Latinbasket.com All-FIBA Women's Caribbean Championship Awards 2025

Anisha George, 27-year old Virgin Islander power forward picked up the Most Valuable Player at the FIBA Women’s Caribbean Championship. She plays For the Isabela Pollitas In Puerto Rico And graduated from the University of North Texas five years ago. George received multiple other awards, was named the Best Center and was voted to the First Team. She started playing in the Virgin Islander National Team 8 years ago. George conducted her way to the fifth position in averaging a commendable 19 points per game and second in rebounds per game, delivering a over 9 average. Her 26 points against Bahamas were the most she scored at the tournament. Among many awards she was selected to the Latinbasket All-Centrobasket First Team back in 2021. She was also selected to the All-C-USA Second Team back in 2020. George was selected to the Eurobasket All-Romanian League Third Team in 2023.

Valerie Nesbitt, 27-year old guard was voted the Best Guard of FIBA Women’s Caribbean Championship. She plays For the Bahamas National Team And Is the Ole Miss alumna from 2021. Nesbitt was also selected to the First Team. She started playing in the Bahamian National Team 10 years ago. Nesbitt also played for the Under 17 national team back in 2013. Her court vision propelled her to the second spot in points per game an outstanding average of 25. Nesbitt led the FIBA Caribbean Championship in assists per game with over 8. She has totalled 3 games of 20 or more points on the year and recorded 30 or more points in 2 games. Nesbitt registered double-doubles in 2 games during the event. Her 35 points against Guyana were the most she scored at the tournament. Among many awards she won the Bahamas NPWBA championship title in 2024. She was also selected as the Latinbasket All-Bahamas NPWBA Player of the Year in 2024. Nesbitt was selected to the Latinbasket All-FIBA Caribbean Championship First Team back in 2022.

Joy Adams, 32-year old Guyanese forward was selected as the Best Forward at the FIBA Women’s Caribbean Championship. She plays For the Gernika In Spain And Is ex Iona from 2016. Adams was also chosen to the First Team. She averaged almost 17 points per game at the event. Adams led the FIBA Caribbean Championship in rebounds per game with almost 13. She had double-doubles in 4 games during the event. Adams' 23 points against Jamaica were the most she scored at the tournament. Among many awards she won the Mexican LNBPF championship title in 2022. She was selected as the Eurobasket All-Spanish LFB Honorable Mention between 2018 and 2021.

Tiffany Reynolds, 27-year old guard was named to the First Team of FIBA Women’s Caribbean Championship. She plays For the Jamaican National Team And Is alumna of the Lakehead from 2023. Reynolds recorded almost 18 points and 6 rebounds per game at the event. She has totalled 2 games of 20 or more points during the event. Reynolds' 26 points against Surinam were the most she scored at the tournament. Among many awards Reynolds' team won the Nicaraguan League Regular Season for two years in a row (2023 and 2024). She was selected to the Latinbasket All-Nicaraguan LSBF First Team between 2023 and 2024. Reynolds was also selected to the All-OUA West Division Second Team back in 2022.

Amisha Ramlall, 17-year old swingman earned a spot in the First Team at the FIBA Women’s Caribbean Championship. Her playmaking prowess was on full display as she secured the fourth position in points per game averaging over 19. Ramlall also logged 3 rebounds per game at the event. She has totalled 2 games of 20 or more points during the event. Ramlall's 33 points against Bahamas were the most she scored at the tournament.