The Times Republican reports:
The Northern Iowa women's basketball team will be without 2011
Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year Jacqui Kalin during the
upcoming season.
The senior point guard Kalin underwent knee surgery on Wednesday after suffering an ACL tear during an open gym session.
Kalin
has led the Panthers in scoring each of her three seasons on the court.
She was the MVC Freshman of the Year in 2008 and missed the following
season due to an ankle injury. After redshirting, Kalin returned to be a
first team all-MVC pick and helped UNI to the NCAA tournament each of
the last two years.
She averaged 15.3 points per game and ranked
fourth in free-throw shooting percentage (91 percent) and fifth in
assist-to-turnover ratio (2.51-to-1) in Division I in 2010-11 to become
the Panthers' first MVC Player of the Year.
Kalin will petition for a medical hardship in order to return for a sixth season.
The Des Moines Register reports:
orthern Iowa point guard Jacqui Kalin, the reigning Missouri Valley
Conference player of the year, will miss the upcoming women’s basketball
season after having knee surgery Wednesday.
The 5-foot-8 senior suffered a torn ACL during an open gym session, according a release issued by Panthers athletic department.
She will petition for a medical redshirt in hopes of receiving a sixth year of eligibility.
Kalin
averaged 15.1 points and 3.1 assists while helping Northern Iowa win
the Valley title, and earning the league’s top individual award.
She has led the Panthers in scoring every season she played and was the Valley’s freshman of the year in 2008. Click here to continue reading.
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