ECAC Announces 2025 DIII Women's Basketball All-ECAC Teams and Major Award Winners
DANBURY, Conn. – The Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) has announced its 2025 Division III Women’s Basketball All-ECAC Teams and major award winners.
Baruch College Guard Mia Castillo was voted Player of the Year for the second year in a row. USMMA picked up the remaining two awards, with Carolae Barton being named Rookie of the Year and Alexa Shields winning Coach of the Year.
Mia Castillo - Baruch College, Guard
Carolae Barton - USMMA, Forward
Alexa Shields - USMMA, Head Coach
All-ECAC First Team
Emily Lauer – Allegheny College, Sr., G
Heaven Figueroa – Lehman College, Gr., G
Mia Castillo – Baruch College, Jr., G
Alexa Charles – Hunter College, Jr., G
Maddison Vaughn – Kean University, Sr., F/C
Emily Grasseler – USMMA, So., F
All-ECAC Second Team
Angela Czermecha – Springfield College, Sr., F
Cam Lexow –Gallaudet University, So., G/F
Rachel Majewski – PSU - Behrend, Sr., G
Meona Boykin – Goucher College, Fr., G
Ashley Zeolla – John Jay College, Sr., G
Caylie Long – Cedar Crest College, So., G/F
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