Webber is one of just nine forwards nationally selected to the teams and the lone representative from the Western Athletic Conference, earning recognition based on individual performance, statistical accomplishments, conference honors and team success throughout the 2025 campaign.

The graduate standout capped one of the most dominant attacking seasons in the country, finishing her Utah Valley career as the program’s all-time leading goal scorer. Webber broke her own single-season records with 22 goals and 48 points, ranking first nationally in total goals, shots per game (6.82) and shots on goal per game (3.14), while finishing third nationally in total points and fourth nationally in points per game (2.18). She also ranked second in the nation with seven game-winning goals.

Webber played a central role in another historic season for the Wolverines, who finished 14-5-3, captured their fourth straight WAC regular-season title and earned an at-large berth to the NCAA Tournament. Utah Valley ranked among the nation’s most dangerous offensive teams, finishing second nationally in total points (210) and points per game (9.55), and third nationally in scoring offense (3.18), total goals (70), shots per game (22.27) and shots on goal per game (10.41).

Earlier this postseason, Webber earned United Soccer Coaches First Team All-Pacific Region honors, First Team All-WAC recognition and a spot on the WAC All-Tournament Team. She was also named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team.

The TopDrawerSoccer All-America recognition adds another national honor to an already decorated career for Webber, who leaves Utah Valley as one of the most accomplished players in program history.

Page pulls down All-American honors for women’s volleyball

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) announced its All-American awards on Wednesday morning. Utah Valley’s Avery Page became the second Wolverine to earn the honors, which the Coaches in the association vote on.

Page, who was named as an honorable mention All-American, finished one of the best seasons in Utah Valley volleyball history and continues to add to her award list in her final season in Green and White. Page was voted WAC Player of the Year, earned First Team All-WAC honors, and earned AVCA West All-Region honors.

This season, she led the Wolverines with 341 kills and averaged 4.09 kills per set. During the season, she earned two WAC Player of the Week honors and took home WAC Tournament Most Outstanding Player, after tallying 22 kills against Utah Tech in the Championship Match where she added 17 digs and five total blocks. Two of her best matches during the nonconference season came in consecutive matches, when she recorded 19 kills against both Coastal Carolina and Utah State. The Lehi, Utah native leaves Utah Valley in the Top 5 in multiple offensive categories, including being second in service aces with 147. She is fifth in kills (1348) and points (1636) and recorded over 3,400 total attempts during her career at UVU, which spanned 112 career matches and 405 sets.

Page joins Utah Valley’s Kazna Tanuvasa, who became the first in program history to earn the honor and finished a storied career including being named First Team All-WAC five times, and earning two AVCA All-Region honors.

Women’s hoops routs La Sierra

Utah Valley University defeated La Sierra University, 97-48, on Tuesday night inside the UCCU Center.

The Wolverines (7-4) had six players score in double figures, led by a season-high 16 points from KJ Carlyle, who added five rebounds and four blocks. UVU forced a program-record 50 turnovers in the contest, including a school-record 39 steals, to overwhelm the visiting Golden Eagles (2-7). Naia Tanuvasa finished with 12 points and a school-record nine steals.

Utah Valley set several personal career highs in the game, with Saige Gibb scoring 14 points and dishing out a career-high five assists in her first start of the season. The UVU bench played a key role, as several players saw their first significant minutes of the season and responded. Anna Shreeve scored 10 points while adding three rebounds and four assists, all career bests, Evie Leeson tallied 12 points, three rebounds and three steals and Orem native Gaby Goo scored five points, with six steals and four rebounds.

“It was good to get everyone some quality time on the court and fun to see some of our younger players shine,” said UVU head coach Dan Nielson. “We have a tough opponent on Saturday, and now that finals are behind us, we can focus on preparing for Idaho State.”

Utah Valley jumped out to a 27-10 first-quarter lead after Tanuvasa scored the first seven points of the game. Carlyle hit back-to-back 3-pointers to put the Wolverines ahead 18-5. The fast start from beyond the arc was evident early, as UVU shot 5-for-10 in the opening frame to build an early advantage. The Wolverines took advantage of 13 steals in the quarter and opened the contest on a 25-5 run.

The Wolverines continued to attack the basket in the second quarter and extended the lead to 38-12 following buckets from Goo and Tessa Chaney, along with a corner 3-pointer from reigning WAC Newcomer of the Week Kaylee Headrick. After a 3-pointer from Gibb, freshman Shreeve made her presence felt with a tip-in layup followed by another layup. A Tanuvasa steal capped the stretch and put the home team ahead by 33. Chaney reached double figures for the ninth time this season with 10 points.

As a team, UVU had six players score in double figures for the first time since last season’s 99-point outing against Seattle U. Four Wolverines starters recorded two steals in the third quarter, with Gibb knocking down a season-high four 3-pointers. The stifling defense limited La Sierra to single-digit shot attempts in the third quarter for the second time in the game. Chaney scored six of her points in the paint during the quarter, while Leeson and Gracie Sorenson added baskets inside.

Leeson played the entire fourth quarter, making four shots and grabbing three offensive rebounds to score eight of her points. Utah Valley finished with 23 offensive rebounds, which led to 23 second-chance points. All 10 players who saw action scored for Utah Valley, marking the second time this season the Wolverines have accomplished the feat.

Utah Valley closes out nonconference play on Saturday, Dec. 20, hosting Idaho State in the Hoop for the Holidays game. The Wolverines will host a doubleheader, with the men’s team facing Bethesda following the game.