MASON CITY – NIACC sophomore Reggi Spotts has earned NJCAA Division II first-team all-American honors.
Spotts, who prepped at Mason City High, is the first NIACC women’s basketball all-American since Autam Mendez earned first-team honors and Sierra Morrow earned second-team honors in the 2019-20 season. She is the 15th NIACC women’s basketball player to be selected as an all-American.
Spotts, a 5-foot-8 inch guard, is the sixth NIACC women’s basketball player to earn first-team all-American honors. The others are Marla Shuey (1974-75), Katherine Hadley (1993-94), Chelsey Jacox (2013-14), Sierra Ford-Washington (2014-15), Mandy Wilems (2018-19) and Mendez (2019-20).
“Reggis is one of the best players to ever play at NIACC,” NIACC coach Brad Vaught said. “What makes it even more special is she is an amazing person, too.
“Reggi led us to two regional championships in her two years at NIACC – on and off the court she displayed greatness.”
Kirkwood’s Olivia Wren and Northeast CC’s Aaliyah Jones were second-team all-American selections.
NJCAA Division II national champion Pima CC had two first-team selections in Kiley Sours-Miller and Melicia Nelson.
Spotts, who was the NJCAA Region 11 player of the year, guided the Trojans to the national tournament for the first time since the 2019-20 season. The Trojans won their first game at the national tournament with a 84-65 victory over Lincoln Land CC and dropped their second game to top-seed Johnson County CC 79-77.
Spotts was selected to the NJCAA Division II all-tournament team at the national tournament.
The Trojans advanced to the national tournament with a 69-55 win over Northeast CC in the NJCAA Region 11-B title game. Spotts was selected as the MVP of the regional tournament.
She earned ICCAC player of the week honors six times in the 2025-26 season.
Spotts averaged 18.8 points per game in her stellar sophomore season. She also averaged 5.6 rebounds, 3.4 assists and 2.8 steals per contest.
Spotts connected on 77 3-point goals in the 2025-26 season and shot 81.1 percent from the free throw line (129 of 159).
Spotts was selected as the ICCAC women’s basketball player of the week
Spotts scored 1,043 career points, which ranks fourth on the school’s career scoring list.
Spotts made 125 career 3-point goals, which ranks sixth on the school’s career list. She collected 394 career rebounds (13th on school’s career list) with 181 assists (13th on school’s career list) and 182 steals (fifth on school’s career list).
NJCAA Division II all-Americans
First-team – Miley Sours-Miller (Pima CC), Melicia Nelson (Pima CC), Jadea Johnson (Moraine Valley), Layla Scott (Johnson County), Reggi Spotts (NIACC), Briana Young (Schoolcraft), Sofia Vitucci (Harcum), London VanArsdale (Chattahoochee Valley), Stacie Vonderheide (Parkland), Lily Luczkowiak (Illinois Central).
Second-team – Janiah Suprius (Palm Beach State), Ashlynn Putman (Lansing), Delaney Seaman (Mid Michigan), Honor Mannings (North Central Missouri), Serenity Metcalfe (Madison), Yolaine Luthi (Allen County), Aaliyah Jones (Northeast CC), Jasmin McKay (Union), Lakeisha Robinson (Mesa), Olivia Wren (Kirkwood).
Third-team – Keeley Blanchard (North Arkansas), Azriel Hall (SUNY Niagara), Sian Lewin (Bryant & Stratton – Va.), Ronessa Sauze (United Tribes), Saniya Bell (Westchester), Gabrielle Corbin (Chesapeake), Kyrieona Carter (St. Clair County), Ahmani Klabunde (Labette), Qui-Mia Wilkins (Mercer County), Lexi Fiscus (Central).
Honorable mention – Landrey Richardson (National Park), Kelize Velez-Galan (Cape Fear), Lauren Zawada (Bay), Tai Harvey (Jefferson), Ty’Lah Washington (CCBC Essex), Josie Armstrong (Lake Land), Addyson Horsely (Chandler-Gilbert), Mia Adams (Johnson County), Tayla Barros (Harcum), Kylie Robinson (Lincoln Land).
NIACC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-AMERICANS
Marla Shuey – 1974-75 first team. Shuey was the MVP of the NJCAA national tournament.
Deb Houg – 1975-76 second team. Houg was member of NJCAA national all-tournament team.
Terri Helgeson – 1976-77 second team
Lynn Cuvelier – 1982-83 honorable mention
Jennifer Currier – 1986-87 honorable mention
Katherine Hadley – 1993-94 first team
Chelsey Jacox – 2013-14 first team. Jacox was member of NJCAA Division II all-tournament team.
Lateeka Thompson – 2013-14 second team. Thompson was member of NJCAA Division II all-tournament team.
Cortni Rush – 2013-14 third team
Sierra Ford-Washington – 2014-15 first team
Savannah Lentz – 2015-16 third team
Mandy Willems – 2018-19 first team
Autam Mendez – 2019-20 first team
Sierra Morrow – 2019-20 second team
Reggi Spotts – 2025-26 first team. Spotts was a member of the NJCAA Division II all-tournament team.