Utah Valley’s women’s soccer team swept four of the Big West’s six major awards and led the conference with five first-team selections after winning the league’s regular-season title in its first year as a member. The Wolverines enter the conference tournament on a historic run, with senior Sadie Beardall, freshman Sam Curtis and senior Mia Owens earning the league’s top offensive, midfield and defensive honors, respectively.

By the Numbers
  • 4 of 6 major Big West awards went to Utah Valley players.
  • 5 Wolverines made the All-Big West First Team; 8 earned all-conference recognition overall.
  • Utah Valley finished conference play 9-0-2 and outscored opponents 36-9.
  • The team enters the tournament 13-4-3 overall, unbeaten in 12 straight matches and riding an 8-match win streak.
  • Beardall leads UVU with 12 goals and 32 points; Jackson’s 12 assists rank second nationally.
State of Play
  • UVU claimed its first Big West championship and fifth consecutive conference regular-season title.
  • The top-seeded Wolverines received a first-round bye and will host a semifinal Saturday, Nov. 7, at 6 p.m. MT.
What’s Next

Utah Valley will host its Big West Championship semifinal at UCCU Stadium, with the game airing on ESPN+. A win would keep the Wolverines’ title run alive and extend their bid for postseason success.

Bottom Line

UVU’s awards haul reflects a team built to win on both ends of the field—and now the regular-season champions have home-field advantage in the tournament that matters next.