The Charger women's soccer team placed five athletes on the All-GPAC Team early Thursday, following their 2026 campaign. Angelina Saade was named GPAC Newcomer of the Year and First Team All-GPAC, while Therese Molin earned Second Team All-GPAC honors. Courtney Baxter, Ondine Manceau, and Noelia Zaengerle were each named Honorable Mention All-GPAC.

Saade, a junior from Beirut, Lebanon, started all 17 games for the Chargers and recorded an outstanding season offensively. Saade scored 20 goals and added seven assists for 47 points. She broke the Briar Cliff single-game record for goals scored with seven against Waldorf while also recording two assists in the contest. Saade posted a .648 shot-on-goal percentage and recorded four game-winning goals. She ranked second in the GPAC in both goals and points and also collected a GPAC Player of the Week honor during the season.

Molin, a junior midfielder from Södertälje, Sweden, appeared in 17 games with 12 starts for Briar Cliff. Molin recorded 20 points on the season, scoring nine goals and adding two assists. She posted a .643 shot-on-goal percentage and recorded two game-winning goals. Molin also earned GPAC Player of the Week recognition during the opening week of the season.

Baxter, a junior defender from Orem, Utah, appeared in 17 games and made 16 starts for the Chargers. Baxter helped lead the Briar Cliff backline throughout the season, contributing to the defensive efforts that earned her Honorable Mention All-GPAC recognition.

Manceau, a defender from Nantes, France, appeared and started in all 17 games for Briar Cliff. Manceau recorded four points on the season with four assists while posting a .467 shot-on-goal percentage. She also helped lead the Charger defense throughout the 2026 season.

Zaengerle, a junior defender from Beinwil am See, Switzerland, appeared in 17 games and made 16 starts for the Chargers. Zaengerle recorded one assist on the season while helping anchor the BCU defesive effort.

To read the full GPAC release click HERE

#BattleOn