Breaking news: Ohio State Buckeyes junior forward Cotie McMahon has etched her name in program history by winning both the Maxwell Award and the Lisa Leslie Award in the same season.
This incredible achievement makes her only the second player in Ohio State women’s basketball history to claim both prestigious honors simultaneously.
The Maxwell Award, traditionally given to the best all-around player in college basketball, recognizes McMahon’s outstanding performance, leadership, and impact on the court. The Lisa Leslie Award, presented annually to the nation’s top center, further highlights her dominance in the post, showcasing her elite scoring, rebounding, and defensive abilities.
McMahon’s season has been nothing short of stellar, leading the Buckeyes with impressive averages in points, rebounds, and blocks per game. Her versatility and ability to take over games in crucial moments have made her a cornerstone of Ohio State’s success this year. Whether it’s her powerful inside presence, ability to stretch the floor, or tenacity on defense, McMahon has proven to be one of the most complete players in college basketball.
Ohio State head coach Kevin McGuff praised McMahon’s work ethic and dedication, stating that her leadership and commitment to excellence have set the tone for the team. “Cotie is an exceptional talent, but what makes her special is her relentless drive to improve and lead by example,” McGuff said.
With these prestigious accolades, McMahon cements her legacy as one of the greatest players in Ohio State history. As she continues her collegiate career, Buckeye fans and the basketball world alike will be watching closely to see what she accomplishes next.
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