WINFIELD, Kan. — Five Southwestern College women's soccer players have earned All-KCAC Honorable Mention honors following the 2026 season, the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference announced Tuesday.

Jade Smallwood, Amiyah Baker, Millie Hazzard, Maggie Bielefeld, and Kaila Correa were all recognized by the conference after helping Southwestern finish with a 7-10-2 overall record and a 6-5-2 record in KCAC play. The Moundbuilders also earned a spot in the KCAC postseason tournament.

Junior forward Jade Smallwood led the Moundbuilders offensively this season, finishing with a team-high eight goals and four assists for 20 points. Smallwood also recorded two game-winning goals, including a three-goal performance against Bethany that helped Southwestern secure its spot in the KCAC Tournament.

Junior forward Amiyah Baker also earned recognition after finishing with four goals and three assists for 11 points. Baker appeared in 17 games and recorded one game-winning goal.

Senior Millie Hazzard earned honorable mention honors after finishing second on the team with 12 points. Hazzard recorded four goals and four assists in 18 appearances while providing experience for the Moundbuilders' offense. She previously earned Second Team All-KCAC honors following the 2025 season.

On defense, graduate student Maggie Bielefeld and sophomore Kaila Correa were both named honorable mention selections. Bielefeld contributed two goals and an assist while playing an important role on Southwestern's back line. Correa started 18 games this season and earned honorable mention recognition for the second straight year. 

These players had a major impact this year and showed promise for the future. The Moundbuilders will look to build on that success and continue improving as they prepare for the 2027 season.