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Ford, Adams named WBCA Two-Year College Coaches’ All-America

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Posted: Apr 02, 2026

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – The Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) announced Wednesday the two-year college award winners for the 2025-26 season and Johnson County Community College freshmen guards Anonda Ford and Mia Adams were among the players selected.

Ford was one of 10 two-year college players selected to the WBCA Two-Year College Coaches' All-America first-team, and Adams joined 23 other players who were named to the WBCA Two-year College Coaches' honorable mention team. Ford and Adams become the 20th and 21st players in JCCC history to be selected All-America by the WBCA, and Ford is the fourth to be name first-team.

Both players were instrumental to helping Johnson County secure a second straight undefeated regular season in program history, finishing 30-0. The Cavaliers would finish the season as KJCCC D-II champions, Region 6 champions, earn the No. 1 seed at the NJCAA Division II National Tournament where they would finish in third-place with an overall record of 35-1, establishing a new team records for victories and winning percentage.  

Ford and Adams were also named to the NJCAA Division II All-Tournament Team and selected as All-Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference Division II and All-Region 6 Division II performers. Ford was named third-team All-KJCCC and All-Region 6. Additionally, she was selected the KJCCC D-II Player of the Week twice, earning the honor in week seven and 11. Adams was a first-team selection on both the KJCCC and Region 6 teams and was named the KJCCC D-II Freshman of the Year.

Ford closed her freshman campaign averaging 13.7 points, 7.8 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 1.1 steals. She shot 56 percent from the field, which led Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference Division II and ranked 16h in NJCAA Division II. She also ranked second in the conference in scoring average, field goals and total rebounds (279), third in free throws made (77), fourth in free throw percentage (72.0) and seventh in rebounds per game. Ford scored in double figures in 26 games and led the team with nine games of 10+ rebounds and eight double-doubles. The highlight game of her season came in early December when she recorded a monster double-double of 38 points and 23 rebounds in a victory over Saint Mary JV. Her 38-points tie the 15th-best game in program history and her 23 boards tie for fourth-best all-time. Ford was the team's second leading scorer and top rebounder at the NJCAA Division II National Tournament, averaging 12.8 points and 8.5 rebounds. She shot 48.8 percent from the field and 84.6 percent at the line. Ford was selected to the NJCAA D-II All-Tournament Team. Her 51 total points scored rank 15th all-time in team tournament history, and her total rebounds are the fourth-most ever recorded in tournament play by a JCCC player, and her 8.5 per game average is the eighth-best.

Adams averaged 13.6 points, 3.8 rebounds and 0.9 assists over 34 games. She shot 47.3 percent from the field (183-for-397), 37.2 percent from 3-point range (45-for-121) and 70.4 percent at the free throw line (50-for-71). She scored in double figures in 28 games and was the team's leading scorer in 10 games. She led in rebounds twice and assists six times. Adams ranked third in the conference in scoring average and total points (461) … Her 461 points also ranked tied for 46th nationally. She also ranked third in the conference in field goals made, fifth in 3-point field goal accuracy and seventh in 3-point field goals bad and field goal accuracy. Adams was  the Cavaliers top scorer at the NJCAA National Tournament averaging 14.5 points. She was 23-for-48 from the field, including 9-for-19 from 3-point range. Her 58 total points tied for the 10th-most scored by a JCCC player in national tournament play, and her 14.5 average tied for 13th all-time. Adams tied fourth in team tournament history for made field goals and tied for eighth in made 3-point field goals. She was selected to the NJCAA D-II All-Tournament Team.