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2026 WSOC Senior Spotlight

Women's Soccer

2026 Women’s Soccer Senior Spotlight

ALMA, Mich. – The Alma College women's soccer program will recognize and honor its ten Senior student-athletes prior to Saturday's 1 p.m. kickoff versus Olivet.

Know Before You Go:
  • Time & Date
    • Saturday, October 10 (1 p.m.)

Senior Spotlight:

Mya Pofahl, a goalie from Boyne City, Michigan, was named MIAA Defensive Player of the Week twice in-a-row earlier this season, is currently boasting the fourth-most shutouts (6) and tenth-highest save percentage (77.5%) for a single season while ranking among the team's top-ten career leaders regarding clean sheets (8), saves (226), wins (14), and save percentage (72.2%).
 
Ava Atchinson, a defender from Alma, Michigan, has started twice in 18 career games and she scored her first career goal on October 14, 2025, at Maranatha Baptist.
 
Maddie Smith, a midfielder from Boyne City, Michigan, has collected a goal in each of the past three campaigns including this year's edition against UM-Dearborn.
 
Allie Ferrall, a midfielder / defender from Battle Creek, Michigan, registered her first career point in the win over Ripon, assisting Rohloff's game-winner.
 
Hannah Abner, a defender from Traverse City, Michigan, is the longest-tenured Scot as she's played in a team-high 47 matches with 40 starts, logging just under 3,400 career minutes.
 
Brenna Rohloff, a defender from West Olive, Michigan, is one of two Scots with multiple game-winning goals in 2026, coming against Ripon and at Anderson (Indiana).
 
Brianna Spalding, a defender from Grand Ledge, Michigan, has logged the most minutes for Coach Sibliski this season at 972 over 11 matches and played in her 30th career match on Tuesday.
 
Aaleyah Marcellus, a forward from Grand Rapids, Michigan, contributed a trio of goals last season and registered her first career assist in the blowout victory at Rockford.
 
Audrey Mey, a defender from Hesperia, Michigan, has seen action in nine contests at Alma, taking two shots with one on-target at MBU.
 
Grace Sczepanski, a forward from Midland, Michigan, is the other student-athlete with a pair of go-ahead scores at Bluffton and vs. Michigan-Dearborn while also being one of four players to log multiple assists.
 

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Players Mentioned

Hannah Abner

#17 Hannah Abner

Defense
5' 4"
Senior
Ava Atchinson

#5 Ava Atchinson

Defense
5' 6"
Senior
Allie Ferrall

#14 Allie Ferrall

Midfield / Defense
5' 0"
Senior
Aaleyah Marcellus

#32 Aaleyah Marcellus

Forward
5' 8"
Senior
Audrey Mey

#34 Audrey Mey

Defense
5' 4"
Senior
Mya Pofahl

#1 Mya Pofahl

Goalie
5' 7"
Senior
Brenna Rohloff

#21 Brenna Rohloff

Defense
5' 6"
Senior
Grace Sczepanski

#40 Grace Sczepanski

Forward
5' 0"
Senior
Maddie Smith

#8 Maddie Smith

Midfield
5' 4"
Senior
Brianna Spalding

#25 Brianna Spalding

Defense
5' 5"
Senior

Players Mentioned

Hannah Abner

#17 Hannah Abner

5' 4"
Senior
Defense
Ava Atchinson

#5 Ava Atchinson

5' 6"
Senior
Defense
Allie Ferrall

#14 Allie Ferrall

5' 0"
Senior
Midfield / Defense
Aaleyah Marcellus

#32 Aaleyah Marcellus

5' 8"
Senior
Forward
Audrey Mey

#34 Audrey Mey

5' 4"
Senior
Defense
Mya Pofahl

#1 Mya Pofahl

5' 7"
Senior
Goalie
Brenna Rohloff

#21 Brenna Rohloff

5' 6"
Senior
Defense
Grace Sczepanski

#40 Grace Sczepanski

5' 0"
Senior
Forward
Maddie Smith

#8 Maddie Smith

5' 4"
Senior
Midfield
Brianna Spalding

#25 Brianna Spalding

5' 5"
Senior
Defense