Gonzaga sweeps West Coast Conference awards

The Gonzaga Bulldogs took home all the accolades as the West Coast Conference awards were announced on Tuesday. Among the highlights were Kevin Pangos taking home the Player of the Year award and Mark Few winning his tenth Coach of the Year honors.

This year it has been all Gonzaga all the time in the WCC and the awards reflected that. The Bulldogs gathered up every major award and had a total of six players land throughout the 2014-15 All-WCC first and second teams.

Pangos is the sixth Bulldogs to win the WCC Player of the Year in the last 10 seasons and the 14th Gonzaga player to win it overall. He is the fifth player in league history to earn four All-WCC first team honors, joining fellow Gonzaga alum Blake Stepp as the two Gonzaga players to accomplish the fest.

Gary Bell Jr. took home the Defensive Player of the Year award and is the fifth Gonzaga player to scoop up that honor. Kyle Wiltjer rounded out the rest of the major awards by capturing the WCC Newcomer of the Year award -- an award that Pangos won his freshman year in 2011-12.

Here are the rest of the awards.

All-WCC First Team

All-WCC Second Team

All-WCC Freshman Team

Honorable Mentions: Christopher Anderson, San Diego; Kevin Bailey, Portland; Aaron Bright, Saint Mary's; Brandon Clark, Santa Clara; Jett Raines, Pepperdine; Thomas van der Mars, Portland; T.J. Wallace, Pacific; Anson Winder, BYU