SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – Gonzaga women's soccer's Chelsea Le was named a 2024 West Coast Conference Midfielder of the Year the announced Wednesday.
 
Le, Paige Alexander, and Marissa Garcia all earned Second Team All-WCC honors, while Amelia Severn and Emelia Warta were tabbed honorable mention. Severn was also named to the league's All-Freshman Team.
 
Le earned second team honors for the second straight season after matching a team-high six goals this season. She topped the WCC with three game winning goals during league play, was third with five goals in conference action, and fifth with 12 points. The senior started in 36 of her 37 career appearances.
 
Alexander and Le were tied for third in the West Coast Conference with five goals during league play. Alexander also finished the season with six goals overall. She was sixth with 18 points. The Salem, Ore., native, finished her collegiate career with 12 goals, nine assists, and 33 points.
 
Garcia is fifth in program history with 22 career goals. Her 57 career points rank fifth all-time as well. The senior is sixth with 12 career assists and seventh with 160 shots. She was eighth in the WCC in shots (48), shots on goal (21), and assists (5).
 
Severn led the league with seven assists in 2024, while Warta was right behind with six. In her sophomore season, Warta was fifth in the WCC with 53 shots and 27 shots on goal. Severn and Warta paced the conference with five assists each in league play.
 
Gonzaga placed third in the final West Coast Conference standings, winning its last three contests. The Zags ended the regular season winning five out of their last six. GU was unbeaten in six of its last seven, with the lone loss at then-ranked No. 10 Santa Clara, 2-1.
 
The Bulldogs clinched their seventh 10-win season over the last eight seasons, with the exception being seven wins in the Spring 2020 shortened season. Prior to the last eight seasons, GU had five 10-win seasons in the program's history.
 
 
 
2024 West Coast Conference Women's Soccer All-Conference Awards
WCC Coach of the Year
Chris Chamides, LMU
 
WCC Offensive Player of the Year
Tori Waldeck, Pepperdine
 
WCC Midfielder of the Year
Karina Gonzalez, Pepperdine
Kat Jordan, Santa Clara
Chelsea Le, Gonzaga
 
WCC Defensive Player of the Year
Amaya Bautista, Oregon State
 
WCC Goalkeeper of the Year
Bre Norris, Portland
 
WCC Freshman of the Year
Manaka Hayashi, Santa Clara
 
WCC All-Conference
First Team
Colby Barnett, M, Santa Clara
Marisa Bubnis, D, Santa Clara
Kylie Dobbs, F, LMU
Manaka Hayashi, M, Santa Clara
Grayson Lynch, F, Washington State
Sally Menti, M, Santa Clara
Bre Norris, GK, Portland
Katana Norman, D, Portland
Kennedy Schoennauer, F, Santa Clara
Reese Tappan, D, Washington State
Tori Waldeck, F, Pepperdine
 
Second Team
Paige Alexander, Gonzaga
Nadia Cooper, Washington State
Marissa Garcia, Gonzaga
Karina Gonzalez, Pepperdine
Jennessa Groves, LMU
Chelsea Le, Gonzaga
McKenna Martinez, Oregon State
Sydney Middaugh, Saint Mary's
Tessa Salvestrin, Saint Mary's
Cally Togiai, Portland
Tatum Wynalda, Pepperdine
 
Honorable Mention
Juju Barker, Oregon State
Amaya Bautista, Oregon State
Carly Carraher, Oregon State
Lindsey Chau, San Francisco
Megan Edelman, Pepperdine
Khalia Gathright, Saint Mary's
Kat Jordan, Santa Clara
Reagan Kotschau, Washington State
Tabitha LaParl, Pepperdine
Peyton Leonard, Pepperdine
Lucy Mitchell, Santa Clara
Kyra Murphy, Pepperdine
Alexis Pashales, Pacific
Tori Powell, Santa Clara
Megan Rucker, LMU
Mya Sanchez, Oregon State
Megan Santa Cruz, Washington State
Savannah Schwarze, Saint Mary's
Amelia Severn, Gonzaga
Marissa Vazquez, Santa Clara
Emelia Warta, Gonzaga
Genevieve Watkins, LMU
Addie Whitehouse, Santa Clara
 
WCC All-Freshman Team
Ella Callanan, San Diego
Kendall Campbell, Washington State
Manaka Hayashi, Santa Clara
Maci Land, LMU
Jillian McBride, Portland
Jillian Medvecky, Pepperdine
Elle Quinn, Pepperdine
Ariana Salvador, Pepperdine
Amelia Severn, Gonzaga
Ava Weiland, Santa Clara
Hayden Wilson, Oregon State