LA MIRADA --- Briley Phelps was named the PacWest Player of the Year by the PacWest Conference on Wednesday evening. Six Biola women's soccer players earned All-PacWest recognition, highlighted by Phelps' First Team selection.

Phelps, a senior, put together the best season of her collegiate career, tying for the conference lead and ranking tied for 22nd nationally with 12 goals. She led the PacWest in points (30), assists (6), shots and shots on goal. A three-time PacWest Player of the Week, Phelps started all 16 games and totaled 1,393 minutes. She also recorded two hat tricks, including a four-goal performance against Westmont.

"Briley has been the fearless leader of our program since her arrival, leading with a servant's heart for her teammates off of the field and with a fierceness on the field," stated Head Coach Brett Croft. "Briley upholds and sets the standards within our program of being Christ Centered and Others Focused. We are incredibly grateful and thankful to have such a remarkable human being who is the fiercest of competitors leading our program."

Phelps was joined on the All-PacWest First Team, while Jade Alverio, Riley Brumfield and Sami Robinson earned Second Team honors.

Alverio started 12 of Biola's 16 games, totaling 727 minutes. She ranked seventh in the conference with five goals and 12 points. Brumfield started all 16 games and played 1,165 minutes, scoring one goal and collecting three assists.

Robinson appeared in 15 games, starting 11 in goal, and totaled 788 minutes. She conceded eight goals while collecting 31 saves and a .795 save percentage, ranking third in the conference in goals-against average (0.91) and fourth in saves.

Adrielle Salvador and Taylor Bradshaw rounded out Biola's selections as Third Team All-PacWest honorees. Salvador appeared in all 16 games, starting each contest and totaling 1,101 minutes. She scored two goals during the season.

Bradshaw started all 16 games she appeared in at centerback, totaling 1,301 minutes. She collected one assist and contributed to five shutouts, playing all 90 minutes in eight matches. She was also named PacWest Defender of the Week on two occasions.