Four players from Wayne State College were named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Women's Soccer Team released Tuesday.  Senior Kaylee Herall was a repeat selection, senior Reagan Allen earned the honor for the second time in three years while junior Tyler Donaldson and sophomore Rachel Davis are first-time selections.
            Herall, a senior midfielder from Papillion (Papillion-LaVista HS), maintains a 3.55 grade point average majoring in business marketing.  She played in all 18 games this season with 12 starts and recorded two assists – at MSU Moorhead (9/21/25) and at Minot State (10/12/25).  Herall had 14 shots this season with four shots on goal.
            Allen, a senior forward from Topeka, Kansas (Washburn Rural HS), carries a 3.71 grade point average majoring in psychology and communication studies and also earned this award in 2023 as a sophomore.  This season, she started all 18 games for the Wildcats and was second on the team in scoring with four goals and four assists.  Allen had three game-winning goals and was third on the team in shots with 29.  She had one goal and one assist vs. Midland (9/13/25) and Jamestown (10/26/25) while also scoring goals vs. Winona State (10/5/25) and Southwest Minnesota State (10/17/25). 
            Donaldson is a junior defender from Johnston, Iowa (Johnston HS) that has a 3.85 grade point average majoring in psychology.  She started 16 of 18 games this season for the Wildcats and recorded two assists with four shots and three shots on goal.  Donaldson was credited with assists vs. Midland (9/13/25) and Southwest Minnesota State (10/17/25).
            Davis, a sophomore forward from Davis, California (Christian Brothers HS), posted a 3.87 grade point average majoring in elementary education.  She appeared in all 18 matches this year with three starts and accounted for three goals and two assists with 13 shots and seven shots on goal.  Davis scored goals vs. Midland and Jamestown and also had a penalty kick goal vs. Minnesota Duluth (9/26/25) and was credited with assists against Bemidji State (9/28/25) and Southwest Minnesota State. 
            Wayne State finished the 2025 season with records of 6-8-4 overall and placed 11^th in the Northern Sun Conference with a 5-8-2 league record.