Southern Connecticut State University Women's Soccer standouts Bella LaPerle, Saga Möttönen, Frida Norret, Elizabeth Bishop and Makenzi Pastreck were selected to the All-Northeast 10 Conference Women's Soccer teams as announced by the NE10 on Wednesday, Nov. 4.
 

LaPerle and Möttönen were named to the Second Team, while Norret, Bishop and Pastreck were named to the Third Team. Möttönen also earned an All-Rookie team selection.

LaPerle had a phenomenal senior season for the Owls, which earned her a Second Team selection. The senior captain started all 18 games and tallied five goals and two assists for 12 points. Laperle was tied for the Owls' lead in game winning goals with two, including one on Oct. 3rd to give the Owls a 1-0 win against Southern New Hampshire.

Möttönen started all 18 games for the Owls and played the full 90 minutes in 15 games. Möttönen helped anchor a defense that allowed just 12 goals, which ranks third in the NE10.

Norret led the Owls in goals (7), assists (5), points (19) and shots on goal (29). Norret's season included a two goal and two assist master class against Post in the Owls' home opener and the Owls' first goal in the NE10 Championship First Round against Bentley. Norret ended the season ranked 7th in the NE10 in goals, assists and points.

Bishop was second on the Owls' roster in goals (6) and points (14). Bishop added two assists and two game-winning goals. Bishop's season included a two-goal performance against Post in the Owls' home opener on Sept. 1 and five goals in the first month of the season.

Pastreck started in all 18 games and tallied 92 saves to just 12 goals allowed for a .885 save percentage. Pastreck started the season off hot, not allowing a goal for the first seven games of the season, and guided the Owls to being one of six unscored upon teams in the NCAA at the time. Pastreck's season included two performances of 10 or more saves, including 14 on Oct. 9 against Bentley where she made the most saves in a shutout in SCSU history and the most saves by an Owls goalkeeper since 2019.