KANSAS — The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) continues a series to highlight "All-Time" teams from each of our fourteen full-member institutions. By "All-Time," we mean historic teams from each institution, nominated by each athletic department. How each team symbolizes being "historic" for their institution can run the gamut from:
- Championship teams (either at the KCAC or NAIA level)
- Teams with non-championship significance to the KCAC or NAIA
- Teams with particular significance to the institution
- Teams that broke records or hit major statistical landmarks
- Teams that broke a cultural barrier
- And more! We're giving institutions the autonomy to decide what they think makes a team historic or "all-time."
OKLAHOMA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY "ALL-TIME" TEAM: 2025 WOMEN'S SOCCER
Significance to Institution
- Reached the semifinals of the NAIA Women's Soccer National Championship tournament, the furthest any team has advanced in program history.
- Set program records.
Significance to KCAC/NAIA:
- 2025 KCAC Women's Soccer Regular Season and Tournament Champions
- Seventh consecutive KCAC regular-season title.
- Sixth KCAC tournament title in last seven years.
- Remained in the Top 10 in the NAIA Women's Soccer rankings throughout the entire season.
Significant Stats/Records Accomplished by Team:
- Averaged 3.36 goals per game.
- Surrendered an average of only 0.20 goals per game.
- 22-2-2 overall record.
- Laura Gieseler - Led the team with 22 goals.
- Gieseler and Elise Lofnertz: NAIA All-Americans.
Photo courtesy of the Oklahoma Wesleyan University Athletic Department.
ABOUT THE KANSAS COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) is a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and sponsors 29 varsity sports. Founded in 1890, the KCAC is the second oldest intercollegiate athletic conference in the country. As the conference home to 14 member institutions, the KCAC emphasizes commitment, cooperation, high achievement, and working towards a common goal in the act of competition. To keep up with the latest conference news, follow the KCAC on Facebook, Twitter/X, and Instagram using the handle @kcacsports.
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