FORT WAYNE, Ind. – On Wednesday morning, the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference released the 2026 conference honors for women's soccer. Three Warriors would earn WHAC All-Conference awards this season, with ten receiving WHAC All-Academic Team honors.

Defender Abby Strasser was named to the WHAC All-Conference Second Team after a stellar junior season for the Orange & Black. Strasser held down the Warriors defense playing and starting all 15 games this season. She led the team in minutes played with 1,343 and helped keep one clean sheet.

Freshman midfielder, Leticia Guimaraes earned her way onto the WHAC All-Newcomer Team. She started 14 of her 15 appearances this season, playing every game this season and racking up 1,119 minutes. The Luanda, Angola native recorded six points from two goals and two assists in her debut season for the Warriors.

Junior, Amina Bracey would represent Indiana Tech on the Champions of Character Team, which is comprised of one player from each school who best represents the five core character values of integrity, respect, responsibility, sportsmanship, and servant leadership.

The Warriors would also have ten players named to the All-Academic Team, which consists of sophomores or above in academic standing with a cumulative 3.25 GPA or better who have attended their school for one full year. Representing Tech was Shelby DeRidder, Niya King, Payton Kuhn, Jillian Lester, Georgina Palos Noguer, Chante Perkins, Camilla Sanchez Nualart, Maiara Sharma, Madison Strain, and Aubrey Young.
 
All-WHAC Second Team – Abby Strasser
WHAC All-Newcomer Team – Leticia Guimaraes
WHAC Champions of Character Team – Amina Bracey
WHAC All-Academic Team – Shelby DeRidder, Niya King, Payton Kuhn, Jillian Lester, Georgina Palos Noguer, Chante Perkins, Camilla Sanchez Nualart, Maiara Sharma, Madison Strain, Aubrey Young