CENTERVILLE, Mass. - George Mason women's basketball standout Taleia Moton picked up another prestigious honor as the senior guard was selected to the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division I Women's Basketball All-Star Second Team. ECAC Commissioner Rudy Keeling announced the award winners Thursday afternoon based on a vote of ECAC coaches or respective designee.

The Fort Washington, Md. native capped her George Mason playing career becoming the quickest player in program history to surpass 1,000-career points, reaching the mark in just 61 games.  Moton was also recognized by the Colonial Athletic Association, earning All-CAA First Team honors and was three times named the player of the week.

Moton was joined on the second team by fellow CAA student-athlete Courtney Hurt of VCU in addition to Connecticut's Tiffany Hayes, Asya Bussie of West Virginia University and Sacred Heart University's Callan Taylor.

Receiving First Team honors were Bria Hartley of Connecticut, Corielle Yarde of Marist College, Maryland's Alyssa Thomas and Niveen Rasheed of Princeton. Delaware's Elena Delle Donne completed the first team honorees and received individual honors as the junior forward/guard was named the 2011-12 ECAC Player of the Year. Freshman Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis from Connecticut was named the Rookie of the Year.