Madalyn Weinert has been recognized as one of Canada's best.
After being named Ontario University Athletics (OUA) Player of the Year and First Team All-Star for the second consecutive year last week, Weinert added another recognition to her name on Wednesday, March 12.Â
The fourth-year guard/forward was named a U SPORTS First Team All-Canadian for the second consecutive season in an announcement made at in Vancouver, BC; the site of the upcoming U SPORTS Women's Final 8.Â
"It's truly outstanding Madalyn is receiving national recognition," said head coach Shae Dheensaw. "Her consistent dedication and hard work have significantly elevated our program, and her performance season after season continues to be incredibly impressive."Â
Weinert led the country in both points (480) and points per game (21.8) during the regular season and her free throw percentage of 87.7 tied her for first in the nation among players who have played in 60 per cent of their games and made at least two free throws per game.Â
Her 262 total rebounds was third among all U SPORTS players while her 11.9 rebounds per game was fourth in the country.Â
A threat on all parts of the court, Weinert also finished second in the country in total blocks with 42.Â
During the season, Weinert recorded double-digit scoring in every regular season game, finishing the year with 15 double-doubles.Â
Weinert delivered a career-high 36 points in the 76-72 victory over the McMaster Marauders on Feb. 8, while she also earned a triple-double during the season on Jan. 31 against the Lakehead Thunderwolves as she finished with 18 points, 17 rebounds and 10 assists in the 77-53 victory.
Madalyn Weinert (second to the left) was named a U SPORTS First Team All-Canadian for the second consecutive year on Wednesday, March 12.
2025 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL AWARDS &Â ALL-CANADIANS
Nan Copp Trophy (Player of the Year): Gage Grassick, SaskatchewanÂ
Kathy Shields Award (Rookie of the Year): Keira Daly, UBC Â
Sylvia Sweeney Award (Student-Athlete Community Service):Â Katie Butts, UNBÂ
Tracy MacLeod Award (Courage Overcoming Adversity):Â Ally Smith, Queen'sÂ
Defensive Player of the Year: Clara Gascoigne, Saint Mary'sÂ
Peter Ennis Award (Fox40 Coach of the Year): Dani Sinclair, Carleton
First Team All-Canadians
| Athlete   |
University |
Pos |
Year |
Hometown  |
Academic Program |
| Gage Grassick |
Saskatchewan |
GÂ Â Â Â Â Â Â Â |
4Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â |
Prince Albert, SK |
Kinesiology |
| Clara Gascoigne |
Saint Mary's |
G |
5 |
Dartmouth, NS |
M.B.A. |
| Victoria Gauna |
Bishop's |
F |
4 |
Mendoza, Argentina |
Sports Studies |
| Natsuki Szczokin |
Ottawa |
G |
5 |
Barrie, ON |
International Development |
| Madalyn Weinert |
Brock |
G/F |
4 |
St. Catharines, ON |
Medical Sciences |
Second Team All-Canadians
| Athlete   |
University |
Pos |
Year |
Hometown  |
Academic Program |
| Jade Belmore |
Regina |
F |
4Â |
Regina, SK |
Kin. & Health Studies |
| Kiyara Letlow |
Cape Breton |
G |
4 |
Toronto, ON |
Arts |
| Sabrine Khelifi |
Laval |
G |
4 |
Quebec City, QC |
Pharmacy |
| Jacqueline Urban |
Carleton |
G |
3 |
Ancaster, ON |
Psychology |
| Mona Berlitz |
UBC |
G |
3 |
Schrobenhausen, Germany |
Food, Nutrition & Health |
All-Rookie Team
| Athlete   |
University |
Pos |
Hometown  |
Academic Program |
| Keira Daly |
UBCÂ Â Â Â |
F |
Hamilton, ON |
Kinesiology |
| Addie Mombourquette |
UNB |
G |
Fredericton, NB |
Science |
| Ahou Einah Marie-Bethel Koffi |
UQAM |
G |
St. Jérôme, QC |
Software Engineering |
| Brooke Hussey |
Queen's |
G |
Etobicoke, ON |
Kinesiology |
| Izzi Fust |
Regina |
F |
Winnipeg, MB |
Kin. & Health Studies |
