FAIRMONT, W.Va. – A program-best six Glenville State Women's Soccer players were named to the All-MEC teams, the league announced today.
Solares Solano,
Valentina Quiroz and
Martina Roig earned Second Team recognition while
Margaux Fernandez and
Aitana Viejo landed Honorable Mention honors. Additionally,
Isabella Cuellar-Gutierrez logged Freshman Team distinction.
ALL-MEC SECOND TEAM
SOLARES SOLANO
The now two-time All-MEC Second Team selection finished her sophomore campaign with six goals and two assists, including a pair of one-goal, one-assist performances. Solano found the back of the net in three one-goal matches and had 26 shots on goal this season. She also started in 17 of 18 games, and played 60 or more minutes in all but three matches.
VALENTINA QUIROZ
Quiroz led the Pioneers in scoring this season and ranked fifth in the Mountain East Conference with eight goals. The Lima, Peru native added two assists as well. Quiroz netted two goals at West Liberty and had one goal in back-to-back matches against Wheeling and Shawnee State. She started all 18 games for the Pioneers and played in all 90 minutes three times.
MARTINA ROIG
Roig, a junior out of Barcelona, Spain, was key component of the Pioneers first winning season in program history. The junior started all 18 games and played all 90 minutes in 15 games, setting the tone on both sides of the ball in the midfield.
ALL-MEC HONORABLE MENTION
MARGAUX FERNANDEZ
Fernandez started all 18 matches and logged three assists in over 1,350 minutes of action. The sophomore midfielder had four of her eight shots land on goal and played in over 80 minutes 10 times, including the full 90 in the final four games of the season.
AITANA VIEJO
The program's all-time leader in assists played the full 90 minutes in nine matches and made 18 starts during her senior season, scoring two goals. Viejo landed eight shots on goal and had two game-deciding goals in matches against Concord and Shawnee State.
ALL-MEC FRESHMAN TEAM
ISABELLA CUELLAR-GUTIERREZ
The 5-foot freshman from Naples, Fla. was third on the team in goals with four as nearly 50% of her shots landed on goal. The standout freshman started in 17 of the 18 matches and scored two of the season-high four goals against Wheeling.
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