Eight Earn All-MIAA Women's Soccer Accolades

Hope lands five first-team selections, three second-team honorees

An elite eight represent Hope College on the 2025 All-MIAA Women's Soccer Team.

The Flying Dutch claimed five first-team honorees: defenders Olivia Dieppa and Adelyn Raad, goalkeeper Clara Feenstra, and forwards Ainsley Harris and Lina Rea.

Dieppa (Hudsonville, Michigan / Hudsonville) was also chosen by the league's coaches as the MIAA Senior Sportswoman of the Year.

Hope also placed three players on the All-MIAA Second Team: defender Mia Hesley and midfielders Lauren Ellinger and Grace Fowler.

Dieppa proved to be a dynamic two-way player, contributing across the field for the Flying Dutch. The senior shared the team lead with eight goals during the regular season. An exercise science major, Dieppa scored five times in MIAA play, including two-goal games against Alma College and Kalamazoo College. This is her first All-MIAA selection.

The MIAA Senior Sportswoman of the Year award is given to a senior who values competition, education and service while also bringing joy to the game.

Feenstra (Hudsonville, Michigan / Hudsonville) earned her second All-MIAA honor after receiving second-team recognition in 2023. This season, the junior education major ranks second in the MIAA with a 0.724 goals-against average and a .792 save percentage in league matches.

Harris (Zeeland, Michigan / Holland Christian) received her third All-MIAA First Team honor after scoring a career-high six goals this season, including four against MIAA opponents, and collecting two assists. The senior physical and health education major also delivered two game-winning goals.

Raad (Hudsonville, Michigan / Hudsonville) quickly became a force as a freshman, helping to anchor Hope's defense while handling corner kicks. Raad is tied for the second-most assists in a single season with 12, including eight during MIAA matches — the most among league players.

Rea (Macomb, Michigan / Utica) earned her first All-MIAA selection after a career-best season that included eight goals and two assists. The senior exercise science major totaled four goals and two assists during MIAA play, including a two-goal game at Trine University.

Ellinger (Fishers, Indiana / Hamilton Southeastern) earned All-MIAA Second Team honors for the first time. The political science major recorded career highs with three goals and three assists, including two goals and two assists in MIAA play.

Fowler (Cumming, Georgia / Pinecrest Academy) earned her first All-MIAA honor. The senior exercise science major recorded one goal and two assists this season.

Hesley (Portage, Michigan / Portage Central) received her second All-MIAA recognition. The sophomore helped the Flying Dutch post six shutouts, including four against MIAA opponents.

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