ATLANTA - Shippensburg University women's basketball forward Lauren Beckley was named to the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Division II State Farm Coaches' All-America Basketball Team on Monday night. The all-time leading scorer in PSAC history became just the second Lady Raider in history to receive the honor more than once.

The WBCA and State Farm announced the All-America Team on Monday night in advance of the Elite Eight, which begins tomorrow. The 10-member team was selected by a vote of the selection committee. The committee is comprised of one representative from each of the eight geographical regions and a chairperson.

“I commend the committee for a job well done selecting this group of 10 players from hundreds as the best in Division II,” said WBCA CEO Beth Bass. “We would like to honor these student-athletes for their hard work.”

Beckley, the 2010 PSAC Eastern Division Player of the Year and a finalist for the Daktronics Women's Basketball All-America Team, was honored four times this season as a PSAC Eastern Division Player of the Week and finished the regular season as the conference's leading scorer at 21.8 points per game. She ranks sixth in the nation in points per game and finished just 16 points short of Tracy Spencer's SU season scoring record.

In her career, Beckley scored 2,407 points through 113 career games and ranks 15th all time in Division II. She is the only player in league history to win a conference player of the year award in both divisions and one of just five players in the league with 2,000 or more career points and 1,000 or more career rebounds.

Ashley (Totedo) Swanson was a three-time All-America selection from 1997-99 while Stacey (Cunningham) Dellinger was a member of the 1983-84 team following her senior season. Beckley was also recognized following the 2007-08 season, her sophomore campaign.

The members of the 2010 NCAA Division II State Farm Coaches' All-America Team read as follows:

Lauren Beckley, Shippensburg (Pa.)
Jheri Booker, Minnesota-Duluth
Cassondra Boston, Emporia State
Chelsea Carlisle, California- San Diego
Kristina Freeman, Gannon
Jasmine Gunn, Tusculum
Johannah Leedham, Franklin Pierce
Jenny Vining, Arkansas Tech
Brooque Williams, California (Pa.)
Katie Wysocky, Michigan Tech

Beckley's Career Athletic Awards:

* 2010 PSAC Eastern Division Player of the Year
* 2010 WBCA All-American
* 2009 PSAC Eastern Division Player of the Year
* 2008 PSAC Western Division Player of the Year
* 2007 PSAC Western Division Freshman of the Year
* 2008 WBCA All-American
* 2009 Daktronics D-II Second Team All-American
* 2008 Daktronics D-II First Team All-American
* Four-time All-PSAC First Team Selection

Beckley's Career Academic Awards:

* 2009 PSAC Winter Top 10 Award Winner
* 2008 PSAC Winter Top 10 Award Winner
* 2009-10 CoSIDA / ESPN The Magazine First Team Academic All-Region All-American
* 2008-09 CoSIDA / ESPN The Magazine First Team Academic All-Region All-American
* Three-time PSAC Scholar Athlete
* Exercise Science Major, Biology Minor, 3.59 GPA

Beckley's Career Records:

* Set PSAC career scoring record (2,407 points in 113 games; 21.3 points per game)
* Set PSAC freshman scoring record with 548 career points
* Set SU career three-point field goal record (263; fourth-best in PSAC history)
* Set SU career free throws record (532; third-best in PSAC history)
* Set SU career free-throw percentage record (84.8; second-best in PSAC history)
* Set SU career three-point field goal percentage record (41.1)
* Set SU single-game scoring record (47 points at Lock Haven, 2/13/08)
* Set SU single-season record for free throws (157)
* Set SU single-season record for free-throw percentage (.887)
* Set SU record for most consecutive made free throws (41)
* Tied SU single-game free throws record (21 at Bloomsburg, 2/17/10)

Beckley's Career Achievements:

* Ranks 15th in Division II history for career points
* One of just five players in PSAC history with 2,000 career points and 1,000 career rebounds
* Became first woman in PSAC history to reach 1,000 career points as a sophomore
* Is the only known PSAC player win conference player of the year awards in both divisions
* Averaged 10.2 rebounds per game (1,151 total ranks second in SU history, 6th in PSAC history)
* Became first player in school history to win three PSAC Player of the Year awards