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Tulsa’s Riddick, Cartwright and Toman Earn American Conference Honors
3/9/2026 10:08:00 AM | Women's Basketball
IRVING, Texas — The University of Tulsa's Hannah Riddick, Mady Cartwright and Dora Toman were named to end-of-the-year American Conference women's basketball awards, announced Monday by the league and voted on by the conference coaches. Riddick took home First Team All-Conference honors, Cartwright was listed as Second Team All-Conference and Toman took home an All-Newcomer Team distinction.
A redshirt senior forward from Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Riddick is the first transfer student-athlete in program history to earn American First Team All-Conference after just one season. She also joins Temira Poindexter and Delanie Crawford as third TU player to receive American Conference first-team accolades as she brings home the program's 13th overall first team all-conference award.
In 28 games played, Riddick averaged 14.9 points, 6.9 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.1 steals. A five-time American Weekly Honorable Mention this season, she put up seven double-doubles, 21 double-figure scoring games, including seven games with 20 or more points, and eight double-digit rebounding performances. She led Tulsa boards 15 times, points and blocks 10 times, assists seven times and steals four times.
Riddick finished the regular season ranked fourth in scoring, fifth in field goal percentage (.506), 12th in rebounding and free throw percentage (.660) and 15th in blocking per game within the league. She also ranked fifth in double-doubles earned and fourth in number of 20-point games.
A junior guard from Greenwood, Ark., Mady Cartwright put up 15.2 points, 3.6 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.5 steals after starting in all 30 games. As one of three players in the conference to earn two American Player of the Week awards, she earned 24 double-figure scoring games, including six 20-point contests, and one game with 31 points. She led the Golden Hurricane in scoring and assists 12 times, steals nine times and blocks once this season.
Cartwright ended the year ranked second in the league in free throw percentage (.842), third in scoring and sixth in three-point percentage (.295) and 3-pointers made (2.03). She also finished fifth in the league with six 20-point performances.
A true freshman guard from Budapest, Hungary, Toman was a seven-time American Conference Freshman of the Week, tied for the second-most in conference history. In 25 starts, she stuffed the stat sheets with 8.8 points, 5.2 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.8 steals per contest. She led Tulsa in assists 11 times, rebounds and steals eight times, and scoring and blocks four times this year.
Toman concluded her first year at TU with one double-double, eight double-figure scoring games, one 20-point showing and two double-digit rebounding contests.
Tulsa looks ahead to their quarterfinal matchup on Thursday, March 12, at 12:00 p.m. between either No. 5 North Texas, No. 8 Charlotte or No. Florida Atlantic in the American Championship.
Player of the Year
Victoria Flores, Jr., G, Rice
Defensive Player of the Year
Kennedy Fauntleroy, Sr., G, East Carolina
Megan Nestor, Sr., F, North Texas
Freshman of the Year
Mecailin Marshall, Fr., G, Tulane
Most Improved Player
Shelby Hayes, Sr., C, Rice
Sixth Player of the Year
Louann Battiston, Jr., G, Rice
Newcomer of the Year
Kennedy Fauntleroy, Sr., G, East Carolina
Ambassador Award
Hailey Adams, R-Jr., G, Rice
Coach of the Year
Lindsay Edmonds, Rice*
First Team All-Conference
Kennedy Fauntleroy, Sr., G, East Carolina
Megan Nestor, Sr., F, North Texas
Victoria Flores, Jr., G, Rice
Dominique Ennis, Sr., G, Rice
Hannah Riddick, R-Sr., F, Tulsa
Second Team All-Conference
Aysia Proctor, Jr., G, North Texas
Carla Brito, Sr., F, South Florida
Kaylah Turner, Jr., G, Temple
Cheyenne Rowe, Sr., F, UTSA
Mady Cartwright, Jr., G, Tulsa
Third Team All-Conference
Princess Anderson, Sr., G, Charlotte
Keanna Rembert, East Carolina
Shelby Hayes, Sr., C, Rice
Edyn Battle, Gr., G, South Florida
Stefanie Ingram, R-Jr., G, South Florida
All-Newcomer Team
Tanajah Hayes, Gr., G, Charlotte
Kennedy Fauntleroy, Sr., G, East Carolina*
Daejah Richmond, Jr., G, Memphis
Megan Nestor, Sr., F, North Texas*
Louann Battiston, Jr., G, Rice
Edyn Battle, Gr., G, South Florida
Katie Davidson, Gr., G, South Florida
Saniyah Craig, Jr., F, Temple
Kanija Daniel, Jr., G, Tulane
Mecailin Marshall, G, Tulane
Dora Toman, Fr., G, Tulsa
All-Defensive Team
Kennedy Fauntleroy, Sr., G, East Carolina
Daejah Richmond, Jr., G, Memphis
Megan Nestor, Sr., F, North Texas
Hailey Adams, R-Jr., G, Rice
Cheyenne Rowe, Sr., F, UTSA
* denotes unanimous selection
GET TICKETS TO THE AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Ticket sales are live for the 2026 American Conference Women's Basketball Championship, which will run from March 10-14 at Legacy Arena in the Birmingham–Jefferson Convention Complex in Birmingham, Ala. Fans can purchase tickets ahead of time by CLICKING HERE.
