Category: Beacon

Twelve Named to WBB All-NSAC Team

Twelve outstanding athletes have been named by the coaches to the 2025 New South Athletic Conference Women’s Basketball All-Conference Team.

“Through adversity and attrition, these young ladies have persevered to grind out the season and come out on top,” said Mike Davis, NSAC Commissioner. “We salute them and their efforts!”

  • Madelyn Delosreyes, MACU
  • India Gultry, Beacon
  • JaLay Harris-Burns, Beacon
  • Carly James, MACU
  • Katerina Kolaxis, Beacon
  • Isabel LaPoe, MACU
  • Maya Lopez, Beacon
  • Angenai Martin, Atlantis
  • Carmen McDaniel, Atlantis
  • Kaytee Reich, MACU
  • Jada Sinclair, Atlantis
  • Chayce Wright, Atlantis

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2025 WBB All-Academic Team Announced

The New South Athletic Conference is pleased to award 14 student-athletes as members of the 2025 NSAC All-Academic Team.

“These young ladies have made it a priority to balance their basketball skills with their classwork,” said conference commissioner Mike Davis. “It is an honor to recognize their hard work and dedication to academic excellence.”

Members of the All-Academic Team have maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.

Atlantis University:

  • Kayla Anderson
  • Alexis Cutler
  • Desiree Johnson
  • Angenai Martin
  • Yanise Martin
  • Chayce Wright

Beacon College:

  • Maya Lopez

Mid-Atlantic Christian University:

  • Emily Dangerfield
  • Maddy Delosreyes
  • Tessa Dodson
  • Ashleigh Givens
  • Carly James
  • Isabel LaPoe
  • Kaytee Reich

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Atlanteans, Blazers Set to Meet for 2025 Title

RALEIGH, N.C. – In a season filled with attrition, the New South Athletic Conference and its member school leaders have set February 15 as the date for the 2025 NSAC Women’s Basketball Championship between Atlantis University and Beacon College.

The season began with four teams vying for postseason glory, but hardships and injuries within the program forced Apprentice to cancel its season in December. Mid-Atlantic Christian has also struggled with a shortened bench and elected not to participate in the conference tournament. The Blazers and Atlanteans have also experienced challenges throughout the season.

“In spite of the circumstances, it is important for us to provide this opportunity for a title for the young ladies,” said NSAC commissioner Mike Davis. “My thanks to Atlantis and Beacon for making this championship game possible.”

The match will be hosted by Atlantis in Miami. The All-Conference and All-Academic teams will be announced on February 17.

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