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Six Mavs Named to the All-RMAC Squad

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.- The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference released its All-Conference and major award winners this afternoon, with six Mavs being named to the All-RMAC squads.  

Olivia Barrett, Sarah Dunn and Mari Ige were named to the First Team with Ellie Duncan being the lone Mav on the Second Team. Keely Wieczorek and Parker Mairs were named to the Honorable Mention squad as well.  

Barrett started and played in all 18 games for the Mavs thus far, totaling 1497 minutes. She put up three assists and twelve shots on the year, also winning back-to-back RMAC Defender of the Week awards for her performances against MSU Denver and Fort Lewis. 

Dunn led the team in minutes with 1602, putting up a goal and assist while anchoring a defense that only gave up 12 goals. She also led a defense that put up ten shutouts on the year, including not allowing a single shot against MSU Denver. 

Ige also started all 18 games for the Mavs, totaling 1294 minutes. She recorded an assist and 22 shots as she guided the Mavs' midfield.  

Duncan played in 905 minutes, leading the Mavs in both goals (7), points (16) and shots (39) while recording two assists. She also earned Player of the Week for her hat trick against Western Colorado.  

Wieczorek started all 18 games between the sticks, making 56 saves on 140 shots faced. She leads the RMAC in shutouts with ten and has the third-best goals against average (0.69) and save percentage (.824). She earned her ninth career RMAC Goalkeeper of the Week and her 45th career shutout, breaking the RMAC record in the process.  

Mairs started in 16 games, logging 1120 minutes. She led the Mavs in assists with six and scored three goals, the second-most on the team.  

Bella Campos of Colorado School of Mines won Player of the Year while her teammate Natalie Rouse won Defender of the Year.  

Regis' Maggie Payne earned Goalkeeper of the Year with her Head Coach Jeff Frykholm taking home Coach of the Year.  

Black Hills State's Ivy Agee took home Freshman of the Year to round out the major awards.  

The Mavs will take on the top-seeded Regis Rangers in the RMAC Semifinals tomorrow afternoon at the Regis Turf Fields. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m.  

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Players Mentioned

Olivia Barrett

#11 Olivia Barrett

D
5' 4"
Junior
Ellie Duncan

#12 Ellie Duncan

F
5' 6"
Sophomore
Sarah Dunn

#19 Sarah Dunn

D
5' 8"
Senior
Mari Ige

#10 Mari Ige

M
5' 4"
Senior
Parker Mairs

#20 Parker Mairs

F
5' 8"
Junior
Keely Wieczorek

#30 Keely Wieczorek

GK
5' 3"
Senior

Players Mentioned

Olivia Barrett

#11 Olivia Barrett

5' 4"
Junior
D
Ellie Duncan

#12 Ellie Duncan

5' 6"
Sophomore
F
Sarah Dunn

#19 Sarah Dunn

5' 8"
Senior
D
Mari Ige

#10 Mari Ige

5' 4"
Senior
M
Parker Mairs

#20 Parker Mairs

5' 8"
Junior
F
Keely Wieczorek

#30 Keely Wieczorek

5' 3"
Senior
GK