KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Six University of Central Missouri Jennies Soccer student-athletes were named to the 2025 All-MIAA Women's Soccer Teams for their performances on the soccer pitch during the 2025 regular season, as announced by the conference office on Friday, Nov. 7.

Junior forward Mikayla Ernst and sophomore defender Mackenzie Smith earned First Team All-MIAA honors, junior midfielder Aspen Patterson garnered Second Team All-MIAA accolades, sophomore midfielder Kate Ricker was recognized as Third Team All-MIAA, and junior goalkeeper Kristen Wright and freshman defender Hazel Douglas-Trotman earned Honorable Mention All-MIAA honors.

A native of Raymore, Mo., Ernst earned her first-career All-MIAA honor after leading the team and the MIAA in goals scored (12) and points (29) in 18 matches during the regular season. In addition, she posted a team-high five game-winning goals in regular-season action.

Smith, who hails from Kansas City, Mo., secured her second All-MIAA accolade of her career after helping the UCM defense post 11 shutouts in 18 regular-season contests. She played the second-most minutes on the team (1,499), trailing only goalkeeper Kristen Wright, and scored one goal for two points.

A native of Lenexa, Kan., Patterson earned her second-career All-MIAA recognition by scoring two goals and dishing out four assists for eight points in 18 regular-season matches. She has also played for 1,447 minutes, which is the third highest on the team.

Ricker, a native of Shawnee, Kan., was named All-MIAA for the first time after playing in all 18 regular-season contests and tallying three assists for three points.

Wright, who hails from Lenexa, Kan., was named All-MIAA for the third time in her career after going 10-4-4 with eight shutouts in 18 matches during the regular season. She made 61 saves and gave up just nine goals on 157 shots faced for a 0.52 goals-against average (GAA). In 1,554:35 minutes in goal, Wright tallied a save percentage of .871. She ranks second in the MIAA in saves and is fourth in both shutouts per game and GAA.

A native of Blue Springs, Mo., Douglas-Trotman picked up her first-career All-MIAA recognition after helping the Central Missouri defense compile 11 shutouts in 18 regular-season matches. In addition, she netted two goals, including a game-winning goal at Newman Oct. 19, for four points.

Jennies Soccer is the number three seed in the MIAA Women's Soccer Championship tournament and will face No. 6 seed Central Oklahoma in a quarterfinal match on Sunday, Nov. 9, at 1 p.m. at the South Recreation Complex in Warrensburg.

2025 ALL-MIAA TEAMS & POSTSEASON AWARDS
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR – Carrie Cunningham – Pittsburg State, So.
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR – Belle Kennedy – Washburn, Sr.
GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR – Calais Butts – Rogers State, Jr.
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR – Leah Henke – Washburn
COACH OF THE YEAR – Wes Branstetter – Pittsburg State

ALL-MIAA FIRST TEAM
Goalkeeper – Jocelyn Kramar – Pittsburg State, So.
Defender – Nicoletta Froehlich – Missouri Western, Sr.
Defender – Sailor Jensen – Pittsburg State, Sr.
Defender – Lindsey Maul – Washburn, Jr.
Defender – Mackenzie Smith – Central Missouri, So.
Midfielder – Rebekah George – Central Oklahoma, Sr.
Midfielder – Abby Hoffman – Pittsburg State, Jr.
Midfielder – Belle Kennedy – Washburn, Sr.
Midfielder – Kendall Knisley – Missouri Western, Jr.
Forward – Carrie Cunningham – Pittsburg State, So.
Forward – Mikayla Ernst – Central Missouri, Jr.
Forward – Leah Henke – Washburn, Fr.

ALL-MIAA SECOND TEAM
Goalkeeper – Lily Ellis – Northwest Missouri, Sr.
Defender – Abby Bachman – Emporia State, Sr.
Defender – Livi Jones – Pittsburg State, Fr.
Defender – Rilyn Snyder – Washburn, Jr.
Midfielder – Ximena Arnau – Northwest Missouri, Jr.
Midfielder – Ella Favot – Emporia State, Fr.
Midfielder – Aspen Patterson – Central Missouri, Jr.
Forward – Ella Cazzavillan – Pittsburg State, Fr.
Forward – Megan Kephart – Emporia State, So.
Forward – Sydney Taylor – Northeastern State, Sr.
Forward – Makenna West – Northwest Missouri, Jr.
Forward – Aidyn Woodall – Missouri Western, Sr.

ALL-MIAA THIRD TEAM
Goalkeeper – Calais Butts – Rogers State, Jr.
Defender – Brookelyn Buttolph – Missouri Western, Sr.
Defender – Emma Cook – Northwest Missouri, So.
Defender – Shaye Taylor – Washburn, Sr.
Defender – Megan Wilson – Central Oklahoma, Sr.
Midfielder – Mia Hunt – Pittsburg State, So.
Midfielder – Grace Peterson – Washburn, Jr.
Midfielder – Kate Ricker – Central Missouri, So.
Midfielder – Mackinly Rohn – Washburn, Jr.
Forward – Caleah Carter – Central Oklahoma, So.
Forward – Sam Searcey – Washburn, So.
Forward – Delphine Sosu – Newman, Sr.

ALL-MIAA HONORABLE MENTION
Central Missouri: Hazel Douglas-Trotman – Defender; Kristen Wright – Goalkeeper

Central Oklahoma: Rebecca Tweedy – Forward; Sophia Gaskins – Defender; Avery Bass – Goalkeeper

Emporia State: Maddie Bracy – Midfielder; Sammy Quiroz – Midfielder; Peyton Pipes – Defender; Ruby Ryan – Defender; Mackenzi Goen – Goalkeeper

Fort Hays State: Sydney Cotter – Forward

Missouri Western: Rachyl Benavides – Forward; Kaari Little – Midfielder; Alyssa French – Midfielder; Ava Smith – Defender; Maddy Harmon – Defender; Morgan Byrd – Goalkeeper

Nebraska Kearney: Mia Lang – Midfielder; Maddy Province – Defender; Keila Gillispie – Defender; Susie Bovaird – Goalkeeper

Newman: Lexi Bauer – Defender

Northeastern State: Jaclyn Barritt – Midfielder

Pittsburg State: Avi Gonzalez – Midfielder; Adelynn Phipps – Defender

Rogers State: Delana King – Forward; Hannah Schultze – Midfielder

Washburn: Kate Hinck – Forward; Lili Everley – Goalkeeper