Four Western Michigan University women's basketball players, D'Myjah Bolds, Alli Carlson, Alli Harness, and Nile Muguira Orbe, have been named to the 2025-26 Academic All-MAC Team. This recognition highlights their outstanding academic performance alongside their athletic contributions. Bolds, with a 3.97 GPA, stood out defensively, while Carlson, a senior with a 3.67 GPA, excelled in assists and playmaking. Harness, holding a 3.21 GPA, made significant contributions from three-point range and at the free-throw line. Muguira, maintaining a 3.91 GPA, was a pivotal player, participating in all 29 games this season.

By the Numbers
  • D'Myjah Bolds tallied 28 blocks, the most since 2022-23.
  • Alli Carlson recorded 123 assists, joining the exclusive 300 career assists club.
  • Alli Harness achieved an impressive 89.7% free throw percentage in 2025-26.
  • Nile Muguira made 36 three-pointers and contributed 56 assists.
State of Play
  • 49 student-athletes were named to the Academic All-MAC Team this year.
  • Eligibility requires a minimum 3.20 GPA and participation in at least 50% of games.
  • Each honored athlete has demonstrated high-level performance in both academics and athletics.
What's Next

These athletes will aim to sustain their academic excellence in future seasons while ramping up their performance on the court. Continued development and teamwork will be crucial as they prepare for the upcoming season. Retaining and improving their play can strengthen Western Michigan's competitiveness in women's basketball.

Bottom Line

The recognition of Bolds, Carlson, Harness, and Muguira underscores the significant integration of academic diligence and athletic achievement. Their accomplishments not only enhance the WMU basketball program's reputation but also serve as an inspiration for future student-athletes to strive for excellence in both arenas.