MIAA Co-Champion Women’s Soccer Puts Seven on All-MIAA Teams

Seven standouts from the MIAA co-champion Hope College women's soccer team have been chosen for the 2026 All-MIAA Women's Soccer Teams.

Forward Halle Barnard, goalkeeper Clare Feenstra, defender Mia Hesley, midfielder Jessica Reyes, and forward Alexis Suptela all made the 12-member All-MIAA First Team.

Forward Kayla Cannon and midfielder Jenna Schreiber are among 12 All-MIAA Second Team honorees.

Reyes (Rochester Hills, Michigan / Oakland Christian) was also named the MIAA Women's Soccer Newcomer of the Year, joining current teammate Mia Hesley as recipients. Hesley earned the inaugural honor in 2024.

A midfielder, Reyes topped the MIAA with six assists in eight league games. The freshman, who missed last season due to injury, also scored a goal against Albion.

Barnard (Rockford, Michigan / Rockford) earned All-MIAA distinction for the first time. The senior elementary education major tied for third with five goals over eight league games.

Feenstra (Hudsonville, Michigan / Hudsonville) achieved All-MIAA recognition for the third time in her career and made the All-MIAA First Team for the second time. The senior secondary education and integrated science education major ranked second in the MIAA in league play in both goals-against average at 0.30 and save percentage at .900.

Hesley (Portage, Michigan / Portage Central) also claimed her third All-MIAA accolade and her first as a First Team recipient. The junior exercise science major also anchored a Hope defense that allowed two goals to MIAA opponents.

Suptela (Palatine, Illinois / William Fremd) also earned her first All-MIAA honor in her first season with the team. The junior scored five goals during MIAA matches, tying for the third most.

Cannon (Holland, Michigan / Holland Christian) received her first All-MIAA award. The senior played a key role on defense and contributed a goal at Saint Mary's.

Schreiber (Jenison, Michigan / Unity Christian) claimed her first All-MIAA accolade. The nursing major excelled on both ends of the field.

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