Earlier this season, Borislava Hristova made history, surpassing Jeanne Eggart to become Washington State’s program leader in career points. She currently sits at 2,250 points, putting her 11th all-time in the Pac-12.

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On Tuesday, the Pac-12 Conference named Hristova to their all-conference team. It marks the fourth time the senior has been named to the All-Pac-12 squad, setting another Washington State program record.

Chanelle Molina was also honored by the conference Tuesday, picking up honorable mention nods on the all-conference and all-defensive teams.

It’s only fitting that Molina and Hristova would make all-conference squads together this season. The two seniors combined for 980 points this season, making them the second-highest scoring duo in the conference, behind Oregon’s Sabrina Ionesu and Ruthy Hebard. The pair also finished the year one and two on the Pac-12’s leaderboard for minutes per game, with Molina averaging 35.7 minutes and Hristova averaging 34.2 minutes.

Hristova and Molina may be seniors, but their WSU careers aren’t over just yet. The two will lead Washington State to Las Vegas later this week for the Pac-12 Tournament. The 11th seeded Cougs will take on Oregon State Thursday in an opening round matchup at 8:30 p.m. on the Pac-12 Network. The winner will advance to the quarterfinals and battle with 3rd seeded Stanford on Friday.

Hristova and Molina Earn 2019-20 All-Pac-12 Accolades - Washington State University Athletics
Senior Borislava Hristova and Chanelle Molina added a bit more hardware to their collection by earning Pac-12 All-Conference honors on Tuesday, March 3, as the Pac-12 Conference offices released the All-Pac-12 selections as voted on by the league's coaches.

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