Women's Soccer | October 30, 2026

AUGUSTA, Ga. – USCA women's soccer standouts Greta Ohlwein and Savannah Yerger have been named to the PBC all-conference team, as announced by the league office.

Both were named to the second team.

Ohlwein, a native of Highland Park, Ill., rattled off five goals and six assists for a team-best 16 points during the regular season. The forward dished out assists against Francis Marion, Mount Olive, North Greenville, Flagler and Middle Georgia. She accounted for two goals and an assist in the win over North Greenville and garnered a goal and two assists in the victory at Middle Georgia. Ohlwein also found the back of the net against nationally-ranked North Georgia and USC Beaufort. 

Yerger, a native of Jacksonville, Fla., accounted for five shutouts on the year. She sported a .798 save percentage and racked up 95 saves during the regular season. The sophomore faced 177 shots during the year and played 1475:11 between the pipes. Yerger recorded 11 saves against Florida Southern and Columbus State and had 10 in the draw with USC Beaufort. She posted shutouts against Mount Olive, North Greenville, Georgia Southwestern, Georgia College and Middle Georgia. Yerger was also part of the scoreless draw at USC Upstate. She posted her first career assist in the shutout victory over Middle Georgia. 

PBC Women's Soccer All-Conference First Team:
F – Grace McGill, North Georgia
F – Shania Wegesend, Columbus State
F – Payton Conti, Columbus State
F – Angele Hills, Lander
M – Nina Lopez, North Georgia
M- Mia Robinson, Columbus State
M- Skye Tumbelty, Columbus State
M- Chloe Diaz, North Georgia
D- Kelsey Croft, Columbus State
D- Kaisa Fagerstrom, GCSU
D- Ui Suzuki, Columbus State
D- Ella Gembicki, Flagler
GK- Huda Sayedzada, Columbus State
 
PBC Women's Soccer All-Conference Second Team:
F – Aniyah Vargas, Clayton State
F – Madelyn Neff, North Georgia
F – Kendal Coreil, Columbus State
F – Greta Ohlwein, USCA
M – Jessica Fidhi, Clayton State
M – Brooke Rienecker, Flagler
M – Avery Raimondo, Flagler
M – Sophia Leal, Columbus State
D – Savannah Sause, GCSU
D – Kylie Wilson, Lander
D – Alli Treadwell, North Georgia
D – Lofton Pickett, Clayton State
GK - Savannah Yerger, USCA
 
 
Offensive Player of the Year: Grace McGill, North Georgia
Defensive Player of the Year: Ui Suzuki, Columbus State
Freshman of the Year: Madelyn Neff, North Georgia
Coach of the Year: Jay Entlich, Columbus State
Select Sport Gold Ball Award: Grace McGill, North Georgia
Elite 18 Award: Gabby Redman, Lander