Hill, Scott make All-Big Sky team
The Big Sky Conference’s postseason honors were announced Monday and Idaho seniors Connor Hill and Mike Scott made the list. The Vandal duo earned second-team All-Big Sky honors in Idaho’s first year back in the conference.
Hill, a native of Post Falls, Idaho, is the most prolific 3-point shooter in program history with 334 career 3-pointers made. He also holds Idaho’s single season record with 102. Hill is in the top five in the nation in 3-point goals per game (fourth) and 3-point goals made (fifth).
Scott, a two-year player from Los Angeles, leads the Big Sky in assist-to-turnover ratio (sixth nationally), assists per game (35th nationally) and total assists (43rd nationally).
Hill and Scott joined Quinton Upshur (Northern Arizona), Dylan Garrity (Sacramento State) and Joel Bolomboy (Weber State) on the second team. The first team consisted of Tyler Harvey (Eastern Washington), Venky Jois (Eastern Washington), Martin Breunig (Montana), Jordan Gregory (Montana), Kris Yanku (Northern Arizona) and conference MVP Mikh McKinney (Sacramento State).
Barr earns another player of the week honor
Idaho guard Stacey Barr was named co-Big Sky Conference Player of the Week Monday after her performances in Idaho’s last two games of the season. The senior from Melbourne, Australia, shared the honor with Montana State’s Jasmine Hommes. Barr averaged 24 points, seven rebounds and posted five total assists and four steals in the two Idaho wins. Barr is also a prime candidate for Big Sky Player of the Year, which will be announced Tuesday with the All-conference teams.