Northland International University’s junior guard Tiffany Chatfield (Dunbar, WI) was selected as a 2nd Team All-American in basketball by the NCCAA. Chatfield had an outstanding season for the Lady Pioneers as she filled the roles of student-athlete, team captain, and a first-year wife. She averaged 18.5 points, 4.6 rebounds, and 2.2 steals per game. She finished first in the region and fifth nationally in scoring, sixth in the region in three-point field goal percentage (33%), and fifth in free throw percentage (73%).
“Tiffany had a great season for us on and off the floor,” said head coach Paul Whitt. “She’s like another coach on the court, and I know the girls admire her leadership and character off the court. She is an outstanding shooter, but her game is about so much more than that. She really made every player around her better, which is a sure sign of a complete player.”
Northland’s junior forward Rebekah Watson (Byron, MN) was named as a National Scholar-Athlete by the NCCAA as well. 
This award is given to a junior or senior with a cumulative grade point average of 3.40 or higher. Watson also proved her value to the Lady Pioneers as she finished tied for first on the team, fourth in the region, and eleventh nationally in rebounds averaging 10.0 per game.
“Rebekah was such an encouragement to the entire team this year,” Whitt said. “I really hate to think about where we would have been without her. She was such a hard worker and great teammate for everyone associated with this team. She is obviously committed in the classroom as well, and I’m so proud of her for earning this honor.”