Bella Campos Wins IWSOC’s First Division II Golden Boot Award
Colorado School of Mines striker Bella Campos won the inaugural IWSOC Division II Golden Boot as the nation’s leading scorer. Her record-setting season has powered Mines into its 18th consecutive NCAA Tournament, where the team faces Midwestern State in the opening round.
By the Numbers- 28 goals: NCAA’s top total across Divisions I, II and III this season.
- 78 goals and 180 points: Mines career records Campos has set.
- 8 multi-goal games, including 4 hat tricks.
- Mines is 14-3-4 and making its 18th straight NCAA Tournament appearance.
Campos led the field, but Millersville’s Aubrey Strohecker finished with 23 goals and Mary’s Dina Polanco had 20, earning the silver and bronze Golden Boots.
What’s NextMines opens NCAA Tournament play against No. 3 seed Midwestern State in Denton, Texas, on Friday at 3 p.m. CT.
Bottom LineCampos’s historic scoring season has earned national recognition—and given Mines a potent centerpiece as it pursues another NCAA Tournament run.
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