Shelby Selland has added to her awards resumé once again with her outstanding performance on the hardwood this past season.
Selland was recently awarded the 2013-14 South Dakota Basketball Coaches Association Player of the Year for Class B. Just one girl and boy from each class receives this honor statewide.
She led the Blackhawks to a 24-2 season this past year and three straight state tournaments, with fourth, fifth and second place finishes. Among her many accolades is the Class B All-Tournament Team, first team All-State and All-Conference in the 281 and CBH.
The 6-foot-2 senior center averaged 18.1 points and 6.3 rebounds per game this season. Selland has racked up a stunning 1,588 points and 786 rebounds throughout her basketball career. She has committed to Augustana College to play basketball next year.
She is the daughter of Brett and Kelly Selland of Letcher.
Selland receives this award in the company of Mitchell’s Macy Miller, Elk Point-Jefferson’s Keely Bertram, Rapid City Stevens’ Steven Schaefer, Madison’s Trae VandeBerg and James Valley Christian’s Nathan Wedel.