GMC Girls’ Basketball Coaches name 2025-26 All-Division, All-Conference teams

Jordan Barnes of St. Thomas Aquinas with her MVP trophy as a sophomore after winning the GMCT title over Colonia on February 16, 2024. As a senior, she’s been named All-GMC Conference by the league’s coaches. (Photo: Mike Pavlichko)

On the eve of Championship week, the 34 girls’ basketball coaches in the Greater Middlesex Conference met to pick their All-Division teams, with ten student-athletes ultimately earning All-GMC Honors.

With the league tournament’s semifinals tonight, three of those teams are represented on the All-Conference list, including Jordan Barnes and Trista Whitney of St. Thomas Aquinas, Ava Catanho of East Brunswick and Alyssa Iduh of Piscataway.

For All-Division, slots for honorees by team typically – but not always – depend on the order of finish; where division champs generally are afforded the most representation.

East Brunswick’s Travis Retzlaff – whose second-seeded Lady Bears face third-seed Piscataway tonight at 5 pm in the first of two semifinal matchups – was named Coach of the Year. East Brunswick finished second to STA in the Red American Division this season and is 20-4 on the year, their first-20-win season under Retzlaff and first as a program since 2018.

Here’s the full list of GMC girls’ basketball honorees.

ALL-CONFERENCE

  • Jordan Barnes, St. Thomas Aquinas
  • Ava Catanho, East Brunswick
  • Layla Gutierrez, North Plainfield
  • Angel Smith, Woodbridge
  • Trista Whitney, St. Thomas Aquinas
  • Izabella Pardo, Perth Amboy
  • Gabrielle Hill, Spotswood
  • Kiera Longo, Monroe
  • Alyssa Iduh, Piscataway
  • Aliyah Manley, JP Stevens

Coach of the Year: Travis Retzlaff, East Brunswick

ALL-RED AMERICAN DIVISION

  • St. Thomas Aquinas: Jordan Barnes, Trista Whitney, Lauren Downing, Leah Kearney
  • East Brunswick:  Ava Catanho, Julianna DelosSantos-Branson
  • Piscataway: Alyssa Iduh
  • Monroe: Kiera Longo
  • North Plainfield: Layla Gutierrez
  • South Brunswick: Madison Rorie

Coach of the Year: Travis Retzlaff, East Brunswick
Sportsmanship Award: South Brunswick

ALL-RED NATIONAL DIVISION

  • Colonia: Nashaelah Hooker, Ariana Sosa, Samantha Howell
  • Old Bridge: Marilyn Togun
  • Spotswood: Gabrielle Hill, Cat Caro, Kayla Lewandowski
  • Middlesex: Avery Iskra, Taylor Lawrence
  • Edison: Kayley Smith

Coach of the Year: Jill Bachonski, Colonia
Sportsmanship Award: Middlesex

ALL-WHITE AMERICAN DIVISION

  • Woodbridge: Angel Smith, Laila Stanford, Bobbi Jo Timinski
  • JP Stevens: Aliyah Manley, Siddhangana Nelluri
  • North Brunswick: Shahd Elshamma, Shiloh Connage
  • South Plainfield: Jiselle Lennon, Samantha Moench, MaKenzie Harris

Coach of the Year: Bobby Timinski, Woodbridge
Sportsmanship Award: North Brunswick

ALL-WHITE NATIONAL DIVISION

  • Sayreville: Natalia Glazewski, Weronika Glazewski
  • Metuchen: Victoria Zaniecki, Grace Van Leeuwen
  • Carteret:  Anilah Diggs, Samantha Woode
  • JFK: Sanai Trotman
  • Highland Park: Ava Kohler
  • Perth Amboy: Izabella Pardo, Heilyn Cruz

Coach of the Year: Janet Cook, Sayreville
Sportsmanship Award: JFK

ALL-BLUE AMERICAN DIVISION

  • South River: Gianna Castelhano, Arianna Perez, Gabriella Castelhano
  • Calvary Christian: Sophia Hernandez, Meghan Mecke, Ella Vegnelis
  • Mother Seton: Mia Pumarada, Ava Barber
  • Wardlaw-Hartridge: Cydney Strauss
  • Dunellen:  Madison Fuller

Coach of the Year: Nicole Curran, South River
Sportsmanship Award: Calvary Christian

ALL-BLUE NATIONAL DIVISION

  • Piscataway Magnet: Eva Hernandez, Alivia Tucker, Alaina Tucker
  • Woodbridge Academy: Diya Sudhini
  • South Amboy: Gabby Evancki, Valerie Figueroa
  • East Brunswick Magnet: Leila Hagins, Victoria Harmon
  • Piscataway Magnet: Cyrae Brooks, Joanna Ajay

Coach of the Year: Rob Gardella, Piscataway Magnet
Sportsmanship Award: Woodbridge Academy


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