Pitt-Greensburg women's soccer capped off the season with eight players named to the 2025 AMCC All-Conference team, including three First Team selections and five Second Team honorees.
First Team All-AMCC
Megan Hickey (Sr, Forward)
Hickey earned her third First Team selection (2022, 2023, 2025) in her senior season. She scored nine goals and added four assists, with four of her goals serving as game-winners. Hickey reached the prestigious 100 career point milestone, becoming just the fifth player in program history to do so. She currently ranks fifth all-time at UPG with 40 career goals.
Maya Wertelet (Sr, Forward)
Also earning her third First Team nod, Wertelet contributed six goals and six assists. She logged 1,289 minutes and climbed to sixth on UPG's all-time goal-scoring list. Her consistency and leadership were key to the Bobcats' attacking success.
Tiger Santia (So, Defender)
Santia built on her 2024 Third Team selection with a breakout sophomore campaign. She played 1,407 minutes across 16 games, second-most on the team, and lead the team with 10 assists—second overall in the conference. Known for her precision on corners and free kicks, Santia anchored a defense that allowed just one goal in regular season conference play.
Second Team All-AMCC
Bella Carroto (So, Forward)
In her debut season, Carroto led the team with 13 goals—second in the AMCC—and added four assists. Her 30 points ranked third in the conference, making her one of the most dangerous offensive threats in the league.
Reese Walker (Sr, Midfielder)
Walker earned her second straight Second Team selection. A defensive midfield stalwart, she started all 20 games and logged 1,208 minutes. She also chipped in a goal and provided veteran leadership in the center of the pitch.
Abby Ault (Fr, Midfielder)
Ault made an immediate impact in her first season, appearing in all 20 games and contributing two goals and three assists. Her versatility and energy helped solidify the midfield.
Sierra Frisoli (So, Defender)
Frisoli led the team in minutes played with 1,553 and was a key figure in the Bobcats' defensive dominance. While she recorded just two assists offensively, her positioning and composure were vital to a back line that conceded only one regular season conference goal.
Kira Howcroft (Fr, Goalkeeper)
Howcroft had a stellar freshman season, allowing just one goal in regular season conference play and recording five shutouts on the season. She was instrumental in the AMCC semifinal win over Alfred State, making three saves in regulation and three more in the shootout.
