ST. LOUIS, Mo. - The American Midwest Conference announced the All-Conference selections, Champions of Character Team and Academic All-Conference. Harris-Stowe State University women's soccer had five players selected to the First Team, one Champions of Character selection and nine Academic All-Conference selections.

Senior midfielder Keziah Olouch (Nairobi, Kenya/St. Louis Community College) was selected to the first team after scoring seven goals, adding four assists for 18 points. Olouch led the team in goals and points and was tied for the team lead in assists.

Senior defender Luka Gorogranz (Berlin, Germany/Dodge City CC) was selected to the first team as she helped anchor a defense that allowed 26 goals for a 1.63 goals per game average and a defense that helped in six clean sheets.

Junior forward Laura Bordiga (Valdaone, Italy/Liceo Musicale Bonporti/Monroe College/Pratt CC) was selected to the first team. Bordiga was third in goals with five, third in assists with three and tied for second with 13 points.

Senior defender Moenesa Mejias (Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago/Lewis and Clark CC) was selected to the first team. Mejias was second with six goals, she added one assist and tied for second with 13 points while helping anchor the defense.

Freshman goalkeeper Kheilani Alexander (Dallas, Texas/Life High School Waxahachie) recorded a 9-4-2 record in goal. Alexanded had a 1.62 goals against average and made 33 saves in goal for the Lady Hornets.

Junior defender Emma Noelle Rolfes (Bielefeld, Germany/Hawkeye CC) was the Lady Hornets selection to the Champions of Character team  which includes one player from each school, selected by their coach and teammates as the individual who best exemplifies the Five Core Values of the NAIA Champions of Character® Initiative – Respect, Responsibility, Sportsmanship, Integrity and Servant Leadership. 

The Lady Hornets nine selections to the Academic All-Conference team are: Olouch, Gorogranz, Mejias, senior forward Julia Tofane (Montes Claros, MG, Brazil/Central Wyoming CC), junior defender Kenneilea Douglas (St. Catherine, Jamaica/St. Louis Community College), junior midfielder Keroya O'Conner (Spanish Town, Jamaica/St. Louis Community College), senior forward Mikai Neal (St. Louis, Mo./Cardinal Ritter College Prep), junior forward Naomi Mangiapane (Solingen, Germany/Western Iowa Tech CC) and senior defender Talia Hall (Manchester, England/Monroe College).