Bosch, Summit Named to All-WAC Team
11/1/2022 11:03:00 AM | Women's Soccer
Lourdes Bosch was named to the All-WAC First Team and Taylor Summit was named to the All-WAC Second Team.
This marks the fourth season in a row the Lancers have had a player named to the All-WAC First Team and continues their five year run of having multiple players named to the All-WAC teams.
Bosch, a senior midfielder from Las Vegas, Nev., earned all-conference honors in her first season with the Lancers after being an All-Mountain West selection all three season for UNLV. Bosch leads the Lancers with seven goals, including three game winners. She also leads the team with 45 shots taken and five assists. Bosch finished fourth in the conference in goals per game and was top-10 in shots, goals and assists.
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— California Baptist Women's Soccer (@CBUwsoccer) November 1, 2022
After finishing the season top-🔟 in the conference in goals scored, assists, and points tallied, Lourdes Bosch was an easy selection for All-WAC First Team!#LanceUp⚔️ pic.twitter.com/1pBMHvsCIJ
Summit, a junior defender from San Diego, Calif., earned her first all-conference distinction and was a major part of eight shutouts pitched by the Lancers this season. Summit started 16 out of 17 games and logged the second most minutes on the team this year with 1,442.
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— California Baptist Women's Soccer (@CBUwsoccer) November 1, 2022
Taylor Summit earns All-WAC Second Team honors after anchoring a Lancer defense that allowed just 11 goals in 12 conference games, and held opponents scoreless for an incredible 4️⃣7️⃣5️⃣ minute stretch at the end of the conference slate!#LanceUp⚔️ pic.twitter.com/F4GjoqMGKZ
CBU will open postseason play as the No. 6 seed and will face New Mexico State who is the No. 3 seed on Nov. 2 at 4 p.m. in Seattle, can be viewed on ESPN+. The winner of the CBU-NM State match-up will advance to the Nov. 4 semifinals against Seattle U at 4 p.m. on ESPN+. The championship match is set for Nov. 6 at 1 p.m. on ESPN+. The winner of the tournament will earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.
2022 Women's Soccer Postseason Awards
Offensive Player of the Year: Heather Stainbrook, Jr., F, Utah Valley
Defensive Player of the Year: Jenna Shepherd, R-Jr., D, Utah Valley
Freshman of the Year: U'l Kaaihue, Fr., MF, Seattle U
Coach of the Year: Chris Lemay, Utah Valley
2022 First Team All-WAC
Jessica Berlin, Sr., GK, Seattle U
Michele Adam, Sr., D, Seattle U
Sydney Bushman, Jr., D, Utah Valley
Jenna Shepherd, R-Jr., D, Utah Valley
Lourdes Bosch, Sr., MF, California Baptist
U'l Kaaihue, Fr., MF, Seattle U
Hannah Lee, Jr., MF, Utah Valley
Heather Stainbrook, So., MF, Utah Valley
Gianna Gourley, Jr., F, Grand Canyon
Loma McNeese, Jr., F, NM State
Faith Webber, So., F, Utah Valley
2022 Second Team All-WAC
Makenna Gottschalk, Gr., GK, NM State
Taylor Summit, Jr., D, California Baptist
Reese Mendenhall, So., D, Grand Canyon
Landy Williams, R-Sr., D, NM State
Kait Raffensperger, So., D, Seattle U
Gracie Knutzen, Jr., D, Utah Tech
Caroline Penner, Fr., F, Seattle U
Karli Nyland, Jr., F, Utah Tech
Julianna Carter, Sr., F, Utah Valley
Leah Pirro, R-Fr., MF, Grand Canyon
Xitlaly Hernandez, Sr., MF, NM State
Kaylee Coatney, Jr., MF, Seattle U
Freshman All-WAC Team
Jena Johannes, MF, NM State
Sofia Beerworth, MF, NM State
Sydney Johnson, MF, NM State
U'l Kaaihue, MF, Seattle U
Haley Richardson, MF, Utah Valley
Leah Wolf, MF, Utah Valley
Aj Loera, F, Grand Canyon
Caroline Penner, F, Seattle U
Mila Bettinelli, F, Tarleton
Whitney Wangsgard, D, Southern Utah
Ella Carmody, D, Utah Tech
Taylor Nelson, D, Utah Valley
