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    Lariat sports awards: Looking back at the year in Baylor sports

    Ben EverettBy Ben EverettMay 2, 2019 Featured No Comments1 Min Read
    The Lady Bears celebrate their title. Shae Koharski | Multimedia Journalist
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    By Ben Everett | Sports Editor, Jessika Harkay | Sports Writer, DJ Ramirez | Sports Writer, Noah Torr | Executive Producer, Elisabeth Tharp | Sports Director

    With the school year coming to a close, the Lariat sports desk took a look back at the year in Baylor sports. Voting on five different categories, here’s who took home our awards:

    Team of the Year: Women’s basketball

    Won Big 12 regular season and tournament championships.

    Coach of the Year: Kim Mulkey

    Hall of Fame coach led Lady Bears to 37-1 season and third national championship.

    Male Athlete of the Year: Makai Mason

    Averaged 14.9 points per game and led men’s basketball to NCAA first-round upset.

    Female Athlete of the Year: Kalani Brown

    Averaged 15.8 points per game en route to third All-American nod and title run.

    Top five moments

    1. Women’s basketball claims third national title with 82-81 win over Notre Dame.

    2. Denzel Mims’ game-winning catch against OSU in the homecoming game.

    3. Acrobatics and tumbling captures fifth-straight national championship.

    4. Soccer takes down Virginia to advance to second-straight Elite Eight.

    5. Makai Mason scores career-high 40 points in blowout win over TCU.

    Ben Everett

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