LOCK HAVEN, Pa.- The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) released its women's soccer All-Conference teams on Wednesday morning ahead of the start of PSAC Championship Weekend at Slippery Rock on Friday afternoon. West Chester was well represented once again with five honorees, including four on the First Team All-PSAC East squad.
Katie Dougherty (Glenmoore, Pa./Downingtown West), Lauren Reimold (Chester Springs, Pa./Downingtown East), Kianna Barber (Browns Mills, N.J./BCIT), and Grace Keen (Lincoln University, Pa./Avon Grove) were First Team honorees, while
Adriana Ryder (Hamilton, N.J./Steinert) earned her spot on the Second Team.
Dougherty, the 2025 PSAC East Rookie of the Year and a First Team All-League honoree, is in the midst of another excellent season on the Golden Ram backline, helping to limit opponents' chances while chipping in two goals and three assists for seven points on the season.
Reimold, another returning First Team honoree from last Fall, has enjoyed an excellent senior season in the midfield, contributing four goals and two assists for 10points, while helping the Golden Rams keep relentless pressure on opposing defenses throughout the season.
Barber, the 2025 PSAC East Player of the Year, is in the midst of an excellent 2026 season with seven goals and seven assists, including late-season stretch, which saw her score five goals in the last six regular-season games, including a two-goal effort at Millersville in early October. Barber finished the season as the Golden Rams leader in goals, assists, and points with 21 points on the year.
Keen, yet another repeat All-PSAC East selection, turned in an incredible senior season, playing to a record of 13-2-1 with a 0.35 goals-against average and seven shutouts. This performance helped the senior keeper move into second all-time in career wins with 55 (55-15-10), while also moving into a tie for first in career shutouts, recording the 35
th of her career against Shippensburg on Senior Day in late October. Keen picked up another shutout on Tuesday with a scoreless draw in the PSAC Quarterfinals, which gave her both the WCU and PSAC Career shutout records.
Ryder, the final All-League honoree, earned Second Team honors for the first time in her career after a breakout Senior season with five goals (including a team-best four game-winning goals) and five assists for 15 points. Ryder scored the game-winning goal in both wins over Bloomsburg and the winner against both Shepherd and Shippensburg late in the regular-season, which helped the Golden Rams earn the second seed in the PSAC East.
West Chester advanced past Seton Hill on penalty kicks on Tuesday afternoon and will face PSAC West Regular Season Champion Slippery Rock in the PSAC Semifinals on Friday afternoon at Slippery Rock beginning at 1 p.m.
