ACC announces women's basketball all-conference team

[Bob Ferrante]

2024-25 All-ACC Women’s Basketball Team

Player of the Year: Hannah Hidalgo, So., G, Notre Dame
Defensive Player of the Year: Hannah Hidalgo, So., G, Notre Dame
Rookie of the Year: Toby Fournier, F, Duke
Coach of the Year: Wes Moore, NC State
Sixth Player of the Year: Dani Carnegie, Fr., G, Georgia Tech
Most Improved Player: Zoe Brooks, So., G, NC State

All-ACC First Team
Hannah Hidalgo, So., G, Notre Dame - 2257
Ta'Niya Latson, Jr., G, Florida State - 2173
Olivia Miles, Jr., G, Notre Dame - 1949
Aziaha James, Sr., G, NC State - 1902
Makayla Timpson, Sr., F, Florida State - 1729
Sonia Citron, Sr., G, Notre Dame - 1398
Kymora Johnson, So., G, Virginia - 1339
Saniya Rivers, Sr., G, NC State - 1316
Alyssa Ustby, Gr., G/F, North Carolina - 1010
Khadija Faye, Gr., C, Pitt - 973
Zoe Brooks, So., G, NC State - 968
Kara Dunn, Jr., G, Georgia Tech - 965
Toby Fournier, Fr., F, Duke - 916
Jayda Curry, Sr., G, Louisville - 881
O'Mariah Gordon, Sr., G, Florida State – 878

All-ACC Second Team
Haley Cavinder, Gr., G, Miami - 834
Ioanna Krimili, Sr., G, California - 711
Ashlon Jackson, Sr., G, Duke - 657
Liatu King, Gr., F, Notre Dame - 649
Maria Gakdeng, Sr., C, North Carolina - 623
Tonie Morgan, Jr., G, Georgia Tech - 611
Reniya Kelly, So., G, North Carolina - 585
Nunu Agara, So., F, Stanford - 550
Tajianna Roberts, Fr., G, Louisville - 456
Nya Robertson, Jr., G, SMU - 427

All-Defensive Team
Hannah Hidalgo, Notre Dame - 484
Makayla Timpson, Florida State - 368
Saniya Rivers, NC State - 226
Jadyn Donovan, Duke - 161
Alyssa Ustby, North Carolina - 123
Sonia Citron, Notre Dame - 109

All-Freshman Team
Toby Fournier, Duke - 520
Tajianna Roberts, Louisville - 410
Dani Carnegie, Georgia Tech - 380
Tilda Trygger, NC State - 164
Lanie Grant, North Carolina - 116
Kate Koval, Notre Dame - 103

ACC Most Improved
Zoe Brooks, NC State - 124
Reniya Kelly, North Carolina - 114
Khadija Faye, Pitt - 96

ACC Sixth Player
Dani Carnegie, Georgia Tech - 372
Oluchi Okananwa, Duke - 324
Tess Heal, Stanford - 52

ACC Coach of the Year
Wes Moore, NC State - 306
Niele Ivey, Notre Dame - 184
Charmin Smith, California - 99

 

[Bob Ferrante]

FSU sports information:

Florida State women’s basketball players Ta’Niya Latson, Makayla Timpson and O’Mariah Gordon were selected to the 2025 All-ACC First Team on Tuesday.

Timpson was also chosen for the All-Defensive Team for the third time in her career, finishing second in voting.

It was the first time since 2013 three Seminoles were selected to the First Team and second in program history. FSU is one of two teams nationally with three players averaging above 16.0 points per game and the trio is the highest scoring in the nation at 59.4 points per game. All three players led an offense that produced seven 100-point games, setting an FSU record.

Latson earns her third All-ACC First Team selection. As the nation’s leading scorer at 25.4 points per game, Latson leads the highest-scoring offense in the country at 88.2 points per game.

Latson became the fastest to score 2,000 points in Florida State basketball history after posting 23 points against No. 3 Notre Dame and now has 2,024 for her career. She became the third player in ACC history to hit 2,000 points in the first three seasons, and first since Alaina Beard of Duke (2000-04).

The Miami native was the ACC Player of the Week five times this season and took home the Associated Press Player of the Week twice. She was also named the Ann Meyers Drysdale Player of the Week twice.

This season, Latson established or tied career highs in points (40), assists (12), rebounds (11), field goals (18), free throws made (15) and three-pointers (5). Her 5-of-5 performance from three tied a school record as the Noles set a new program high 18 three-pointers made.

Latson is a finalist for the Ann Meyers Drysdale Award and has been named to the Wooden, Wade and Naismith Trophy watch lists.

Timpson earned her second First Team nod, after averaging 17.7 points per game, 10.7 rebounds per game and 3.03 blocks per game.

Timpson led the league in blocks with 91 this season and in conference play with 50. She bested her own single season blocks record and has 278 for career, just 23 away from tying the program record. The Seminoles ranked ninth nationally in blocks per game (5.6), led by her efforts at 3.03, which lead the ACC.

This season, Timpson became the career leader in double-doubles and rebounds, passing Natasha Howard in both categories. Behind 15 double-doubles this season, Timpson has 46 for her career and 1,066 rebounds.

The Edison, Georgia, native secured ACC Player of the Week honors twice this season, and set career highs in points (38), rebounds (22), blocks (8), assists (4), steals (6), field goals (15), free throws (9) and three-pointers (1).

Gordon earns her first career All-ACC honor. This season, she averaged 16.3 points per game and ranked second in the league in assist/turnover ratio at 2.76 as the Noles were also second at 1.23 despite fast offensive play.

The Sarasota, Fla., native saw a career high, 34 points in the win at Miami, becoming the third Seminole this season to contribute a 30-point game.

In addition to points, Gordon added career highs in assists (10), steals (7) blocks (2), field goals (14), three-pointers 94) and free throws (8). She also secured her first career double-double in the win over Jacksonville.