Visit www.TulsaHurricane.com for the latest news and information on the women's basketball program. Fans can also follow the team on X, Facebook and Instagram.
A redshirt senior forward from Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Riddick is the first transfer student-athlete in program history to earn American First Team All-Conference after just one season. She also joins Temira Poindexter and Delanie Crawford as third TU player to receive American Conference first-team accolades as she brings home the program's 13th overall first team all-conference award.
In 28 games played, Riddick averaged 14.9 points, 6.9 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.1 steals. A five-time American Weekly Honorable Mention this season, she put up seven double-doubles, 21 double-figure scoring games, including seven games with 20 or more points, and eight double-digit rebounding performances. She led Tulsa boards 15 times, points and blocks 10 times, assists seven times and steals four times.
Riddick finished the regular season ranked fourth in scoring, fifth in field goal percentage (.506), 12th in rebounding and free throw percentage (.660) and 15th in blocking per game within the league. She also ranked fifth in double-doubles earned and fourth in number of 20-point games.
A junior guard from Greenwood, Ark., Mady Cartwright put up 15.2 points, 3.6 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.5 steals after starting in all 30 games. As one of three players in the conference to earn two American Player of the Week awards, she earned 24 double-figure scoring games, including six 20-point contests, and one game with 31 points. She led the Golden Hurricane in scoring and assists 12 times, steals nine times and blocks once this season.
Cartwright ended the year ranked second in the league in free throw percentage (.842), third in scoring and sixth in three-point percentage (.295) and 3-pointers made (2.03). She also finished fifth in the league with six 20-point performances.
A true freshman guard from Budapest, Hungary, Toman was a seven-time American Conference Freshman of the Week, tied for the second-most in conference history. In 25 starts, she stuffed the stat sheets with 8.8 points, 5.2 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.8 steals per contest. She led Tulsa in assists 11 times, rebounds and steals eight times, and scoring and blocks four times this year.
Toman concluded her first year at TU with one double-double, eight double-figure scoring games, one 20-point showing and two double-digit rebounding contests.
Tulsa looks ahead to their quarterfinal matchup on Thursday, March 12, at 12:00 p.m. between either No. 5 North Texas, No. 8 Charlotte or No. Florida Atlantic in the American Championship.
Player of the Year
Victoria Flores, Jr., G, Rice
Defensive Player of the Year
Kennedy Fauntleroy, Sr., G, East Carolina
Megan Nestor, Sr., F, North Texas
Freshman of the Year
Mecailin Marshall, Fr., G, Tulane
Most Improved Player
Shelby Hayes, Sr., C, Rice
Sixth Player of the Year
Louann Battiston, Jr., G, Rice
Newcomer of the Year
Kennedy Fauntleroy, Sr., G, East Carolina
Ambassador Award
Hailey Adams, R-Jr., G, Rice
Coach of the Year
Lindsay Edmonds, Rice*
First Team All-Conference
Kennedy Fauntleroy, Sr., G, East Carolina
Megan Nestor, Sr., F, North Texas
Victoria Flores, Jr., G, Rice
Dominique Ennis, Sr., G, Rice
Hannah Riddick, R-Sr., F, Tulsa
Second Team All-Conference
Aysia Proctor, Jr., G, North Texas
Carla Brito, Sr., F, South Florida
Kaylah Turner, Jr., G, Temple
Cheyenne Rowe, Sr., F, UTSA
Mady Cartwright, Jr., G, Tulsa
Third Team All-Conference
Princess Anderson, Sr., G, Charlotte
Keanna Rembert, East Carolina
Shelby Hayes, Sr., C, Rice
Edyn Battle, Gr., G, South Florida
Stefanie Ingram, R-Jr., G, South Florida
All-Newcomer Team
Tanajah Hayes, Gr., G, Charlotte
Kennedy Fauntleroy, Sr., G, East Carolina*
Daejah Richmond, Jr., G, Memphis
Megan Nestor, Sr., F, North Texas*
Louann Battiston, Jr., G, Rice
Edyn Battle, Gr., G, South Florida
Katie Davidson, Gr., G, South Florida
Saniyah Craig, Jr., F, Temple
Kanija Daniel, Jr., G, Tulane
Mecailin Marshall, G, Tulane
Dora Toman, Fr., G, Tulsa
All-Defensive Team
Kennedy Fauntleroy, Sr., G, East Carolina
Daejah Richmond, Jr., G, Memphis
Megan Nestor, Sr., F, North Texas
Hailey Adams, R-Jr., G, Rice
Cheyenne Rowe, Sr., F, UTSA
* denotes unanimous selection
GET TICKETS TO THE AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Ticket sales are live for the 2026 American Conference Women's Basketball Championship, which will run from March 10-14 at Legacy Arena in the Birmingham–Jefferson Convention Complex in Birmingham, Ala. Fans can purchase tickets ahead of time by CLICKING HERE.
Visit www.TulsaHurricane.com for the latest news and information on the women's basketball program. Fans can also follow the team on X, Facebook and Instagram.
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