University of Southern Maine's senior goalkeeper, Breanna Atwood, has made history as the first All-American in the women's soccer program. Atwood was named to the United Soccer Coaches All-American second team, becoming the 20th player from the Little East Conference to earn this honor since 1990. She was also recognized as the Goalkeeper of the Week five times in 2023 and broke her own single-season shutout record. Atwood's outstanding performance led the Huskies to their first-ever NCAA tournament win. She finished the season ranked highly in several statistical categories in NCAA Division III Women's Soccer.

This achievement is significant for the University of Southern Maine women's soccer program as it marks the first time a player has received All-American recognition. Atwood's success and accolades highlight the talent and competitiveness of the team and bring national attention to the program.

• 12 - Atwood broke her own single-season shutout record with 12 shutouts in 2023
• 27 - She set a new career record with 27 shutouts in 59 games
• 102 - Atwood made a career-high 102 saves during the season
• 0.709 - Her goals against average for the 2023 season
• .872 - Atwood's impressive save percentage for the season

• Atwood's record-setting season helped the Huskies achieve a 16-2-4 record
• The team went undefeated in the Little East Conference with a 6-0-2 record
• Southern Maine won their second consecutive LEC regular season title and back-to-back LEC Tournament Championships

Breanna Atwood's recognition as the first All-American in the University of Southern Maine women's soccer program history showcases her exceptional skills and brings attention to the team's success. Her achievements highlight the talent within the program and raise the profile of women's soccer at the university.