ALISO VIEJO, Calif. - Nine Broncos were honored with All-CCAA selections, highlighting another standout season for Cal Poly Pomona women's soccer and tying the most CCAA honors in program history. The Broncos were led by major individual honors, as Parker LaMont was named CCAA Goalkeeper of the Year and Mikaela Marr earned CCAA Defender of the Year recognition.
 
Parker LaMont has been a wall between the posts for the Broncos this season. Her success began in the opening week of the campaign, when she was named CCAA Defensive Player of the Week. In 18 games, she has logged 1,594 minutes, recording 11 wins and 42 saves for a .913 save percentage. She leads the CCAA with a 0.23 goals-against average, 42 saves and 13 shutouts. LaMont has allowed just five goals this season and ranks second in program history for single-season shutouts. She is ranked fifth nationally in goals-against average, seventh in save percentage and fourth in shutouts. Bella Hara holds the program record with 14 shutouts, set during the Broncos' 2024 national championship season.
 
Mikaela Marr has been a key contributor to the Broncos' historic defensive effort, earning her first All-CCAA honor as a senior. She has played the full 90 minutes in 12 of 18 matches, totaling 1,541 minutes and contributing two assists. Marr's consistency and reliability have helped anchor the defensive unit that has conceded just five goals this season, the fewest in program history thus far. The Broncos .722 shutout percentage is ranked eighth nationally, while their .898 team save percentage is 11th. Prior to this year, the CPP record for fewest goals allowed in a season was 12, set last season.
 
Joining LaMont and Marr on the All-CCAA First Team, Charlie Gallardo has been an essential offensive contributor for the Broncos. The midfielder leads CPP with five goals, including two game-winners, and recorded the first brace of her career against Cal State Dominguez Hills on October 9. 
 
Carly Radke and Georgia Rink were named to the All-CCAA Second Team. A four-year Bronco, Rink has been a defensive leader, totaling 1,530 minutes. Earlier this season, she scored her first collegiate goal and has added two assists.
 
A transfer from Southern Utah University, Radke has made an immediate impact in her first season with CPP. She started all 18 regular-season matches, recording three goals, including a game-winner against Simon Fraser, and four assists. Radke also leads the CCAA with 66 shots.
 
Ashlyn Jones, Holly Wilbanks, Sabine Ramos and Bailey Guerrero were all named All-CCAA Honorable Mentions. In her third year with the Broncos, Ramos has recorded three goals, including a game-winner against Fresno Pacific, and three assists while appearing in and starting 16 matches, totaling 1,189 minutes. Jones, a transfer from San Francisco State University, has been a standout contributor, starting 11 of the 13 matches she has played and recording one goal and two assists in 667 minutes.
 
Wilbanks, a transfer from Santa Barbara City College, has been another vital piece of the Broncos' defense, starting all 18 matches and totaling 1,393 minutes. Freshman Bailey Guerrero has provided an offensive spark, recording three goals and five assists. Two of her goals have been game-winners, including one scored in the final eight minutes against Cal State San Bernardino.
 
The No. 1-ranked team in the West Region and No. 12 team nationally, the Broncos look to carry their momentum into the CCAA Tournament semifinals Thursday at 4 p.m., when they will host UC Merced. CPP recently captured its fourth consecutive CCAA regular-season title and is hungry for more. The other semifinal features Cal State San Bernardino and Cal State LA following directly after, with the championship match scheduled for Saturday at 2 p.m.