August 12, 2026
MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE
DESERT DIVISION - Giovana Coutinho, Desert Dreams F.C.
Arizona Western freshman Giovana Coutinho grabs Desert Division’s Offensive Player of the Year honor as the team’s leading scorer.
ROCKIES DIVISION - Isa Murdock, Colorado Pride
Rockies Division Offensive Player of the Year is awarded to Elon graduate student IIsa Murdock after securing Colorado Pride’s first division title as the team’s top scorer, helping Pride’s offense average 2.125 goals per game this season.
WASATCH DIVISION - Simone Packer, Black Diamond FC
Weber State sophomore Simone Packer wins Offensive Player of the Year for the Wasatch after leading Black Diamond FC to its first division title, accounting for six of the team’s 24 goals scored, leading the Wasatch and tying the Mountain West Conference.
NORCAL CONFERENCE
CENTRAL VALLEY DIVISION - Ariss Ramirez, Fuego Femenil
Fuego Femenil’s Ariss Ramirez claims Central Valley Division’s Offensive Player of the Year honor for her on-field contributions to 2026. Ramirez will kick off her senior season at UC Santa Barbara this Fall.
SACRAMENTO VALLEY DIVISION - Kim Garcia, Napa Valley 1839 FC
Three-time Best XI selection honoree, and CSU Bakersfield alumna (2025), Kim Garcia captures her first Offensive Player of the Year for the Sacramento Valley Division as Napa Valley 1839 FC’s leading scorer with six goals on the season.
PAC NORTHWEST - Delani Walker, Spokane Shadow
Eastern Washington alumna (2025) Delani Walker wins back-to-back Offensive Player of the Year award for Pac Northwest Conference with six goals, leading Spokane Shadow to its third playoff appearance in three seasons.
SOCAL CONFERENCE
COASTAL DIVISION - Isabella Cruz, MISS KICK FC
Cal State Fullerton senior Isabella Cruz accounted for six of MISS KICK FC 16 goals on the season en route to the teams first Coastal Division title, earning her Offensive Player of the Year.
PLYMOUTH DIVISION - Sophia May, Rebels Soccer Club
UCF sophomore Sophia May wins Plymouth Division’s Offensive Player of the Year award with five goals on the season resulting in Rebels Soccer Club’s first division title.
