Mid-American Conference: Season 2025-26
Mid-American Conference 2025-26
Tournament Winner: Miami University
Mid-American Conference Final: Miami University - The University of Toledo 68-58 Miami, OH (Glenn Box): Ilse De Vries 17, Nuria Jurjo 1, Amber Scalia 14, Amber Tretter 23, Tamar Singer 13, Clara Planella 0, Mio Sakano 0, Macie Taylor 0, Anna Hurst 0, Emily VanTimmeren 0, Ashton Elley 0 Standings 2025-26
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 CMU Mid-American Conference Final  Miami University won Mid-American Conference Championship 2025-26
Arrived: Amber Scalia (University of St. Thomas, MN)
Left: Megan Belke (coach assistant Malone University)
Average Height: 178.0 cm (5'10.1'')
Average Age: 21.5
 Miami Wins 2026 MAC Tournament Title; Punches Ticket to NCAA Tournament-Mar 15, 2026
The Miami University women's basketball team scored the first 16 points of the game and led start-to-finish to claim the MAC Tournament championship with a 68-58 win over Toledo Saturday. The top-seeded RedHawks (28-6) got 23 points and 10 rebounds from Amber Tretter (6'1''-F) to defeat the Rockets (17-15) and earn an automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament for the second time in program history. Ilse De Vries (6'3''-F-2005) added 17 points, while Amber Scalia chipped in 14 and Tamar Singer (5'4''-G-2004) added 13. Scalia was named the MAC Tournament MVP, with Tretter and Singer joining her on the All-Tournament Team. How it Happened: The RedHawks held Toledo scoreless for more than seven minutes to open the game, jumping out to a commanding 16-0 lead. Singer scored on the first offensive trip, and inside moves by Scalia and Tretter stretched the lead to six. Scalia hit a pullup and scored in transition to give Miami its first double-digit cushion at 10-0, and de Vries' footwork on the baseline led to a lay-in and a Toledo timeout at 12-0. After Tretter drove and scored, Singer stole the ball and went coast-to-coast to cap the run of 16 consecutive points. Miami led 16-6 after 10 minutes of play Another 10-0 run for Miami doubled the lead to 20 with 6:15 remaining in the half. First, Scalia scored on a Eurostep and Singer used a stop-and-start move to put Miami on top 20-6. de Vries then followed with back-to-back shots from downtown to give Miami its biggest lead of the game at 26-6. Toledo fought back with a 10-2 run to close the period to pull within 28-16 at the break. Leading 28-18 early in the third quarter, Miami produced baskets on three consecutive trips to maintain a double-digit cushion. Tretter drilled a three-pointer from the right wing and de Vries got a shot in close to roll home before Scalia got open curling down the lane for a 35-23 lead. Miami made it 40-27 at the 5:40 mark after Tretter hit a triple in front of the Miami bench and then drove into the Rockets' defense to hit Scalia for a layup. After a tough move in the paint by de Vries made it 42-31, Toledo used a 7-1 run to cut the lead to single digits for the first time. Scalia scored on an isolation move in the lane and Tretter pushed a five-point lead to seven with a pair of foul shots on Miami's final possession of the quarter as the RedHawks led 47-40 heading to the final period. Miami ran its offense through Tretter as the fourth quarter unfolded, and the junior forward responded with a pair of strong right-handed moves at the rim to keep Miami up 51-43 with 7:20 to go. De Vries buried a massive triple from the left wing for a 54-45 lead with 5:30 showing on the clock. Tretter converted two free throws and then Singer made possibly the biggest bucket of the game with a three-point play at the 3:24 mark to make it 59-50. The Rockets never got closer than five points, and the RedHawks went 12-of-14 from the foul line in the fourth quarter to finish off their first MAC Tournament title since 2008. Final: Miami - Toledo 68-58 Semis: Miami - Ohio 80-52 Ball State - Toledo 65-69 Courtesy of getsomemaction.com  All-MAC Awards 2026-Mar 15, 2026
 Madi Morson, guard from the Central Michigan University, was named the Player of the Year at the NCAA Division I.
She was also selected to the First Team.
Morson averaged over 20 points and 4 rebounds per game in the league.
Her 31 points against the Georgia South were the most she scored in the 25 26 season.
Tessa Towers, center from the Ball State University, was chosen to the First Team of NCAA Division I.
With Towers' excellent performance, the Ball State University achieved the best record of the season in the league, finishing with an impressive 26 to 6 in the regular season.
She recorded almost 15 points and over 8 rebounds per game that season in the league.
