with a 10th frame double percentage of 39.6%, filling 92.5% of all 10th frames. After earning First Team All-Conference last season, Duque Jiménez and Woods have delivered stellar encore seasons. Duque Jiménez continued to cement her status as one of the NCAA's most reliable performers, leading the nation with a 96.9% spare percentage, including a flawless 100% single pin spare percentage in traditional matches. The native of Medellín, Colombia checks in at #7 in the latest version of the PCPI. Woods (#14 in the PCPI) has been a consistent and versatile force in the Wichita State lineup, placing in the top 10 of 10 different statistical categories. The junior was at her best in traditional matches, where her 81.4% of 9+ first ball ranked fourth in the country and her 97.1% single pin spare percentage was fifth.

The Shockers open their NCAA tournament regional on Friday, April 3 against Newman at the International Training and Research Center in Arlington, Texas.