JACKSON – Northwest sophomore forward Sara Lytle was named to the 2015-16 All-MACJC Women's Basketball Team on Monday, capping a solid two-year Lady Ranger career.

Lytle averaged 17.2 points, 8.4 rebounds and 2.4 blocks-per-game this season – all team highs – en route to first team all-conference and NJCAA All-Region 23 honors. She's the first Lady Ranger in two seasons to make the first team and just the third in the last decade.

Lytle was also named to the NJCAA Region 23 All-Tournament Team after scoring 21 points and pulling down 10 boards against Copiah-Lincoln in the region quarterfinals. Earlier in the season she was named the MACJC and NJCAA Division I National Co-Player of the Week for games played Feb. 1-7.  

The Memphis native (Evangelical Christian School) scored in double figures in all but four games, posting nine double-doubles and scoring 20 or more eight times. She shot a team-high 51 percent from the floor and 73 percent from the stripe, and in addition to averaging a near double-double, added 52 blocks, 35 assists and 22 steals. 

Lytle ends her Lady Ranger career fourth all-time in blocks (74), free throws made (192) and free throws attempted (281), 11th in scoring (655 points) and 14th in rebounds/game (6.7).

All-MACJC First Team:
Aja Williams, Holmes
Sara Lytle, Northwest
Kiki Patterson, East Mississippi
Quantesha Patterson, East Mississippi
Eugenia Gilliam, Coahoma
Samantha Duncan, East Central
Kelley Allen, Co-Lin
Tatyana Lofton, Jones County
Alexia McDonald, East Central
Gabby Cortez, Southwest Mississippi

All-MACJC Second Team:
Alontra Tucker, Itawamba
Shelby Wilbanks, Northeast
Tiffany Jones, Holmes
Racquel Harper, Mississippi Delta
Minyone Hill, Holmes
Alexis Collins, Co-Lin
Wendion Bibbins, Jones County
Alissa Adams, Southwest Mississippi
Markeisha Watson, Gulf Coast
Teshia Jones, Jones County
Jamilah Sanders, Co-Lin
Kalybriah Haskins, East Central
Miracle Rushing, East Central
Shaniqua Magee, Pearl River