As the soccer season winds down, OklahomaSports.Net is unveiling its inaugural All-OSN Women’s Soccer Team and individual superlative awards. Oklahoma City University’s Ailee Thompson was named Offensive Player of the Year, the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma’s Rhiannon Brewster earned Defensive Player of the Year honors, Southwestern Oklahoma State University’s Courtney Flores garnered Goalkeeper of the Year accolades, and Vladan Glavonic of Oklahoma Wesleyan University was named the Coach of the Year.
The All-OSN team is comprised of standouts from the NAIA and NCAA Division II. In total, there were 11 NAIA selections and 11 NCAA D-II selections in the 22-player roster. Southwestern Oklahoma State and the University of Central Oklahoma led all teams with three selections apiece, and SWOSU, UCO and USAO each had two First Team All-OSN selections.
Ailee Thompson enjoyed an influential season leading the attack for OCU en route to the Offensive Player of the Year title. A senior, the Oklahoma City native accounted for 16 goals, ranking in the Top 20 in all of NAIA, while also chipping in with nine assists to finish with 41 points. Thompson also recorded five multi-goal games, including three hat tricks. Her efforts helped OCU to an 11-4-1 overall record and a second-place finish in the Sooner Athletic Conference.
Rhiannon Brewster put in regular commanding performances at defense for the Drovers to earn the Defensive Player of the Year award. A native of Yorkshire, England, the junior defender was part of a defensive unit that allowed 21 goals, including five clean sheets. Brewster also helped out on offensive for USAO, providing seven assists on the year as the Drovers claimed first place in the SAC.
Courtney Flores had one of the most commanding season-long performances between the sticks for the Bulldogs to claim Goalkeeper of the Year honors. The junior from Plano, Texas, collected a career-best 10 clean sheets and set the new Great American Conference record with 19 career shutouts. Flores holds a 1.03 goals-against average and made 54 saves as the Bulldogs claimed third place in the GAC.
Vladan Glavonic led the Lady Eagles to a Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference regular season title in OKWU’s first season in the conference since moving from the Midlands Collegiate Athletic Conference last year. The Lady Eagles rose to as high as No. 21 in the NAIA Coaches Poll, and own a 13-2-1 record.
2015 All-OklahomaSports.Net Women’s Soccer Team
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| First Team All-OSN | |||
| Position | Name | School | Class |
| F | Ailee Thompson | Oklahoma City | Sr. |
| F | Ryah Vyse | Science and Arts | Sr. |
| F | Anastasia Robinson | Northeastern State | Jr. |
| M | Kaci Power | Mid-America Christian | Sr. |
| M | Maddie Windham | Oklahoma Baptist | Sr. |
| M | Kentia Kokis | Central Oklahoma | Fr. |
| D | Rhiannon Brewster | Science and Arts | Jr. |
| D | Kylee Bertrand | Southwestern Oklahoma State | Fr. |
| D | Quinn Tookey | Central Oklahoma | Sr. |
| D | Karen Storie | Oklahoma Wesleyan | Sr. |
| GK | Courtney Flores | Southwestern Oklahoma State | Jr. |
| Second Team All-OSN | |||
| Position | Name | School | Class |
| F | Araceli Flores | St. Gregory’s | Jr. |
| F | Kaja Cremin | Oklahoma Wesleyan | Fr. |
| F | Allison Worsham | Oklahoma City | Sr. |
| M | Kelsi Bussert | Southern Nazarene | Fr. |
| M | Sierra Knowles | Southwestern Christian | Fr. |
| M | Katie Herrin | East Central | Sr. |
| D | Alex Macias | Mid-America Christian | Sr. |
| D | Kenzie Sublett | Central Oklahoma | Jr. |
| D | Emily Burch | Northeastern State | Sr. |
| D | Charlotte Eastman | Southwestern Oklahoma State | Sr. |
| GK | Kirsten Thomas | Oklahoma Wesleyan | Fr. |