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62
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64
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67
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70
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55
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63
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61
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56
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72
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48
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68
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89
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56
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Posted: Mar 02, 2023

Kourtney Oss Named Women's Basketball Rookie of the Year

Kourtney Oss Named Women's Basketball Rookie of the Year

LETHBRIDGE, AB (March 2, 2023) - The Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) is pleased to announce that Kourtney Oss of the Concordia University of Edmonton (CUE) Thunder has been selected as the 2022-23 ACAC Women’s Basketball North Division Rookie of the Year. 

Playing in 15 games in her rookie season, Oss averaged a double-double of 13.2 ppg and 12.2 rbg. Her 12.2 rebounds per game was also good enough to lead the ACAC, and she led the conference in blocks per game at 2.3. She also finished second in the ACAC averaging 4.5 offensive rebounds per game and 7.7 defensive rebounds per game. Oss proved to be an integral part of the Thunder defence as they lead the ACAC in points against per game, finished in first place in the ACAC North Division and clinched a bye directly to the ACAC Championship Tournament.

“Since stepping onto the court for the first time last fall, Kourtney has been an important part of our Thunder basketball team” commented Nate MacLellan, Concordia’s Director of Athletics & Recreation. “Coach Valpreda had high expectations for her coming in, and she has been able to exceed those. She has worked hard on improving and developing herself as a student-athlete, and has become a leader on and off the court. Kourtney has put her skill and passion on display this past seasib. This is a significant accomplishment for her in her first year, and I’m excited to see her continued development in the future. Congratulations on this award, Kourtney!”

A native of Sherwood Park, Alberta, Oss is in her first year of a Bachelor of Science degree.

This prestigious award will be recognized at the 2023 ACAC Women’s Basketball Championship hosted by Lethbridge College in Lethbridge, AB.

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About the ACAC: The ACAC is the governing body for intercollegiate athletics in Alberta. Its mission is to provide competitive collegiate sport experiences, promote academic achievement and be a leader of sport development in Canada.

For more information on the ACAC, please visit our website: www.acac.ab.ca 

For additional information, contact:

Mark Kosak, ACAC
Chief Executive Officer
403-875-7329
markk@acac.ab.ca

Nathaniel MacLellan, Concordia University of Edmonton Thunder
Director of Athletics & Recreation
780-479-9322
nathaniel.maclellan@concordia.ab.ca