WBCA releases 2025 D3 All-Star Game rosters

20 stellar seniors from programs across the country will participate in Saturday's game in Salem, including multiple All-Americans

Kasey Schipfer, the NCAC’s all-time leading scorer and a 2024-25 D3hoops.com Preseason First Team All-American, is amongst the 20 players set to compete at the WBCA All-Star Game in Salem, Virginia (Photo courtesy of Ohio Wesleyan Athletics)

In addition to the festivities surrounding the four teams playing in this weekend’s D-III Women’s Final Four, there will be another showcase of the exceptional talent in Division III women’s hoops in Salem, Virginia. For the second year in a row, the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association will hold its D-III All-Star Game at the site of the D-III Final Four, honoring many of the top seniors in the country. The all-star contest is set to tip-off at 1 p.m. ET on Saturday inside the Cregger Center, with the 4 p.m. national championship game to follow.

The WBCA released the two rosters for the annual game, composed of 20 senior players in all, on Monday afternoon, featuring standouts from all 10 regions. Per the release, “the all-stars were chosen by a committee composed of head women’s basketball coaches of NCAA Division III programs, all of whom are members of the WBCA.”

One of the unique aspects of the WBCA’s annual D3 All-Star Game is that the two teams are coached by some of the most accomplished retired head coaches in D3’s history, providing a cool connection between past and present in this celebration of talent in D3 women’s basketball. This year’s coaches will be Dixie Jeffers, who led Capital’s program for 35 years and became the seventh coach in D3 history to reach 600 wins, and Carroll LaHaye, who led Randolph-Macon to the 2005 national title game and retired as the ODAC’s all-time wins leader.

The rosters from the WBCA release are below:

Team Jeffers

Name — School

Heaven Figueroa — Lehman College

Abby Gress — University of Rochester

Lilly Hedge — Western New England University

Rhe Nae Leach — Whittier College

Madison Medbury — Rhode Island College

Catherine Or — Carnegie Mellon University

Kasey Schipfer — Ohio Wesleyan University

Alexa Thomson — University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point

Sidney Tomasso — St. John Fisher University

Sidney Wagner — Trine University

Team LaHaye

Name — School

Grace Bezold — Hanover College

Haley Franklin — Millsaps College

Arianna Gerig — Williams College

Terese Greene — Shenandoah University

Reese Harden — Messiah University

Lauren Huber — Illinois Wesleyan University

Catherine Kagey — Randolph-Macon College

Cam Lexow — Gallaudet University

Summer McNulty — Elizabethtown College

Olivia Rangel — Carroll University

» Link to WBCA Press Release

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