Olivia Reed Thyne from Colorado Mesa University has been awarded the RMAC Woman of the Year, becoming the first female athlete in Maverick history to earn this recognition. This award highlights a graduating female athlete's excellence in academics, athletics, community service, and leadership. Reed, a Windsor, Colorado native, previously earned RMAC's Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors and holds an impressive 3.93 GPA. Her contributions led the Mavericks to a 37-2 record, NCAA Tournament semifinals, and a third consecutive RMAC championship. Reed will receive her awards at the RMAC Hall of Fame and Awards Banquet on July 9.

By the Numbers
  • Reed broke RMAC records with 2,490 career points and 1,431 career rebounds.
  • Led the Mavericks to a perfect 20-0 RMAC season and a 34-game winning streak.
State of Play
  • Reed is set to be honored at the RMAC Hall of Fame and Awards Banquet on July 9.
  • Her accomplishments include being named RMAC Player of the Year and Academic Player of the Year three consecutive times.
What's Next

Reed will continue to serve her community while reflecting on her collegiate achievements, potentially influencing future student-athletes with her leadership and dedication.

Bottom Line

Reed Thyne's journey exemplifies the profound impact of athletic success combined with strong academics and community engagement, setting a new standard for future student-athletes in her conference.