TURLOCK, Calif. -- Senior Lauren Curtin, the second-leading goal scorer in the conference this season, and four other Sonoma State women's soccer student-athletes were named to the 2014 California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Women's Soccer All-Conference Team, it was announced at the CCAA Soccer Championships Banquet on Thursday evening in Turlock.  Curtin earned First Team honors while McKenzie Maher, Margi Osmundson, Cecilia Sifuentes and Kristal Luna grabbed Honorable Mention nods.

Curtin, who was named the CCAA's Newcomer of the Year and earned also notched First Team accolades a season ago, scored a team-leading 12 goals this season and added two assists in 19 matches.  She finished the regular season second in goals and points (26) behind Freshman of the Year Jade Poon of Cal State Stanislaus.  Curtin, an All-American from Santa Rosa, Calif., recorded five game-winning goals, including the golden goal last Thursday to give Sonoma State the 3-2 win over host San Francisco State on the final day of the regular season.  In 40 career games for Sonoma State, she has scored 20 goals.

Maher, a freshman from Petaluma, Calif., is second on the team in goals with five this season, adding two assists for a total of 12 points.  Osmundson, a junior and also from Petaluma, scored four goals and handed out a team-high six assists for 14 points from the midfield position.  It is Osmundson's second-career All-CCAA Honorable Mention award; she also earned the honor as a freshman in 2012.  Sifuentes, a freshman from Alameda, Calif., was one of four Seawolves to play and start in all 19 regular season games this season, logging the second-most minutes (1,642).  During that time, she scored two goals and had two assists.  Luna, a sophomore out of Sunnyvale, Calif., grabs her second consecutive Honorable Mention award as a defender.  In addition to scoring a goal and passing out two assists, she was part of a backline that sported an 0.86 goals against average with nine shutouts.

Sonoma State (14-4-1), which remained at No. 6 in this week's official NCAA Division II West Region poll, will continue its season Friday when it plays top-seeded and sixth-ranked Cal State L.A. (14-1-3) in the CCAA semifinals at 1:30 pm in Turlock.  The Seawolves are looking to advance to the conference finals for the third straight season.

2014 CCAA Women's Soccer All-Conference Team

First Team
GK- Yi Du, Cal State L.A.
F- Amalia Arvidsson, Cal State L.A.
F- Jade Poon, Cal State Stanislaus
F- Kiana Quarles, Cal State San Bernardino
MF- Cassie Callahan, UC San Diego
MF- Lauren Curtin, Sonoma State
MF- Alison Sauve, Cal Poly Pomona
MF- Heather Williams, Cal State L.A.
D- Justine Telles, Cal State L.A.
D- Karli Nestler, Cal State Stanislaus
D- Shoshana Wangerin, Cal State Monterey Bay

Second Team
GK- Kelcie Brodsky, UC San Diego
F- Joanna Espinoza, Cal State L.A.
F- Izzy Pozurama, UC San Diego
F- Jasmine Williams, Cal State San Bernardino
MF- Melanie Aguayo, Cal State San Bernardino
MF- Jordyn McNutt, UC San Diego
MF- Norie Pablo, Cal State L.A.
MF- Lauren Thornton, Cal State Stanislaus
D- Halima Abdelshife, Chico State
D- Alicia Gutierrez, Cal State L.A.
D- Michelle Yasutake, UC San Diego

Offensive Player of the Year: Heather Williams, Cal State L.A.
Defensive Player of the Year: Alison Sauve, Cal Poly Pomona
Newcomer of the Year: Joanna Espinoza, Cal State L.A.
Freshman of the Year: Jade Poon, Cal State Stanislaus
Coach of the Year: Isabelle Harvey, Cal State L.A.

Honorable Mention
GK – Brianna Furner (CSUC), Chelsea Lewandowski (CSUS), Emily Whyte (CSUSB); F – Kirsten Coleman (CSUS), Kristen Womack (CSUMB), McKenzie Maher (SSU), Melissa Martinez (CPP), Regan Porteous (CSUMB), Daisy Duran (CPP), Andrea Lammers (CSULA), Megan Ravenscroft (CSUEB), Mikayla Clifford (CSUS); MF – Pooja Patel (CSUC), Lindsey Dias (CSUC), Margi Osmundson (SSU), Lizzie Mitchell (HSU), Elizet Ceja (SFSU), Megan Tabler (CSUC), Jami Murray (CSUMB), Rachel Killigrew (CPP), Rachel Armstrong (CSUEB); D – Cecilia Sifuentes (SSU), Stephanie Vanni (SFSU), Maryssa McDuffy (CSUS), Hannah Leu (CPP), Kristal Luna (SSU), Jojo Smyth (CSUC), Nichole Donald (CSUS), Laura Shea (SFSU), Megan Kisslan (CPP), Erica McMullen (HSU).