ALVA, Okla. – Multiple Rangers were recognized by the Great American Conference with All-GAC honors in a vote by the coaches of the conference, with Kamalei Kealoha being named to the All-GAC first team for the second straight season.

Kealoha played in all 18 games and led the Rangers in total minutes with 1620. She played all 90 minutes in all 18 games this season, making her the first non-goalie player to play at least 90 minutes in every game since the spring 2021 season.

Two Rangers made the All-GAC second team, as Cambell Tabor and Taylor Annen also received honors.

Tabor led the Rangers in goals with six, including four game-winning goals, tying her for the third most game-winning goals in a season. Tabor also assisted on two goals this season, giving her the most points on the team with 14.

Annen recorded 97 saves and only allowed 11 goals in 15 games while having nine clean sheets, giving her a goals against average of 0.73, which is the lowest in program history since the stat was recorded in 2012. Annen's nine shutouts are the most in a season by a Ranger since 2004, when Delydia Gay had 12.

The Rangers also had four honorable mentions in Katy Jo Werner, Mylee Yuill, Jenna Mills, and Elie Dang, as well as 15 players being named to the GAC Academic Honor Roll.

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