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2023 All-MAC basketball: Akron's Reagan Bass earns spot; Kent State players honored, too
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Akron sophomore forward Reagan Bass earned a spot on the All-Mid-American Conference women's basketball first team.
The league announced its All-MAC teams and Specialty Award selections for the 2022-23 season Tuesday ahead of the league tournament in a vote of the MAC's 12 head coaches.
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Bass is the lone Akron or Kent State player selected to the five-player All-MAC first team. She finished the regular season ranked sixth in the league in both scoring (16.9) and rebounding (7.8). Bass also shot 50.5% from the field to rank third in the MAC and was seventh in blocked shots (1.1).
Toledo's Quinesha Lockett was a unanimous selection for MAC Player of the Year, while Rockets coach Tricia Cullop is the coach of the year. Lockett and Cullop helped Toledo go 25-4 overall during the regular season, including a league-best 16-2 in MAC play. The Rockets enter the MAC tournament on a 13-game winning streak. Lockett scored 18.0 points per game during the season.
Toledo head coach Tricia Cullop calls a play during a game at Notre Dame, Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019.
The full All-MAC teams follow below:
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Who made All-MAC in women's basketball?
All-MAC first team
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Quinesha Lockett, Sr., G, Toledo
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A'Jah Davis, Sr., F, Northern Illinois
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Anna Clephane, Sr., G/F, Ball State
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Elissa Brett, Sr., G, Bowling Green
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Reagan Bass, Soph., F, Akron
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All-MAC second team
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Yaya Felder, Soph., G, Ohio
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Re'Shawna Stone, Grad, G, Buffalo
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Ally Becki, Soph., G, Ball State
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Chelby Koker, Sr., G, Northern Illinois
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Allison Day, Sr., F, Bowling Green
All-MAC third team
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Katie Shumate, Sr., G, Kent State
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Peyton Scott, Sr., G, Miami
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Ivy Wolf, Soph., G, Miami
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Sophia Wiard, Sr., G, Toledo
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Sydney Harris, Fr., G/F, Central Michigan
Katie Shumate takes a shot.
Honorable mention
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Ce'Nara Skanes, R-Jr., F, Eastern Michigan
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Thelma Dis Augustsdottir, Grad, G/F, Ball State
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Taylor Williams, R-Jr., F, Western Michigan
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Lauren Ross, R-Soph., G, Western Michigan
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Lindsey Thall, Grad, F, Kent State
Lindsey Thall takes a shot, A'Jah Davis on defense.
All-Freshman team
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Sydney Harris, G/F, Central Michigan
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Corynne Hauser, G, Kent State
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Bridget Utberg, G, Central Michigan
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Olivia Smith, G, Eastern Michigan
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Jaya McClure, G, Ohio
Kent State's Corynne Hauser.
All-Defensive team
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Nyla Hampton, Jr., G, Bowling Green
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Dominique Camp, Sr., G, Akron
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Khera Goss, Jr., G, Toledo
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Taylor Williams, R-Jr., F, Western Michigan
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Elissa Brett, Sr., G, Bowling Green
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2022-23 MAC women's basketball coach, player of the year
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Coach of the Year:Tricia Cullop, Toledo
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Player of the Year:Quinesha Lockett, Sr., G, Toledo
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Defensive Player of the Year:Nyla Hampton, Jr., G, Bowling Green
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Freshman of the Year:Sydney Harris, G/F, Central Michigan
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Sixth Player of the Year:Janae Poisson, Grad, G, Northern Illinois
This article originally appeared on The Repository: 2023 All-MAC women's basketball awards for Akron, Kent State players
