Andrienne Hiron

Women's Soccer Collects Four All-Conference Honors

11/5/2026 10:00:00 AM

MEQUON, Wis. - The Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference (NACC) announced its all-conference teams and honorable mentions for women's soccer on Thursday morning. The Falcons earned three All-NACC First Team selections and one honorable mention.

Lanie Czerkies
A senior defender from Joliet, Illinois, Lanie Czerkies was named to the All-NACC First Team, claiming her second all-conference team honor. She was named to the All-NACC First Team in 2025. A starter in all 20 matches, Czerkies finished the season with three goals and a career-high five assists, totaling a career-best 11 points.

Jacey Read
A junior midfielder from Carbondale, Colorado, Jacey Read was named to the All-NACC First Team, earning her third all-conference team honor. She was named an All-NACC Honorable Mention in 2025, and in 2023, she was an All-NACC Second Team honoree. Read was also voted the NACC Offensive Player of the Week on Oct. 20.

Read led the Falcons in scoring with a career-high 12 goals and eight assists this season to earn a career-best 30 points, starting in all 20 matches. She also finished first in the conference in shots (79) and shots on goal (42), third in goals, fourth in points and fifth in assists.

Koffy'e Chappel
A sophomore forward from Oakland, California, Koffy'e Chappel earned All-NACC First Team honors for the second consecutive season, claiming her third career all-conference honor. She was voted the NACC Freshman of the Year in 2025.

Along with starting in all 20 matches, Chappel was the Falcons' second leading scorer, netting a career-high 10 goals and three assists to earn a career-best 23 points on the year. She also ranked sixth in the conference in goals.

Gabbie Hetzel
A sophomore defender from Germantown, Wisconsin, Gabbie Hetzel was named an All-NACC Honorable Mention, claiming her first all-conference honor. She started 17 of the Falcons' 20 matches, recording two goals and two assists for six points.

Illinois Tech led the way with three major award winners: Tvesa Vathulya (Forward of the Year), Eva Navarte (Midfielder of the Year), and earned Coaching Staff of the Year. MSOE's Teya Baxter and McKinley Collins earned Goalkeeper of the Year and Defender of the Year honors, respectively. Kaylie Reeve of Dominican was named Freshman of the Year.

Concordia Wisconsin finished 8-12 on the year and earned the sixth seed in the conference tournament.

For a complete list of honorees, visit the NACC story.

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