KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Taylynn Levi of the University of Colorado Colorado Springs women's soccer team has been named Second Team Scholar All-American by the United Soccer Coaches (USC), the organization announced.

Taylynn Levi, a Colorado Springs native, completed her junior season with the Mountain Lions this fall helping the program reach the South-Central Regional Final for the second time during her tenure. Off the field, Levi sports a perfect 4.0 grade point average in Computer Engineering, which is often regarded as one of the most rigorous degree paths on campus at UCCS, leading to her first Scholar All-American recognition. On the field, the central midfielder plays an integral role in the possession-based strategy of the Mountain Lions while connecting one of the most stringent backlines, to a prolific offensive corps on the attack.

Levi continues to add to an extensive list of awards on her career, which already includes the likes of, 2024 Academic All-District First Team, 2024 All-RMAC Second Team, 2025 USC Scholar All-Region First Team, 2025 USC All-Region First Team, and 2025 Academic All-RMAC First Team, and 2025 All-RMAC First Team.

Levi earns the first Scholar All-America honors for the Women's Soccer program since 2023 when Jade Kinsey and Makayla Merlo were both named to the first team, and the seventh player in program history overall. She is the second Mountain Lion to earn All-America status this season, joining Abby Stassi who was named Second Team All-America by both the DII Conference Commissioners Association and the United Soccer Coaches.

Taylynn Levi and the Mountain Lions finished the 2025 season with a 14-3-6 record, reaching the NCAA Round of 16 before falling to Dallas Baptist in overtime 3-2.
 
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