
11/13/2026 11:01:00 AM | Women's Soccer
Zag duo were first and second in the league in shots
SAN RAMON, Calif. – Gonzaga women's soccer student-athletes Samantha Snorsky and Amelia Severn were named First Team All-Pac-12 Conference, earning top conference recognition in the Bulldogs' inaugural season in the league.
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The All-Pac-12 teams and individual awards were voted on by the conference's nine head coaches, who were not permitted to vote for their own players. Snorsky and Severn were among 11 players selected to the First Team.
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Severn led the Bulldogs with nine goals, five assists and 23 points across 20 appearances. She ranked among the conference's top offensive performers, finishing third in the Pac-12 in goals and points. Severn also led the league with 62 shots and ranked second in shots per game at 3.10. Her nine goals and five assists brought her career totals to 23 goals, 17 assists and 63 points in 58 appearances.
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Severn opened Gonzaga's first season in the Pac-12 in emphatic fashion, scoring four goals and adding an assist in the Bulldogs' 5-1 victory over South Florida on Aug. 12. She matched the program's single-game record for goals, scoring all four in the first half.
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Snorsky finished the season with eight goals and four assists for 20 points across 20 appearances. She ranked fifth in the Pac-12 in goals, tied for fourth in points and second in total shots with 61. She also recorded 29 shots on goal and three game-winning goals.
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Severn ranks second in program history in both career assists and points and is tied for fourth in career goals. Snorsky concluded the season with nine career goals, 13 assists, 31 points and 154 shots, ranking tied for sixth in career assists and seventh in career shots.
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The Pac-12 also announced its individual award winners, with Utah State head coach Manny Martins earning Coach of the Year honors. Boise State claimed three individual awards, as Ava de Leest was named Goalkeeper of the Year, Kaitlyn Slocum earned Defender of the Year and Campbell Wilson was selected as both Midfielder of the Year and Newcomer of the Year. Texas State's Victoria Meza was named Forward of the Year.
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The First Team All-Pac-12 selections cap a historic first season in the conference for Gonzaga. The Bulldogs advanced to the Pac-12 Women's Soccer Tournament semifinals, narrowly falling to top-seeded and 20th-ranked Utah State in a penalty-kick shootout following a scoreless draw. Gonzaga finished the season 9-9-2 overall and 4-4-0 in conference play.
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Pac-12 All-Conference
First Team
GK Ava de Leest, Boise State
D Kaitlyn Slocum, Boise State
D Summer Sofonia, Utah State
D Capriel Winder, Utah State
MF Victoria Meza, Texas State
MF Campbell Wilson, Boise State
MF Amelia Severn, Gonzaga
MF KK Chowana-Bandhu, San Diego State
MF Katie Senn, San Diego State
F Samantha Snorsky, Gonzaga
F Victoria Miller, San Diego State
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Second Team
GK Ivy Nystrom, Utah State
D Kaeda Wilson, Utah State
D Talia Winder, Utah State
MF Jillian Anderson, Boise State
MF Summer Diamond, Utah State
MF Kei Yoneda, Utah State
MF Helen Alormenu, Texas State
MF Mia Lopez, Utah State
F Delaney Hawkins, Washington State
F Samantha Sellers, Utah State
F Mia Lane, Boise State
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Pac-12 Individual Awards
Coach of the Year
Manny Martins, Utah State
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Goalkeeper of the Year
Ava de Leest, Boise State
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Defender of the Year
Kaitlyn Slocum, Boise State
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Midfielder of the Year
Campbell Wilson, Boise State
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Forward of the Year
Victoria Meza, Texas State
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Newcomer of the Year
Campbell Wilson, Boise State
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The All-Pac-12 teams and individual awards were voted on by the conference's nine head coaches, who were not permitted to vote for their own players. Snorsky and Severn were among 11 players selected to the First Team.
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Severn led the Bulldogs with nine goals, five assists and 23 points across 20 appearances. She ranked among the conference's top offensive performers, finishing third in the Pac-12 in goals and points. Severn also led the league with 62 shots and ranked second in shots per game at 3.10. Her nine goals and five assists brought her career totals to 23 goals, 17 assists and 63 points in 58 appearances.
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Severn opened Gonzaga's first season in the Pac-12 in emphatic fashion, scoring four goals and adding an assist in the Bulldogs' 5-1 victory over South Florida on Aug. 12. She matched the program's single-game record for goals, scoring all four in the first half.
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Snorsky finished the season with eight goals and four assists for 20 points across 20 appearances. She ranked fifth in the Pac-12 in goals, tied for fourth in points and second in total shots with 61. She also recorded 29 shots on goal and three game-winning goals.
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Severn ranks second in program history in both career assists and points and is tied for fourth in career goals. Snorsky concluded the season with nine career goals, 13 assists, 31 points and 154 shots, ranking tied for sixth in career assists and seventh in career shots.
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The Pac-12 also announced its individual award winners, with Utah State head coach Manny Martins earning Coach of the Year honors. Boise State claimed three individual awards, as Ava de Leest was named Goalkeeper of the Year, Kaitlyn Slocum earned Defender of the Year and Campbell Wilson was selected as both Midfielder of the Year and Newcomer of the Year. Texas State's Victoria Meza was named Forward of the Year.
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The First Team All-Pac-12 selections cap a historic first season in the conference for Gonzaga. The Bulldogs advanced to the Pac-12 Women's Soccer Tournament semifinals, narrowly falling to top-seeded and 20th-ranked Utah State in a penalty-kick shootout following a scoreless draw. Gonzaga finished the season 9-9-2 overall and 4-4-0 in conference play.
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Pac-12 All-Conference
First Team
GK Ava de Leest, Boise State
D Kaitlyn Slocum, Boise State
D Summer Sofonia, Utah State
D Capriel Winder, Utah State
MF Victoria Meza, Texas State
MF Campbell Wilson, Boise State
MF Amelia Severn, Gonzaga
MF KK Chowana-Bandhu, San Diego State
MF Katie Senn, San Diego State
F Samantha Snorsky, Gonzaga
F Victoria Miller, San Diego State
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Second Team
GK Ivy Nystrom, Utah State
D Kaeda Wilson, Utah State
D Talia Winder, Utah State
MF Jillian Anderson, Boise State
MF Summer Diamond, Utah State
MF Kei Yoneda, Utah State
MF Helen Alormenu, Texas State
MF Mia Lopez, Utah State
F Delaney Hawkins, Washington State
F Samantha Sellers, Utah State
F Mia Lane, Boise State
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Pac-12 Individual Awards
Coach of the Year
Manny Martins, Utah State
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Goalkeeper of the Year
Ava de Leest, Boise State
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Defender of the Year
Kaitlyn Slocum, Boise State
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Midfielder of the Year
Campbell Wilson, Boise State
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Forward of the Year
Victoria Meza, Texas State
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Newcomer of the Year
Campbell Wilson, Boise State
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