ATLANTA, Ga. - The Collegiate Conference of the South (CCS) announced its 2025 women's soccer postseason awards, and Belhaven was well represented with six student-athletes earning recognition. Senior midfielder Emma Antonoplos headlined the list, being named the CCS Offensive Player of the Year, while also earning All-CCS First Team honors for the fourth consecutive season, the first player in program history to achieve the feat.

All-CCS First Team - Emma Antonoplos
Midfielder  |  Senior  |  Jacksonville, Fla.
A native of Jacksonville, Florida, Antonoplos capped off a record-setting career with another outstanding campaign, leading the Blazers with 12 goals and three assists for 27 total points in 18 matches. She ranked among the conference's most efficient scorers, converting over 21 percent of her 56 shot attempts, and tallied two game-winning goals. Antonoplos' consistency and leadership anchored an offense that scored 61 goals on the year, ranking among the top in the CCS. Her selection marks her first career Offensive Player of the Year honor.

All-CCS First Team - Lauren Snell
Midfielder  |  Senior  |  Ballwin, Mo.
Senior midfielder Lauren Snell earned her first career All-CCS First Team selection after producing a breakout season in the midfield. Snell totaled seven goals and six assists for 20 points. She also recorded three game-winning goals and provided balance in both attacking and possession phases throughout the year.

All-CCS First Team - Reagan Nichols
Defender  |  Junior  |  Lafayette, La.
Senior defender Reagan Nichols earned her second straight All-CCS honor after anchoring one of the stingiest defensive units in the league. Nichols started all 18 matches, contributing three goals, including two successful penalty kicks while also spending time at both fullback and center back.

All-CCS First Team - Lillian Harvey
Defender |  Senior  |  Greenwood, Miss.
Senior defender Lillian Harvey collected her first All-CCS First Team selection, rounding out Belhaven's dominant back line. Harvey appeared in all 18 matches, adding one goal and three assists from the back, and played a critical role in organizing the defensive shape that limited opponents to 0.75 goals per game.

All-CCS Second Team - Alexis Whiting
Forward  |  Freshman |  Mandeville, La.
Freshman forward Alexis Whiting made an immediate impact in her debut season, earning All-CCS Second Team honors. Whiting scored seven goals on just 15 shot attempts, an impressive 46.7 percent shooting accuracy, and added one match-winner to her resume.

All CCS Sportsmanship Team - Rylee Reulet
Midfield  |  Senior  |  Thibodaux, La.
Rounding out Belhaven's honorees, senior Rylee Reulet was selected to the All-CCS Sportsmanship Team. Reulet's leadership and commitment to representing Belhaven's values both on and off the field were instrumental in the team's success.

Belhaven finished the regular season 12-4-3 overall and 6-1-1 in conference play, dominating opponents with 61 goals scored to just 14 allowed. The Blazers recorded 12 shutouts, maintained a 3.21 goals per match average, and held opponents to a .123 shooting percentage.

The No. 2 seed Blazers turn their attention to the CCS Tournament, where they host the winner of No. 3 seed Piedmont and No. 6 seed LaGrange on Tuesday, Nov. 4th.

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