Gabby Stockard | Posted: 13 May 2021 | Updated: 1 Oct 2021

Colohan receives United Soccer Coaches All-American honor

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Colohan receives United Soccer Coaches All-American honor

PROVO, Utah – BYU women’s soccer senior Mikayla Colohan received All-America honors from United Soccer Coaches for the third year in a row, the association announced on Thursday.

This past season Colohan was also recognized as West Coast Conference Player of the Year and was a semifinalist for the prestigious MAC Hermann Trophy, both for consecutive years.

Colohan recorded 11 goals last season, leading the WCC, including two game-winners. She also added five assists for a conference-best 27 points. Colohan led the WCC with a total of 69 shots and 34 shots on goal. The midfielder was also a perfect four-for-four PK’s this season.

During the season, Colohan went on a nine-game scoring streak, tying the BYU record with Shauna Rohbock in 1996-97 for the most consecutive games with a goal.

Colohan now has 35 goals in her career, putting her ninth all-time on BYU’s career scoring list. She has 24 assists. Colohan was drafted by the Orlando Pride with the 14th overall pick in the 2021 NWSL Draft.

The All-America teams are voted by NCAA Division I women's soccer coaches.

This year’s All-Americans will be recognized as part of the United Soccer Coaches College Awards Ceremony, which will be made available to view online as a digital event beginning June 30.

For the full list of All-Americans, visit UnitedSoccerCoaches.org.

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