KANSAS CITY, Mo. – 11 Washburn women's soccer players have been named to the All-MIAA teams released on Friday morning.

Washburn finished the regular season with a 13-1-3 record overall and was 9-1-2 in MIAA action. The Ichabods earned the 2026 MIAA Regular Season Championship, closing out the regular season with a 3-0 win over Newman.

Avery McCorry was named MIAA Freshman of the Year and All-MIAA First Team. McCorry leads the league in goals with 10 and had a hat-trick in a 6-1 win over Missouri Southern on Sept. 18. 

Lindsey Maul was named All-MIAA First Team. Maul has recorded 15 games played this season, including 14 starts. Maul scored her first goal of the season on Oct. 28 at Newman. 

Leah Henke was also named to the All-MIAA First Team. Henke is second on the team with six goals and leads the Ichabods with five assists. Henke has started in all 17 games in 2026. 

Mackinly Rohn was named All-MIAA Second Team. Rohn has started all 17 games, recording 45 shots, two goals, and two assists in 932 minutes. Rohn scored both of her goals on Aug. 27 vs No. 19 Maryville. 

Kate Hinck was named All-MIAA Third Team. Hinck recorded 14 games and had 12 starts in 721 minutes in the regular season. Hinck has three goals and three assists in 2026. 

Grace Peterson was also selected to the All-MIAA Third Team. Peterson has appeared in all 17 games, recording 10 starts in 751 minutes. Peterson recorded a goal against Fort Hays State on Oct. 2. 

Jules Wardlaw was named All-MIAA Third Team. Wardlaw has appeared in all 17 games, recording 15 starts in 972 minutes. Wardlaw notched an assist on Oct. 4 vs Nebraska Kearney. 

Rilyn Snyder was also named to the All-MIAA Third Team. Snyder has started in all 17 games and is third on the team with 1394 minutes this season. 

Chloe Kolm was placed on the All-MIAA Third Team. Kolm leads the Ichabods with 1466 minutes this season and has started in all 17 games. 

Lili Everley was named All-MIAA Honorable Mention. Everley is third in the MIAA, allowing 0.31 goals per game, starting in all 17 games in 1465 minutes of action. 

Bricelyn Betts was also named All-MIAA Honorable Mention. Betts has played in all 17 games, recording seven starts. Betts has scored five goals and dished out four assists in the regular season. 

MIAA WOMEN'S SOCCER AWARDS

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR:  Ella Favot – Emporia State, So., Forward
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR:  Adelynn Phipps – Pittsburg State, So., Defender
GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR:  Jocelyn Kramar – Pittsburg State, Jr.*
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR:  Avery McCory – Washburn, Forward*
COACH OF THE YEAR:  Wes Branstetter, Pittsburg State

FIRST TEAM ALL-MIAA 
Goalkeeper    Jocelyn Kramar – Pittsburg State, Sr.*
Defender    Adelynn Phipps – Pittsburg State, So.*
Defender    Livi Jones – Pittsburg State, So.  
Defender    Gracie Knight – Central Missouri, Sr.
Defender    Ryann Clark – Central Missouri, Sr.
Defender    Lindsey Maul – Washburn, Sr.
Midfielder    Coryn Jespersen – Central Missouri, So.
Midfielder    Sammie Edwards – Pittsburg State, Jr.
Midfielder    Kendall Knisley – Missouri Western, Sr.
Forward    Ella Favot – Emporia State, So.
Forward    Avery McCorry – Washburn, Fr.
Forward    Mikayla Ernst – Central Missouri, Sr.
Forward    Leah Henke – Washburn, So.
Forward    Megan Kephart – Emporia State, Jr.
[Team Reflects Ties in Voting]
*Unanimous Selection
 
SECOND TEAM ALL-MIAA
Goalkeeper    Kristen Wright – Central Missouri, Sr.
Defender    SP Webb – Pittsburg State, Jr.
Defender    Rose Harden – Pittsburg State, Jr.
Defender    Cadence Dobberstein – Missouri Western, So.
Midfielder    Ximena Arnau – Northwest Missouri, Sr.
Midfielder    Avianna Gonzalez – Pittsburg State, Sr.
Midfielder    Hazel Douglas-Trotman – Central Missouri, So.
Midfielder    Emma Nicholes – Central Oklahoma, Sr.
Midfielder    Mackinly Rohn – Washburn, Sr.
Midfielder    Khari Carreno – Rogers State, Sr.
Forward    Danae Hobson – Pittsburg State, Jr.
Forward    Hadley Lockhart – Central Missouri, Sr.
Forward    Annabella Trotter – Northeastern State, Sr.
Forward    Bella Holland – Rogers State, So.
[Team Reflects Ties in Voting]
 
THIRD TEAM ALL-MIAA
Goalkeeper    Morgan Byrd – Missouri Western, R-So.
Defender    Peyton Pipes – Emporia State, Gr.
Defender    Rilyn Snyder – Washburn, Sr.
Defender    Chloe Kolm – Washburn, Fr.
Defender    Kaitlyn Cotton – Central Oklahoma, Jr.
Defender    Megan Wilson – Central Oklahoma, Sr.
Defender    Emma Cook – Northwest Missouri, Jr.
Midfielder    Jules Wardlaw – Washburn, So.
Midfielder    Aspen Patterson – Central Missouri, Sr.
Midfielder    Grace Peterson – Washburn, Sr.
Forward    Rosemary Pujado – Missouri Western, So.
Forward    Ryann Caruth – Pittsburg State, Sr.
Forward    Kate Hinck – Washburn, So.
Forward    Julia Coacher – Northwest Missouri, Jr.
[Team Reflects Ties in Voting]
 
HONORABLE MENTION
Central Oklahoma — Sami Allen (Sr., Forward), Sophia Gaskins (So., Defender), Maddie Ortwein (So., Goalkeeper)
Emporia State — Avery Zimmerman (Jr., Midfielder), Sammy Quiroz (So., Defender), Terra Rybuck (Sr., Goalkeeper)
Fort Hays State — Anjaleena Gomez (So., Defender)
Missouri Southern — Talia Sanders (Sr., Forward)
Missouri Western — Alexandra Milano (Fr., Midfielder)
Nebraska Kearney — Savanna Reitsma (Fr., Forward), Bella Spadavecchia (Fr., Midfielder)
Newman — Allison Hernandez (Sr., Senior), Vicky Sandoval (Fr., Midfielder), Lexi Bauer (Jr., Defender), Mya Campbell (Fr., Defender)
Northeastern State — Juliette Langlet (So., Goalkeeper)
Washburn — Bricelyn Betts (So., Washburn), Lili Everley (So., Goalkeeper)
 
UP NEXT
Washburn hosts Northeastern State in a MIAA Tournament Quarterfinal on Sunday at Yager Stadium at 1 p.m.