ALISO VIEJO, Calif. - The Chico State women's soccer team saw four players receive California Collegiate Athletic Association postseason honors for the 2026 season. Under first-year head coach Halle Meadows, defender Malia Bell was voted second-team all-conference while goalkeeper Charlotte Mailer, defender Gabby Starr and midfielder Baylee Gregerson received honorable mention.

Bell started all 18 matches and logged 1,614 minutes, the second most on the team. She also scored three goals. Mailer started every match and finished with 1,613 minutes and a 7-7-4 record. She had eight full shutouts, one partial shutout and 46 saves. Gregersen started 16 of 17 matches and played 1,163 minutes. She scored two goals and had three assists, totaling a team-high seven points. Starr is now a two-time All-CCAA selection having been selected second team last season. This year, she started started 13 of 14 matches and played 1,099 minutes. She added two goals and two assists for six points.

The Wildcats finished 7-7-4 overall and 6-3-4 in the CCAA, missing the conference tournament by one point. The defense allowed six goals during conference play, tied with Cal State LA and Cal State San Bernardino for the second-best mark in the conference. The Wildcats had nine shutouts, including a stretch of five consecutive shutouts.

Cal State Monterey Bay's Juliana Dow took home both CCAA Player and Forward of the Year awards, Stanislaus State's Aliah Avila won Midfielder of the Year while Cal Poly Pomona's Makaela Marr and Parker LaMont won Defender and Goalkeeper of the Year honors, respectively. Cal State San Bernardino's Maya Alston was voted Newcomer of the Year while Cal State LA saw Briana Chagolla take the Freshman award and Erik Garcia was awarded by his colleagues Coach of the Year.