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Four Huskers Earn All-Big Ten Honors: Gillahan and Guyott Make Third Team, Donnelly on All-Freshman

Goalkeeper Avery Gillahan and midfielder Ella Guyott were named Third Team All-Big Ten, Emma Donnelly made the All-Freshman Team and Rin Sato won the Sportsmanship Award.

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The Big Ten handed out its soccer postseason honors Tuesday, and four Huskers made the list.

Avery Gillahan, Third Team All-Big Ten

The goalkeeper from Strongsville, Ohio, started every match in 2026. She finished with eight shutouts, fourth in the Big Ten and 23rd nationally, plus 66 saves and an 81.5 save percentage. Seven times she made five or more saves in a match.

Ella Guyott, Third Team All-Big Ten

The Papillion native finished with two goals and six points. Both goals came from the penalty spot against ranked teams, No. 2 Michigan State and No. 18 Purdue, and she added assists against Washington and Michigan State.

Emma Donnelly, All-Freshman Team

The freshman defender helped Nebraska hold opponents under a goal per game and post seven shutouts in conference play. She also scored against South Dakota on Aug. 16 and took nine shots on the season.

Rin Sato, Sportsmanship Award

Sato was Nebraska’s Sportsmanship Award recipient. She played in two matches and had an assist against Omaha on Aug. 27.

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