COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Six members of the Fort Lewis College women's soccer team have earned All-Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference honors following the 2026 season, highlighted by Second Team selections in senior Amber Otts and sophomore Trinity Lujan, while freshman Emma Gurule, senior Jenna Salazar, sophomore Addyson Carpentier, and freshman Maleia Dayao received Honorable Mention recognition.
The six selections helped guide Fort Lewis to a 10-5-3 overall record and a 7-4-1 mark in RMAC play, securing a berth in the conference tournament. The Skyhawks recorded nine shutouts during the campaign, while holding opponents to just 11 goals across 18 matches.
Second Team All-RMAC
Amber Otts | Senior | Defender
Otts anchored a formidable Fort Lewis back line, starting all 18 matches and playing nearly every available minute throughout the season. The defender logged 1,529 minutes through the regular season, helping the Skyhawks post nine shutouts while limiting opponents to 10 goals in 17 matches. Otts played a pivotal role in a defensive unit that recorded four consecutive shutouts to open conference play and remained one of the team's most consistent contributors throughout the year.
Trinity Lujan | Sophomore | Goalkeeper
Lujan earned Second Team recognition following an impressive campaign between the posts, recording nine shutouts and 66 saves across 18 appearances. The goalkeeper finished the season with a 0.61 goals-against average and an .857 save percentage, allowing just 11 goals in 1,631 minutes of action. In RMAC play, Lujan posted six shutouts, 43 saves and a 0.67 goals-against average. Her performances included eight saves against Colorado School of Mines and seven against Adams State, while she helped Fort Lewis record shutout victories over UCCS, CSU Pueblo, and Western Colorado.
All-RMAC Honorable Mention
Emma Gurule | Freshman | Forward
Gurule led the Skyhawks' offensive efforts throughout the season, finishing with a team-high six goals and 14 points while adding two assists. The forward started all 18 matches and recorded 36 shots, including 16 on goal, while contributing two game-winning goals. Gurule opened the season with goals in three of the Skyhawks' first five matches and delivered a goal and an assist in Fort Lewis' 2-0 victory over UCCS. She also found the back of the net against Colorado School of Mines and Adams State, establishing herself as a consistent scoring threat.
Jenna Salazar | Senior | Forward
Salazar earned Honorable Mention recognition after leading Fort Lewis with five assists while adding one goal for seven points. The forward started all 18 matches and paced the Skyhawks with 49 shots, including 15 on target. Salazar contributed assists in victories over Adams State, UCCS, New Mexico Highlands and CSU Pueblo, while scoring her first goal of the season in the Skyhawks' 2-0 regular-season finale against Western Colorado. Her ability to create scoring opportunities made her a key component of the Fort Lewis attack.
Addyson Carpentier | Sophomore | Defender
Carpentier turned in a productive season on both ends of the pitch, recording four goals and one assist for nine points while starting all 18 matches. The midfielder finished tied for second on the team in goals and recorded two game-winning scores. Carpentier opened her scoring account with a two-goal performance against Lubbock Christian, helping Fort Lewis secure its first victory of the season. She later added goals in shutout victories over CSU Pueblo and Western Colorado, including the game-winner in the regular-season finale. Carpentier also logged 1,527 minutes through the regular season, ranking among the team's leaders in playing time.
Maleia Dayao | Freshman | Forward
Dayao earned Honorable Mention honors after finishing second on the team with 12 points on four goals and four assists. The forward started all 18 matches and recorded 27 shots, including 19 on goal, for a .704 shots-on-goal percentage. Dayao registered two game-winning goals, including the deciding score in a 1-0 victory over Westminster. She also delivered a two-goal performance against Adams State and recorded a goal and an assist in the Skyhawks' 2-0 win over UCCS. Her four assists tied for second on the team, highlighting her ability to contribute as both a scorer and playmaker.
The six All-RMAC selections capped a season in which Fort Lewis reached double-digit victories for the second consecutive year and advanced to the RMAC Tournament quarterfinals.
