INDIANAPOLIS (2/28/2017) -- Three University of Detroit Mercy women's basketball players were honored in the Horizon League postseason awards with the league office releasing the All-Conference Teams and postseason honors on Tuesday afternoon. The awards are voted on by the league's head coaches, sports information directors and members of the media.

Senior guard Rosanna Reynolds (Canton, Mich. / Divine Child) was named First Team All-League, junior forward Brianne Cohen (Toronto, Ont. / York Memorial) earned Second Team All-League honors and guard Anja Marinkovic (Toronto, Ont. / Northern Secondary School) was voted to the All-Freshmen Team.

Reynolds was named First Team All-Horizon League for the second-straight season and All-Conference for the third-straight year. The senior standout is just the second three-time All-League player in school history and the first since Autumn Rademacher. Reynolds also became just the fifth player in school history to be named a two-time First Team All-League honoree. Reynolds was also named to the HL All-Freshmen Team in her first season as a Titan in 2012-13.

Reynolds finished the regular season fifth in the conference in scoring (16.0 ppg) and second in assists (5.1 apg). She was also top 10 in steals and third in assist-to-turnover ratio and became the all-time career assists leader in Detroit Mercy history during the season, while moving into third all-time in career scoring. She was one of three players with two, 30-point games this season and had the top-two assist totals this year with 12 and 11, both coming in league play.

Cohen earned her first All-Conference honor after being selected as the Sixth Player of the Year last season as a sophomore. The junior forward ranked seventh in the league in scoring (15.4 ppg) and led the Horizon League in field goal percentage (60.5%) just about all season. Cohen also led the team and finished sixth in the Horizon League with 27 blocks. She finished the regular-season with 12-straight double-digit scoring efforts and shot 65.0 percent in 18 league games. She became the 21st player in school history to surpass the 1,000-point plateau in the regular-season finale.

Marinkovic was named to the Horizon League All-Freshmen Team after a standout rookie campaign where she ranked second in the league among freshmen at 7.5 points per game. The Toronto, Ontario, native ranked second on the squad with 42, 3-pointers, which also ranks fourth in single-season freshmen history. Marinkovic led the team with a 90.7 free-throw percentage and has played in all 29 contests during the regular season for the Titans.

Detroit Mercy has earned three All-Conference honors in the two seasons under head coach Bernard Scott, while also earning the Sixth Player of the Year award last season. The Titans were one of three teams to put two players on the All-Horizon League Teams along with Green Bay and Cleveland State.

The Titans are preparing for the Little Caesars Horizon League Championship, set for this upcoming weekend from Joe Louis Arena. Detroit Mercy is the No. 3 seed in the tournament and plays sixth-seeded Cleveland State on Sunday, March 5 at Noon.

2016-17 Horizon League Women's Basketball Postseason Awards
First Team All-League
Chelsea Welch, Wright State
Mehryn Kraker, Green Bay
Rosanna Reynolds, Detroit Mercy
Ashanti Abshaw, Cleveland State
Hannah Little, Oakland

Second Team All-League
Dani Franklin, Valparaiso
Khayla Livingston, Cleveland State
Jessica Lindstrom, Green Bay
Steph Kostowicz, Milwaukee
Brianne Cohen, Detroit Mercy

All-Freshman Team
Mary Dunn, Youngstown State
Jade Ely, Cleveland State
Anja Marinkovic, Detroit Mercy
Lizzie Odegard, Milwaukee
Caitlyn Hibner, Green Bay

All-Defensive Team
Hannah Little, Oakland
Jen Wellnitz, Green Bay
Jessica Lindstrom, Green Bay
Amber Lindfors, Valparaiso
Rebecca Lyttle, Northern Kentucky

Player of the Year: Mehryn Kraker, Green Bay
Coach of the Year: Katrina Merriweather, Wright State
Freshman of the Year: Mary Dunn, Youngstown State
Defensive Player of the Year: Hannah Little, Oakland
Sixth Player of the Year: Taylor Jones, Oakland