Towers has totalled 7 games of 20 or more points and registered double-doubles in 10 games on the year.
Her 29 points against the Kent State University were the most she scored in the 25 26 season.
Bree Salenbien, guard from the Ball State University, was named to the First Team at the NCAA Division I.
She also earned a spot in the Tournament Team.
Salenbien had almost 16 points and over 7 rebounds per game over the season in the league.
She has totalled 9 games of 20 or more points on the year and recorded 30 or more points in 2 games.
Salenbien logged double-doubles in 10 games during the event.
Her 34 points against Toledo were the most she scored in the 25 26 season.
Yahmani McKayle, guard from the University of Massachusetts, was voted to the First Team of NCAA Division I.
She averaged over 16 points and almost 5 assists per game in the league.
McKayle's 28 points against the Kent State University were the most she scored in the 25 26 season.
She was selected to the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team in 2025.
Amber Tretter, forward from the Miami University, was selected to the First Team at the NCAA Division I.
She was also chosen to the Tournament Team.
With Tretter's excellent performance, the Miami University achieved the best record of the season in the league, finishing with an impressive 27 to 6 in the regular season.
Tretter registered over 14 points and 8 rebounds per game that season in the league.
She has totalled 7 games of 20 or more points and notched double-doubles in 11 games on the year.
Tretter's 32 points against the Georgia South were the most she scored in the 25 26 season.
Among many awards she was selected to the MAC All-Freshman Team in 2024.
She was also selected as the All-MAC Honorable Mention between 2024 and 2025.
All-Tournament MVP:  Amber Scalia (5'9''-G) of Miami, OHPlayer of the Year: Madi Morson (5'8''-G) of CMUDefensive Player of the Year: Johnea Donahue (5'8''-G) of BGSUFreshman of the Year: Peyton Hill (5'10''-F) of EMUSixth Player of the Year: Emory Klatt (6'1''-F) of Kent St.Coach of the Year: Glenn Box of Miami, OH All-MAC First Team 2026  Towers  Salenbien Morson  McKayle  Tretter Tessa Towers (6'5''-C) of Ball St. Bree Salenbien (6'2''-G) of Ball St. Madi Morson (5'8''-G) of CMU Yahmani McKayle (5'6''-G) of UMass Amber Tretter (6'1''-F) of Miami, OHAll-MAC Second Team 2026  Darrington  Eleko  Babbitt  Olbrys  Tabeling Ayanna-Sarai Darrington (6'2''-F) of CMU Sisi Eleko (6'2''-F) of EMU Mya Babbitt (5'8''-G) of Kent St. Megan Olbrys (6'1''-F) of UMass Bailey Tabeling (5'10''-G) of OhioAll-MAC Third Team 2026  Kohler  De Vries  Singer  Carruthers  Anumgba Paige Kohler (5'8''-G) of BGSU Ilse De Vries (6'3''-F-2005) of Miami, OH Tamar Singer (5'4''-G-2004) of Miami, OH Kendall Carruthers (5'7''-G) of Toledo Patricia Anumgba (5'7''-G) of ToledoAll-MAC Honorable Mention 2026  Kingery  Donahue  Hill  Palmieri  Fedd-Robinson Grace Kingery (5'11''-F) of Ball St. Johnea Donahue (5'8''-G) of BGSU Peyton Hill (5'10''-F) of EMU Allie Palmieri (5'10''-G) of UMass Faith Fedd-Robinson (5'11''-G) of ToledoMAC All-Defensive Team 2026  Tagayi Donahue  Franks De Vries Singer  Aniss Tagayi (6'0''-F/C-2006) of Ball St. Johnea Donahue (5'8''-G) of BGSU Ayanna Franks (5'9''-G) of UMass Ilse De Vries (6'3''-F-2005) of Miami, OH Tamar Singer (5'4''-G-2004) of Miami, OHMAC All-Freshman Team 2026  Brew Tagayi  Rowe Hill  Sorensen Shaena Brew (5'6''-G) of Akron Aniss Tagayi (6'0''-F/C-2006) of Ball St. Aniya Rowe (5'7''-G) of Buffalo Peyton Hill (5'10''-F) of EMU Emilie Sorensen (5'9''-G) of NIUMAC All-Tournament Team 2026 Salenbien Anumgba  Scalia Tretter Singer Bree Salenbien (6'2''-G) of Ball St. Patricia Anumgba (5'7''-G) of Toledo Amber Scalia (5'9''-G) of Miami, OH Amber Tretter (6'1''-F) of Miami, OH Tamar Singer (5'4''-G-2004) of Miami, OH | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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