Colorado College senior goalkeeper
Regan Wallace and Head Women's Soccer Coach
Keri Sanchez have been named Mountain West Goalkeeper of the Year and Coach of the Year for the 2026 season. They headline seven program members named All-Mountain West Wednesday morning.
Goalkeeper of the Year and First Team All-Mountain West selection,
Regan Wallace posted a 1.12 goals against average having allowed just 22 goals in 19 matches on the season. Wallace led the conference in shutouts (five in conference, seven overall), goals against average (0.60 in conference), and save percentage (.872 in conference, .756 overall). Wallace's nine wins on the year is a career best as her seven shutouts is also the most in her career. The 22 goals she's allowed on the season is the second fewest she has let in during a season.
Coach
Keri Sanchez enjoyed a season of firsts this fall, as her program captured the first conference regular season since 2013 when the Tigers won the Conference USA. The team finished 9-6-4 which is the best record in her tenure, as CC heads to the postseason for the second time under Sanchez.
Junior defender
Finley Schoenbeck earns a First Team All-Mountain West Selection after being one of the best full backs in the league this season. One of the most versatile players on the roster for the Tigers, Schoenbeck has shown she can impact the game in all three phases of the game. Schoenbeck finished the regular season with three goals including a game winner, but beyond the numbers Schoenbeck has been not only one of the most reliable players in the conference, but one of the most complete.
Freshman
Ella Ashouri wasted no time getting her collegiate career going, scoring two minutes into her debut, and quickly establishing herself as a top scoring threat. Ashouri led the Tigers in the regular season in goals while also putting up three assists. She was named both Offensive Player of the Week and Newcomer of the Week the first week of the year. Ashouri earns a First Team All-Mountain West selection, as well as a spot on the All-Newcomer team.
Tyler Rose capped off her time at CC with a Second Team All-Mountain West selection this fall. Her first All-Conference selection, Rose netted a career best three goals on season, while adding two assists which matches a career high. Her two game winning strikes also set a new career mark for Rose.
Lily Smith is named All-Mountain West second team after spear-heading the Tigers defensive effort this season, which was one of the strongest in the Mountain West this season. CC allowed the fewest goals in Mountain West play this season with just six conceded, setting them up for their first conference regular season title as a member of the conference. Smith was a staple in the line up all year, playing the third most minutes on the roster.
Olivia Wilson rounds out the honorees for the Tigers, as she is selected to the All-Newcomer team by the Mountain West. Wilson paired with
Lily Smith as the center-back pair throughout the season, as Wilson led the team in minutes at 1,669. Subbing out for the final 20 minutes vs UTSA, and the final 21 minutes at Minnesota account for the only 41 minutes of the season that Wilson did not appear on the pitch for CC.
The Tigers open the postseason this evening as they take on the Air Force Falcons at 7 pm in Phoenix. The winner will play Saturday against the winner of Wyoming vs Hawaii for the conference crown.
