2022 ACAA Women’s Soccer Awards

All-Conference First Team

Madison Lavers, Mount St. Vincent University

Annika Monroe, Mount St. Vincent University

Sacha Clark, Mount St. Vincent University

Joce Splitgerber, University of New Brunswick Saint John

Julianne MacCallum, University of New Brunswick Saint John

Reese Kelly, Holland College

Misha Koyari, Holland College

Kaleigh Roberts, St. Thomas University

Simona Busillo, University of Kings College

Amanda Piltzmaker, Crandall University

Carmen Oulton, Dalhousie Agricultural Campus

Jillian Smith, University of New Brunswick Saint John (keeper)

All-Conference Second Team

Esja Marr, Mount St. Vincent University

Ashley Neves, Mount St. Vincent University

Kaitlyn Oakey, Mount St. Vincent University

Karlee Duval, University of New Brunswick Saint John

Hope Gaudet, University of New Brunswick Saint John

Emily Lepine, Holland College

Kina Azuma, Holland College

Erin Smal, St. Thomas University

Kaylee Downey, University of Kings College

Emilie Arsenault, Crandall University

Baillie Lynds, Dalhousie Agricultural Campus

Rebecca Florean, University of Kings College (keeper)

Women’s Player of the Year

Crandall University’s Amanda Piltzmaker took home the 2022 ACAA Women’s Soccer Player of the Year award. Piltzmaker led the ACAA in scoring with 11 goals in 12 games. The fifth-year senior burst onto the ACAA scene in her first season with the Chargers after 3 seasons of Atlantic University Sport experience with the Mount Allison University Mounties.

Women’s Rookie of the Year

The 2022 ACAA Women’s Soccer Rookie of the Year was awarded to Jayci Peck, a striker for the St. Thomas University Tommies. Peck led the Tommies in scoring with 6 goals, finishing in the top 10 of league scoring. Peck helped to lead the Tommies in qualifying for the ACAA playoffs.

Women’s Coach of the Year

P.J. Ward took home the 2022 ACAA Women’s Soccer Coach of the Year honours after an impressive season with the University of New Brunswick Saint John Seawolves. The Seawolves lost just once this season, finishing in second place with a 7-1-4 record. Ward’s sturdy defensive tactics led the Seawolves to an ACAA postseason appearance.