WESTERVILLE, Ohio – Wilmington College women's basketball senior Kennedy Lewis wrapped up her career with Second Team All-Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) honors as the league announced its All-Conference teams on Wednesday.

Lewis, who garnered Honorable Mention All-OAC honors as a sophomore, led the Fightin' Quakers in scoring (10.4 points) and assists (3.2) per game while also being 1-of-3 Quakers to grab at least four rebounds. She scored in double figures in a dozen games including a career-best performance that included 26 points on 9-of-11 shooting in a 79-63 win over Muskingum University at Fred Raizk Arena on Feb. 9.

"I asked Kennedy going into the year to take a lot of ownership of our team, both on and off the court, and she did that coming into the season in great physical condition and embracing a young team as a leader," Head Coach Janel Blankespoor said. "Down the stretch, I felt that she played like a veteran and dug in, logging pretty significant minutes. Kennedy's maturation this season was awesome to witness as her coach, and I'm happy that the conference recognized her efforts with All-OAC honors."

For the second consecutive year, Wilmington won an OAC Tournament game at home, this one 61-50 over Capital University, before falling at John Carroll University to end the season. The Quakers concluded the year with an 8-18 overall record.