FOREST, Va. --- Four different schools garnered special individual recognition and Randolph-Macon College led all teams with four players appearing on all-conference squads to highlight the 2024-25 All-ODAC Women's Basketball Awards.

Washington and Lee University forward Mary Schleusner repeats for a third straight season as the ODAC Player of the Year and the ODAC Defensive Player of the Year. She recently became the conference's all-time leader in rebounds with 25 boards in an ODAC quarterfinal win over Guilford College, giving her 1,398 rebounds entering the semifinals. That eclipsed the previous record of 1,395 caroms by former Randolph-Macon All-American Kelly Williams. Schleusner is on the verge of becoming the Generals all-time leader in scoring and blocked shots. She currently leads Division III in rebounding (19.3) and leads the ODAC in scoring (21.5).

Randolph-Macon fifth-year mentor Lindsey Burke-Eberhart collects her second straight ODAC Coach of the Year award. Her top-seeded Yellow Jackets have won 24 straight games, helping power their run to national No. 18 ranking by D3hoops.com.

Roanoke College guard Paige Breuer secured ODAC Rookie of the Year laurels from the league's head coaches. She pairs this honor with an All-ODAC Second Team selection as the engine to the Maroons' offense and leading scorer (13.0 ppg).

Randolph College guard Kylie Stark garnered ODAC/Virginia Farm Bureau Insurance Scholar-Athlete from the league's athletic communications professionals. The former ODAC Rookie of the Year is now a five-time All-ODAC honoree with her third All-ODAC First Team assignment this season joined by two All-ODAC Second Team plaudits.

Randolph-Macon led all teams with four All-ODAC selections. Senior guard/forward Catherine Kagey earned her third All-ODAC First Team spot while junior forward McKenzie Matheny received her first top-team award. Sophomore point guard and 2024 ODAC Rookie of the Year Sam Smith earned a second team spot, while senior forward Juliana Park was tabbed to third team.

Nine stars on the 2025 All-ODAC lists received all-league honors in 2024. Schleusner and Shenandoah University senior guard Terese Greene repeated as first team selections, while Stark moved back up to the first team after a second team selection last season. Bridgewater College graduate post Jaden Alsberry moved to the first team from last year's second team.

Eagles guard Riley Corcoran is a second team choice for a third straight season, while Guilford College senior forward Courtney McMillan is a second team pick for a second straight year. Shenandoah fifth-year playmaker Maddie Kimble earned a second team spot after garnering a first team selection in 2024. Hornets teammate, senior forward Shawnise Campbell, is a third team pick for a third consecutive campaign.

Below is the full set of All-ODAC Women's Basketball Awards.

2024-25 ALL-ODAC WOMEN'S BASKETBALL AWARDS
ODAC Player of the Year: Mary Schleusner, Jr., F, Washington and Lee
ODAC Defensive Player of the Year: Mary Schleusner, Jr., F, Washington and Lee
ODAC Coach of the Year: Lindsey Burke-Eberhart, Randolph-Macon
ODAC Rookie of the Year: Paige Breuer, Fy., G, Roanoke
ODAC/Va. Farm Bureau Insurance Scholar-Athlete: Kylie Stark, Gr., G, Randolph
 

ALL-ODAC FIRST TEAM
Jaden Alsberry +	Gr.	P	Bridgewater
Kylie Stark ^	Gr.	G	Randolph
Catherine Kagey	Sr.	G/F	Randolph-Macon
McKenzie Matheny	Jr.	F	Randolph-Macon
Terese Greene *	Sr.	G	Shenandoah
Mary Schleusner *	Jr.	F	Washington and Lee
ALL-ODAC SECOND TEAM
Riley Corcoran ^	Jr.	G	Bridgewater
Jay Garcia	Jr.	G	Bridgewater
Courtney McMillan	Sr.	F	Guilford
Sam Smith	So.	G	Randolph-Macon
Paige Breuer	Fy.	G	Roanoke
Maddie Kimble *	5th	F	Shenandoah
ALL-ODAC THIRD TEAM
Zoe Bayer	So.	G	Guilford
Cabria Mutz	Sr.	F	Hollins
Olivia Harris	Sr.	G	Lynchburg
Juliana Park ^	Sr.	G/F	Randolph-Macon
Shawnise Campbell +	Sr.	F	Shenandoah
Quinn McGuinness	Jr.	G	Washington and lee
* 2024 All-ODAC First Team ^ 2024 All-ODAC Second Team + 2024 All-ODAC Third Team