With the 2026 Credit Union 1 CAA Women’s Basketball Championship set to tip off on March 11 at CareFirst Arena in Washington, D.C., the Coastal Athletic Association has announced its postseason awards for the 2025–26 season.

Championship races are tightening, regular seasons are wrapping, and conference tournaments are tipping off — which means this weekend is loaded with high-stakes women’s basketball across Division I, Division II and Division III.

Amaris Baker continues to dominate in the CAA. The Drexel guard leads the CAA in scoring with 456 points and is averaging 19.8 points per game. Most recently, Baker helped the Dragons earn a big win over Elon last weekend by dropping 27 points. This is the 14th time Amaris has scored more than 20 points this season, and the 29th time she has done it in her collegiate career.

Divine Dibula had a career defining game on Sunday. the Monmouth forward scored a career high 24 points, and scored the game-winning layup with four seconds remaining in double overtime to secure the Hawk's eighth conference win.

The 2025-26 CAA basketball season is still going strong. With conference play in full swing, there are plenty of players who are giving it their all week in and week out.

Gigi Gamble had a top tier performance against Campbell on Sunday. She scored 30 points in the Hawks 72-31 win, moving the Hawks to a 12-5 overall record, and a 5-1 conference record. They currently sit in second Place in the CAA standings.

The 2025-2026 CAA women's basketball season is going strong. With a strong season, means even stronger players, and in the CAA there are names that stick out about the rest.

The CAA Hoops action is never ending and for the women's teams, the hunt for a conference title is pretty close up to this point.

Charleston women’s basketball is off to a 4-0 start in CAA women's hoops play, that includes a big road win against William & Mary, 62-60, on Jan. 9. But as much as the undefeated conference streak needs to stay intact, Charleston is also hoping to remain perfect in another category when it hosts Drexel at 7 p.m. ET on Jan. 16.

Takayo Siddle and the Seahawks remain in the lead of the CAA men’s basketball standings as UNCW men’s basketball is off to a 5-0 start in conference play and is 16-2 overall, but a big test comes to Wilmington at 7 p.m. ET on Jan. 17.

Conference play is beginning to take shape in CAA women’s basketball, and early matchups are already carrying added weight in the standings.

Taryn Barbot continues to set the tone for Charleston women’s basketball, delivering impact performances that remind the CAA why she’s the reigning Player of the Year. The junior guard has opened conference play in dominant fashion, earning her third CAA Player of the Week honor after leading the Cougars to a 2–0 start.

The 2025-26 NCAA basketball seasons are well underway! As the calendar inches closer and closer to the holiday, basketball never stops and for teams in the CAA, there is some great basketball happening the weekend of Dec. 19-21.

CAA women’s hoops is in full swing. With conference play one month out (Jan. 2, 2026), the action is only getting hotter.

North Carolina A&T women’s basketball opens its 2025-26 season aiming to build on one of the best campaigns in program history.