ROWLAND — South Robeson’s Aterria Quick and East Columbus’ Troy Snowden were honored by the Three Rivers Conference on Monday as the league’s player and coach of the year as voted on by the league’s six head coaches.

Quick was Robeson County’s leading scorer and led the Lady Mustangs to the second round of the state playoffs. Snowden, in his first season, helped East Columbus to a 19-6 record and a regular season and tournament championship in the Three Rivers Conference.

Joining Quick on the all-conference first team was South Robeson guard Savanna Hunt, St. Pauls’ Tia Glover and Alexis Roberson, Anasia Evans and Na’Jewell Ingram from Fairmont and Red Springs forward Jasmine Murchison.

All-Three Rivers GIRLS

Coach of the Year: Troy Snowden, East Columbus

Player of the Year: Aterria Quick, South Robeson

First Team

Lauren Jenkins, East Columbus; Brittany Hall, East Columbus; Kayla Brown, East Columbus; Aterria Quick, South Robeson; Savanna Hunt, South Robeson; Alexis Roberson, St. Pauls; Tia Glover, St. Pauls; Anasia Evans, Fairmont; Na’Jewel Ingram, Fairmont; Jasmine Murchison, Red Springs; Princess Flowers, West Columbus.

Second Team

Meonti Campbell, East Columbus; Keana Robinson, East Columbus; DeMaya Berry, East Columbus; Ahlea Dickens, South Robeson; Illya White, South Robeson; Dara Locklear, St. Pauls; Chyna Smith, Fairmont; Marsha Clewis, Fairmont; Robyn McPhaul, Red Springs; Jayla Barnes, West Columbus