COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.  The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference on Thursday morning released it 2025-26 Women's Basketball All-RMAC teams with three Western Colorado players on the lists.

Ivey Schmidt was voted to the first team, Jayda Maves earned second team honors, and Alyssa Eckroth was tabbed honorable mention all-RMAC.

The league's coaches nominate players for the all-RMAC ballots then complete the voting process, unable to vote for their own players.

Schmidt, a senior guard who passed the 1,000 career points mark during the season, earns first-team recognition for the second season in a row.

She led Western in scoring with a 20.4 points per game average that also ranked fourth in the RMAC and ninth in NCAA Division II women's basketball statistics. Schmidt was also the Mountaineers' leading rebounder at 6.9 per game and was fourth in the RMAC in minutes per game, playing and average of 34.1 minutes per contest.

Maves, a junior guard who was an honorable mention selection last season, led the conference in both 3-point field goal percentage (42.8%) and triples per game (2.7). Her 3FG% ranked seventh nationally and her 3's per game ranked 17th in DII.

Maves was second on the team in scoring (13.1 PPG), which was 14th in the RMAC, and her 33.7 MPG trailed only Schmidt within Western's ranks and was fifth highest in the league.

Making her first appearance with an all-RMAC honor is Eckroth, a junior forward.

She was money from the free throw line for Western, her 84.6% success rate from the stripe the best on the team and third highest in the RMAC. Her steely nerves provided the winning points from the line late in the season in a 59-57 win over visiting Fort Lewis.

Eckroth's 12.9 PPG were third highest amongst her teammates and ranked 16th within the conference rankings, and her 34 3-pointers trailed only Maves and Schmidt in Western's statistics tables.

Schmidt, Maves and Eckroth helped lead Western into the RMAC tournament for the second consecutive season, along with earning a top-four finish in the regular season standings to bring a first-round RMAC playoff game to Paul Wright Gymnasium.