USF Women’s Basketball Standouts Shine in AAC Awards

Sammie Puisis Leads the Way

Less than 15 months after a knee injury, Sammie Puisis has made a remarkable return, earning a spot on the AAC first team.

The USF standout is the team’s leading scorer and top 3-point shooter, making a significant impact this season.

Other Notable Honors

Mama Dembele named Defensive Player of the Year and L’or Mputu named Most Improved Player.

Carla Brito also recognized on the second team for her solid contributions to the team.

Impressive Performances

Puisis, a transfer from FSU, has excelled in her third season with the Bulls, ranking nationally in 3-pointers made and efficiency.

Dembele, a transfer from Missouri, has been a force on both ends of the court, showcasing her skills in steals and assists.

Mputu has shown significant improvement from her first season, making key contributions in scoring and rebounding for the Bulls.

Looking Ahead

USF is gearing up for the AAC tournament as the No. 3 seed, aiming to secure a spot in the NCAA tournament.

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Conclusion

The USF women’s basketball team has shown resilience and talent throughout the season, with standout players earning well-deserved recognition in the AAC awards.

FAQs

Q: How has Sammie Puisis contributed to the team’s success?

A: Puisis has been a key player for the Bulls, leading in scoring and 3-point shooting, making a significant impact on the court.

Q: What can we expect from USF in the upcoming AAC tournament?

A: USF is determined to perform well in the tournament and secure a spot in the NCAA tournament, showcasing their skills and teamwork.