RUSTON, La. – Louisiana Tech fans have voted and the Lady Techster basketball all-decade team (2010-2020) has been selected as more than 400 votes were cast over the past week.

A total of 13 players who donned the Columbia blue uniforms during the 10-year period were nominated based on a specific criteria and fans were asked to vote for their top five, regardless of position.

The All-Decade team based on the vote consists of guard Kierra Anthony (2015-19), guard Taylor Stahly (2017-19), guard/forward Brandi Wingate (2014-16), forward Alexus Malone (2016-18) and forward Whitney Frazier (2011-15).

Anthony led the way in the voting, receiving 379 votes (92 percent of the ballots) followed by Stahly (347/84 percent), Wingate (280/68 percent), Malone (247/60 percent) and Frazier (220/53 percent).

Anthony (New Iberia, La.) was a three-time all-conference selection for the Lady Techsters and ended her career ranked No. 12 in scoring with 1,753 points. As a senior she ranked fourth in the country in scoring (24.2 ppg) and set the LA Tech and Conference USA single game scoring mark with 50 points in a win over Houston.

Stahly (Newton, Kansas) played only two seasons at Louisiana Tech but made her mark from beyond the three-point line. The two-time Conference USA All-Academic selection and CoSIDA Academic All-American ended her career ranked No. 4 in three-pointers made with 148, including 85 as a junior (only one short of the single season mark).

Wingate (Baltimore, Maryland) played two seasons for the Lady Techsters. After being named the 6^th Player of the Year in Conference USA as a junior, she took over the lead role as a senior and was named first team all-league and was the Louisiana Sports Writers Association State Player of the Year.

Malone (Oxford, Miss.) was another two-year letterwinner for the Lady Techsters who became a force inside. During her time in Ruston, the Buffalo transfer averaged double figures both seasons, including 14.9 points and 9.3 rebounds as a senior when she earned first team all-Conference USA honors. She was a 1,000-point scorer in college between her time at Tech and Buffalo.

Frazier (El Dorado, Ark.) rounds out the All-Decade team. The versatile forward was a three-time all-conference selection, earning a spot on the WAC All-Freshman Team and being named the Louisiana Sports Writers Association State Freshman of the Year. She ended her career with 1,631 points and ranks 17^th in program history in scoring.