August 12, 2026
LAKE SHORE CONFERENCE - Layla Kelbel, FC Milwaukee Torrent
Drake alumna (2025) Layla Kelbel led FC Milwaukee Torrent to its fourth division title, averaging 5.4 goals a game to earn Offensive Player of the Year honors for the Lake Shore Conference. Kelbel led the Torrent and conference in scoring with 10 goals on the season, including a hat trick and a pair of braces.
LONE STAR CONFERENCE - Lexi Lee, FC Dallas Women
Lexi Lee led an FC Dallas Women offense that scored a Lone Star Conference-high 32 goals averaging four goals per game en route to her Offensive Player of the Year award. Lee kicks off her senior collegiate season, and first with Washington State, this fall after transferring from Oklahoma State where she appeared in 31 games.
MIDWEST CONFERENCE
GATEWAY DIVISION - Mia Devrouax, Lou Fusz Athletic
Missouri junior Mia Devrouax grabs her second Offensive Player of the Year award for the Gateway Division after leading Lou Fusz Athletic to back-to-back division titles. Devrouax kicks off her junior season with the Tigers this Fall.
HEARTLAND DIVISION - Avery Clark, Kansas City Current II
Former Texas Longhorn (2024) Avery Clark capped off her championship season with Kansas City Current II by adding Heartland Division Offensive Player of the Year honors to her list of 2026 WPSL accolades: WPSL Championships Most Outstanding Player, All-Region team selection, and All-National team selection. Clark led Current II, the Heartland Division, and Midwest Conference in goals with 12 on the season, including the game winner in the WPSL Championship.
NORTHERN CONFERENCE - Matigann Vixayvong, Salvo SC
Minnesota sophomore grabbed her first Offensive Player of the Year award for the Northern Conference with five goals on the season, leading Salvo SC to a Northern Conference best 21 goals. Vixayvong will start her career with the Gophers this Fall after transferring from Nebraska where she played in 18 games as a freshman, taking five shots in 420 minutes of action.
