2024-25 All-RMAC Women's Basketball Teams

COLORADO SPRINGS – The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) named Jenna Siebert First-Team All-RMAC on Thursday after her fantastic season for the Colorado School of Mines Women's Basketball team.
 
The announcement marked Siebert's second career all-conference honor and her first nod to the top team. She was one of 10 players named First-Team All-RMAC and one of 34 total all-conference players. The All-RMAC teams and superlative award winners were voted on by all 15 head coaches in the league. Coaches could not vote for their own players. The 2024-25 RMAC Player of the Year was Colorado Mesa's Olivia Reed Thyne. Alisha Little from CSU Pueblo earned RMAC Defensive Player of the Year. Kapiolani Anitielu represented New Mexico Highlands as RMAC Freshman of the Year. Taylor Wagner earned RMAC Coach of the Year after leading CMU to the conference's regular season title.
 
Siebert's First-Team All-RMAC accolade added to a season resume including RMAC Offensive Player of the Week and Yellowjacket Classic All-Tournament team. Her game averages in 2024-25 were 19.5 points, 4.7 rebounds, 3.0 assists, 1.6 steals, and 0.3 blocks. During the regular season, the Parker, Colo., native ranked #15 in NCAA Division II and #3 in the RMAC in scoring. Her 547 points ranked #3 in the Mines record book for points in a season. Siebert also broke the program's single-game scoring record after dropping 40 points on Chadron State inside Lockridge Arena. She was one of nine players in NCAA Division II to notch a 40-point game during the 2024-25 season. Five games of 30 points or more, made the Valor Christian graduate the third Oredigger with five such outbursts in their respective careers. The only other players with five games of 30 points or more while at Mines were Ashley Steffeck and Denali Pinto. The icing on the cake that was Siebert's season was breaking the program record for made field goals in a season. She found the bottom of the net 203 times and surpassed previous recordholder Kelly Hadley who made 200 in the 1985-86 season.
 
Despite Siebert's superlative season, Mines' women closed their campaign with a loss to CSU Pueblo in the season finale. The Orediggers' final record was 12-16 (10-10 RMAC). They finished tied for #8 in the RMAC standings with New Mexico Highlands. All additional postseason awards including all-region, all-academic, and more, will be announced at www.minesathletics.com.
 
Fans can keep up with Mines women's basketball on "X" (formerly Twitter) and Instagram at @MinesWBB. They can also keep up with Colorado School of Mines Athletics all year long on Facebook, "X" and Instagram using the handle @MinesAthletics.­­­