CORVALLIS, Ore. – Eastern Oregon University Women's Soccer had three student-athletes earn Cascade Collegiate Conference All-Conference honors, with sophomore midfielder Holly Dorhauer earning First Team All-CCC recognition and junior midfielder Kenzie Snell and freshman defender Kardyn Martinez receiving Second Team honors.

Sophomore midfielder Holly Dorhauer, a native of Yelm, Washington, led the way for the Mountaineers with her selection to the First Team. A consistent presence in the midfield, Dorhauer started all 20 games and logged more than 1,475 minutes on the pitch. She finished the season with three goals and one assist, recording 20 shots, including 10 on goal, and scoring a game-winning goal against Evergreen. Dorhauer also made an impact defensively, earning CCC Defensive Player of the Week honors in August after helping limit Pacific to just one shot. Her defensive efforts contributed to two EOU shutouts, while she also added a game-winning assist during the Mountaineers' opening preseason victories.

Junior midfielder Kenzie Snell, from Keys, Oklahoma, earned Second Team All-CCC honors in her first season with the Mountaineers. Appearing in 19 games with 18 starts, Snell totaled 1,235 minutes and established herself as a reliable presence on both sides of the ball. She played a key role in disrupting opposing attacks, winning possession, and transitioning the ball forward to create offensive opportunities. Snell contributed one goal and four assists on the season while recording 17 shots, 10 of which were on target, for a .588 shots-on-goal percentage.

Joining Snell on the Second Team is freshman defender Kardyn Martinez of Moses Lake, Washington. Martinez anchored the Mountaineers' backline throughout her first collegiate season, appearing in 19 games with 17 starts and logging nearly 1,525 minutes. Her defensive presence helped EOU secure 12 shutout victories while consistently limiting opposing scoring opportunities. Martinez also made her mark offensively, recording a hat trick against Walla Walla with all three goals coming off corner kicks. It marked the first hat trick by a Mountaineer since 2021. Martinez added CCC Defender of the Week honors after helping EOU record two shutouts while allowing just two shots on goal combined in the weekend competitions against Evergreen and Northwest.

The leadership of Dorhauer, Snell, and Martinez guided the Mounties to a 13-6-1 overall record and 8-4 mark in CCC play and advancing to the CCC Tournament semifinals. The Mountaineers' postseason is now in the hands of the National Selection Committe, as they await a chance at an at-large bid to the NAIA National Tournament.