COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.- The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference released its First Team Academic All-RMAC squad for this year for women's soccer, with four Mavs players named to the team.
Sarah Dunn, Ellie Duncan, Kylie Hoffman and Keely Wieczorek were all named to the first team as the Mavs led all RMAC programs.
Dunn, who was recently named to All-RMAC First Team for her performance on the field, is a Business Finance major and has a 3.89 GPA.
Duncan is a Nursing major who maintained a 3.87 GPA. She was also named to the All-RMAC Second Team.
Hoffman is just one of the three players on the All-Academic squad to have a 4.00 GPA and has the highest GPA among defenders on the list. The Mass Communications major also earned the RMAC Summit Award, which is given to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative GPA who competed at the final site of their sport's RMAC championship.
Wieczorek, the Academic Player of the Year in 2025, continues to be great in the classroom as she owns 3.94 GPA as an Exercise major. She is just one of the two goalkeepers on the team and was named to the All-RMAC squad as an honorable mention.
Beyond those four, 12 other Mav players were named to RMAC Women's Soccer Honor Roll Honor Roll. This includes Jenelle Arenibas (Sr., Biology), Brooklyn Baird (So., Nursing), Olivia Bariao-Arce (So., Civil Engineering), Olivia Barrett (Jr., Business Management), Maddy Eggert (So., Business Finance), Angelina Kazinec (Sr., Exercise Science), Katie Lozano-Monjaraz (Jr., Nursing), Shelby Lyon (5th, Psychology), Parker Mairs (Jr., Business Management), Savanah Miller (Jr., Biology), Ella Speerschneider (So., Business Management) and Elle Unflat (Sr., Mass Communications).
To qualify for the honor roll, student-athletes need to maintain a 3.30 GPA or higher, be in at least their second academic year at the institution and use a season of eligibility. To make the more prestigious All-Academic First Team, student-athletes must have at least a 3.50 GPA and be selected to the 13-player squad by a vote of the conference's sports information directors.
Colorado School of Mines defender Natalie Rouse was named Academic Player of the Year as she maintained a 3.98 and 3.95 GPA as a double major in both Applied Mathematics & Statistics as well as Operations Research in Nuclear Engineering.
