COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Seniors Taylynn Levi and Abby Stassi, along with junior Brooke Pavlich of the University of Colorado Colorado Springs women's soccer program earn First Team Academic All-Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference selections, with 14 of their teammates earning recognition on the Honor Roll.

The Academic All-RMAC team and honor roll are nominated and voted on by the leagues 13 sports information directors with emphasis on players that excel both on the field and in the classroom. To be eligible for the First-Team, players must carry a current cumulative GPA of at least 3.50 and have completed at least two consecutive semesters or three consecutive quarters at their current institution while also using a season of eligibility. The purpose of RMAC All-Academic awards is to honor the players around the league that exemplify what it means to be a student athlete.

Taylynn Levi earns her third career Academic All-RMAC First Team selection, after earning the same honor the past two seasons as well. Levi holds a 3.98 GPA as a mechanical engineering major, one of the most rigorous academic paths at UCCS. On the pitch, Levi is third on her team and tied for seventh in the RMAC with eight total goals. She is also third on the team and tied for sixth in the conference in total assists for 23 points on the season.

Senior forward Abby Stassi earns her first career Academic All-RMAC First Team selection after being named an Academic All-RMAC Honorable Mention in 2025. Stassi holds a 3.64 GPA as a finance major while being a key component of the UCCS offense. She currently stands at sixth in the conference with 11 total goals, a mark that is second on her own team. Along with her 11 goals, Stassi has notched a new career high in assists with eight this season, eclipsing her 2025 total by five.

Brooke Pavlich earns her second career Academic All-RMAC First Team selection, doing so with a 3.93 GPA as an Exercise Science major. Pavlich's 13 goals this fall are the most she has tallied in a season, and the mark is fourth best in the RMAC. With her four assists this season, Pavlich has nearly doubled her point total of 16 in 2025 as she is one of the driving forces behind a top-10 scoring offense in UCCS.

RMAC ALL-ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL
Regan Dare (Sr. – Fruita, Colo.): Exercise Science, 3.63 GPA
Luka Johnson (Sr. – Lake Elmo, Minn.): Sports Management, 3.33 GPA
Alyssa Sutherland (Sr. – San Diego, Calif.): Nursing, 3.68 GPA
Mikaela Carlson (Sr. – Fountain Hills, Ariz.): Human Physiology and Nutrition, 3.54 GPA
Sophia Broberg (Sr. - Gaston, Ore.): Finance, 3.74
Mattea Morris (Jr. – Highlands Ranch, Colo.): Exercise Science, 3.98 GPA
Grace Brennan (Jr. – Highlands Ranch, Colo.): Exercise Science, 3.87
Casey Tadlock (Jr. – Denver, Colo.): Business, 3.67 GPA
Elise Broberg (Jr. – Gaston, Ore.): Communications, 3.49 GPA
Malia Groshong (Jr. – Hillsboro, Ore.): Biology, 3.92 GPA
Addison Buehler (So. – Highlands Ranch, Colo.): Business, 3.88
Sarah Griffin (So. – Ladera Ranch, Calif.): Exercise Science, 3.58
Katie Collins (So. – Coronado, Calif.): Business, 3.87
Viktoria Valdimarsdottir (So. – Hafnarfjordur, Iceland): Computer Science, 4.00

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As a member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, the University of Colorado Colorado Springs competes in 14 varsity sports in NCAA Division II intercollegiate athletics.