Women’s Basketball Tallies Four Postseason All-Conference Honors
3/7/2025 11:00:00 AM | Women's Basketball
DENTON, Texas — The UNT women's basketball team collected several American Athletic Conference postseason honors, which were announced Friday by the league office.
The Mean Green's accolades were highlighted by Tommisha Lampkin being a unanimous selection to the All-AAC First Team. The senior forward is the first UNT player to earn first team all-conference honors in consecutive seasons since Terriell Bradley in 2018-19.
Lampkin led the conference in multiple statistical categories, including rebounds per game (10.1), field goal percentage (.565) and double doubles (16). She also ranked second in scoring at 17.1 points per game and was the only player in The American to average a double double on the season.
A three-time AAC Player of the Week, Lampkin was also selected as an honorable mention seven other times during the season, showing her consistency throughout the season.
Desiree Wooten earned her first all-conference selection as she was voted to the All-AAC Second Team and the All-Defensive Team. The sophomore guard stepped into starting role this season and started every game she appeared in. She was second on the team in scoring, averaging 11.3 points per game, while adding 3.7 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game. One of the best on-ball defenders in the conference, Wooten totaled 50 steals on the year, which ranks third among individual players.
Aniyah Johnson joined Wooten on the AAC's All-Defensive Team in her final year in Denton. A product of Killeen, Texas, Johnson appeared in all 30 games, making 24 starts. She turned into one of the better rim protectors in the league, totaling 28 blocks on the season with 24 coming in conference play that ranked No. 4 in The American.
North Texas enters the AAC Championship with a double bye into the quarterfinals as the No. 2 seed. The Mean Green will face the winner of No. 7 East Carolina and No. 10 Memphis on Monday, March 10 at 6 p.m. CT at Dickies Arena.
2024-25 AAC Superlatives
Player of the Year: Jordyn Jenkins, R-Sr., F, UTSA
Coach of the Year: Karen Aston, UTSA*
Defensive Player of the Year: Mama Dembele, Gr., G, South Florida
Freshman of the Year: Kendall Sneed, G, Tulane
Most Improved Player: L'or Mputu, Sr., F, South Florida
Sixth Player of the Year: Kaylah Turner, So., G, Temple
Newcomer of the Year: Nina De Leon, Gr., G, UTSA
Ambassador Award: Malia Fisher, Sr., F, Rice; Delanie Crawford, Sr., G, Tulsa
First Team All-Conference
Amiya Joyner, Jr., F, East Carolina
Tommisha Lampkin, Sr., F, North Texas*
Tilly Boler, 5th, G, Memphis
Malia Fisher, Sr., F, Rice
Sammie Puisis, Gr., G, South Florida
Tiarra East, Sr., G, Temple
Tarriyonna Gary, 5th, G, Temple
Jordyn Jenkins, R-Sr., F, UTSA*
Sherese Pittman, Sr., F, Tulane
Delanie Crawford, Sr., G, Tulsa*
Second Team All-Conference
Jade Weathersby, So., F, UAB
Mya Perry, Jr., G, Florida Atlantic
Alasia Smith, 5th, F, Memphis
Desiree Wooten, So., G, North Texas
Dominique Ennis, Jr., G, Rice
Carla Brito, Jr., F, South Florida
Kyren Whittington, R-Sr., G, Tulane
Nina De Leon Negron, Gr., G, UTSA
Idara Udo, So., F, UTSA
Jayla Murray, R-Jr., F, Wichita State
All-Newcomer Team
Tilly Boler, 5th, G, Memphis
Victoria Flores, So., G, Rice
Sherese Pittman, Sr., F, Tulane
Kaylah Turner, So., G, Temple
Nina De Leon Negron, Gr., G, UTSA
All-Defensive Team
Alasia Smith, 5th, F, Memphis
Aniyah Johnson, Sr., F, North Texas
Desiree Wooten, So., G, North Texas
Malia Fisher, Sr., F, Rice
Mama Dembele, Gr., G, South Florida*
All-Freshman Team
Devin Hagemann, G, East Carolina*
Tamya Smith, F, Memphis
Aniah Alexis, G, Rice
Savannah Curry, G, Temple
Sadie Shores, G, Tulane
Kendall Sneed, G, Tulane*
Kennedi Alexander, Tulsa
*denotes unanimous selection
