2025–26 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL POSTSEASON AWARDS
The 2025–26 season was defined by growth and record-breaking performances, as three student-athletes earned individual postseason recognition while the program as a whole was honored for its character and integrity. From historic single-game performances to all-conference accolades, this year's award winners represent the competitive drive and culture that continues to elevate the women's basketball program.
Sincere Coleman-Francis
Freshman Forward | Indianapolis, Indiana
All-Freshman Team
Sincere Coleman-Francis made an immediate statement in her freshman season, becoming one of the team's most versatile contributors.
She finished the year with 297 total points in 26 games, earning 24 starts. On the defensive end, Coleman-Francis recorded 20 blocks and 34 steals, while adding 21 assists. She controlled the glass with 160 total rebounds, including 96 defensive boards.
Her most historic moment came in a record-setting performance in which she went a perfect 9-for-9 from the field, shooting 100% in a single game. With a minimum of eight attempts required to qualify, Coleman-Francis broke the program record for single-game field goal percentage, surpassing the previous mark of 92%. The performance stands as one of the most efficient outings in school history.
Allie Caldwell
Sophomore Forward | Zionsville, Indiana
Second Team All-Conference
Allie Caldwell delivered a breakout sophomore campaign, earning Second Team All-Conference honors after leading the team offensively.
Caldwell totaled 505 points across 27 games, starting every contest. She added 177 rebounds — including 132 defensive and 45 offensive boards — along with 68 assists, 53 steals, and 13 blocks.
This season, Caldwell tied the program record for points in a single game with 41, showcasing her ability to take over offensively. Her all-around production and leadership were instrumental in the team's success throughout the year.
Kaiden Hanley
Sophomore Forward | Macy, Indiana
Kaiden Hanley provided consistent production and physical presence in the frontcourt throughout the season.
Hanley finished with 404 total points, appearing in all 27 games and starting 23 of them. She led the team on the boards with 187 total rebounds, including 134 defensive and 53 offensive rebounds. Defensively, she added 20 blocks and 32 steals, proving to be a steady two-way contributor.
Her ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor played a key role in the team's competitiveness all season long.
Team Recognition: CCAC Champions of Character Team Award
Beyond individual accomplishments, the program was honored with the CCAC Champions of Character Team Award, one of the conference's most prestigious recognitions.
The award celebrates teams that exemplify integrity, service, leadership, sportsmanship, and character both on and off the court. Earning this distinction reflects the culture built within the program, one centered not only on competitive excellence, but also on accountability, community involvement, and respect for the game.
The combination of individual accolades and team recognition made the 2025–26 season one to remember and sets a strong foundation for continued success moving forward!