West Coast Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Year The West Coast Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Year is a basketball award given to the most outstanding men's basketball player in the West Coast Conference . The award was first given following the conference's inaugural 1952–53 season, when it was known as the California Basketball Association . The only season in which the award was not presented was the conference's second season of 1953–54. There have been four ties in the award's history, most recently in 2006–07 between Sean Denison of Santa Clara and Derek Raivio of Gonzaga . There have also been 13 repeat winners, but only one—Bill Cartwright of San Francisco—has been Player of the Year three times. Four schools in the West Coast Conference have dominated the total awards distribution. Before 2000, Pepperdine , San Francisco and Santa Clara had earned the bulk of the awards. Since then, Gonzaga has claimed a near-monopoly on it. In the 17 seasons from 2000–01 to the present , coinciding with the Bulldogs' rise to national prominence, Gonzaga players have won the award outright 13 times and shared the award once. Gonzaga now claims the most winners with 17, while each of the three other schools are tied for the second most with 11 winners apiece. The next closest school, Saint Mary's , has eight. One current member has yet to have a winner.Key Winners Season Player School Position Class Reference 1952–53 Santa Clara PF 1953–54 — — — 1954–55 Santa Clara PF 1955–56 * San Francisco C 1956–57 San Francisco PF 1957–58 † San Francisco PF 1957–58 † Pacific PF 1958–59 † Saint Mary's PF 1958–59 † Pacific PF 1959–60 Loyola Marymount SG/PG 1960–61 Saint Mary's PF 1961–62 † Pepperdine SF/SG 1961–62 † Saint Mary's G 1962–63 Saint Mary's G 1963–64 San Francisco C 1964–65 San Francisco C 1965–66 Pacific F 1966–67 Pacific F 1967–68 Loyola Marymount SG 1968–69 Santa Clara C 1969–70 Santa Clara C 1970–71 Pacific C/PF 1971–72 Santa Clara C 1972–73 Pepperdine PG 1973–74 Seattle SG 1974–75 UNLV G 1975–76 Pepperdine PF 1976–77 San Francisco C 1977–78 San Francisco C 1978–79 San Francisco C 1979–80 Santa Clara SF 1980–81 San Francisco SG 1981–82 San Francisco SG 1982–83 † Pepperdine C 1982–83 † Pepperdine G 1983–84 Gonzaga PG 1984–85 Pepperdine SF/SG 1985–86 Pepperdine SF/SG 1986–87 San Diego C 1987–88 Pepperdine PF 1988–89 Loyola Marymount PF 1989–90 Loyola Marymount SG 1990–91 Pepperdine SG 1991–92 Pepperdine SG 1992–93 Pepperdine SF 1993–94 Gonzaga PF 1994–95 Santa Clara PG 1995–96 Santa Clara PG 1996–97 Santa Clara G 1997–98 Gonzaga PF 1998–99 Saint Mary's PF 1999–00 San Francisco C 2000–01 Gonzaga PF 2001–02 Gonzaga PG 2002–03 Gonzaga PG 2003–04 Gonzaga PG 2004–05 Gonzaga C 2005–06 Gonzaga SF 2006–07 † Santa Clara F 2006–07 † Gonzaga PG/SG 2007–08 Gonzaga PG 2008–09 Santa Clara C 2009–10 Gonzaga SG 2010–11 Saint Mary's PG 2011–12 Saint Mary's PG 2012–13 Gonzaga C 2013–14 BYU SG 2014–15 Gonzaga PG 2015–16 BYU PG 2016–17 Gonzaga PG 2017–18 Saint Mary's C 2018–19 Gonzaga PF 2019–20 Gonzaga PF
Winners by school Footnotes The University of the Pacific left in 1971 to join its football team in the Pacific Coast Athletic Association , now known as the Big West Conference . Pacific had been a charter PCAA member for football only in 1969. The school, which dropped football in 1995, rejoined the WCC in 2013. Seattle University left in 1980 to become an NAIA school. It has since rejoined the NCAA, first as a Division II school and now in Division I , and is now a member of the Western Athletic Conference . The University of Nevada, Las Vegas left in 1975 to become a Division I independent. UNLV is now a member of the Mountain West Conference . California State University, Fresno , more commonly known as Fresno State, spent two seasons as a dual member of the California Collegiate Athletic Association and the then-WCAC. The Bulldogs returned to exclusive CCAA membership in 1957, and are now in the MW. The University of Nevada , Reno left in 1979 for the Big Sky Conference . The Wolf Pack are now in the MW. San Jose State University left in 1969 to become a founding member of the PCAA. The Spartans are now in the MW. The University of California, Santa Barbara left in 1969 to become a founding member of the PCAA. Apart from a two-year stint in the mid-1970s in which they were independent, the Gauchos have remained in the PCAA/Big West to this day.
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