After a top-level year on the pitch, Maddie Morgan earned Big Sky Co-Offensive MVP announced by the conference today (Oct. 31). Morgan also earned the Co-Golden Boot Award after recording 10 points in Big Sky matches. The junior shared both awards with Weber State's Morgan Furmaniak.

The awards piled up for Morgan this season, as she was also selected to the All-Conference First Team. Morgan scored four goals in conference matches and added two assists. She ranks second in the conference in goals scored behind Furmaniak and tied for third in assists with eight other players. The Kennewick, Wash., native was third in conference matches with 21 total shots and tied for fourth with eight shots on goal.

Morgan had five goals overall this season, with two match winners, and four assists. She had 38 total shots on the season.

Joining Morgan on the All-Conference First Team is junior Madison Kem. The junior scored three goals this season, with two coming on penalty kicks. Kem tallied 15 shots with eight going on goal. She started all 18 games for Eastern this season.

This will be Kem's fourth-straight first team selection and her fifth total postseason award. She also earned Newcomer of Year in 2019.

Mya Elder-Hammond's steady defensive effort all season netted her an All-Conference Second Team selection. Elder-Hammond was the do-everything defender for the Eagles, starting all 18 games and playing in 1603 minutes of the team's total 1620 for the season. The senior scored her fourth career goal against Louisiana (9/11) and had two assists. She finished with 14 shots and eight shots on goal.

Elder-Hammond was also named to the All-Conference second team in 2019. She also was awarded an All-Conference Honorable Mention in 2021. With Elder-Hammond's leadership on the back line, Eastern kept opponents off the scoreboard four times, resulting in three wins and one draw.

Grace Terrill earned an All-Conference Honorable Mention after adding another dangerous weapon for Eastern's offense. Terrill started all 18 games for the Eagles and scored one goal, along with being credited for two assists. The sophomore was aggressive, accounting for 18 shots and putting seven of them on net. Her goal against Louisiana helped propel Eastern to a 4-1 victory in the match.

Full Award List
 
2022 Big Sky Individual Winners
Co-Offensive MVP: Maddie Morgan, Eastern Washington/Morgan Furmaniak, Weber State
Defensive MVP: Aubrey Goodwill, Sacramento State
Goalkeeper of the Year: Kira Witte, Idaho
Co-Golden Boot: Maddie Morgan, Eastern Washington/Morgan Furmaniak, Weber State%
Newcomer of the Year: Kira Witte, Idaho
Coach of the Year: Alan Berrios, Northern Arizona
 
% - Each finished conference play with 10 points
 
Big Sky Soccer All-Conference 1st Team
GK: Kira Witte, Idaho
D: Aubrey Goodwill, Sacramento State*
D: Logan Maszton, Northern Arizona
D: Cassidy Elicker, Idaho
D: Abby Donathan, Northern Arizona
MF: Maddie Shafer, Northern Arizona
MF: Madison Kem, Eastern Washington
MF: Savannah Foster, Idaho
MF: Yira Yoggerst, Weber State
F: Morgan Furmaniak, Weber State*
F: Maddie Morgan, Eastern Washington
F: Delaney Lou Schorr, Montana
F: Jasmyne Dunn, Sacramento State
 
* - Unanimous first-team selection
Four forwards on the 1st team due to a tie
 
Big Sky Soccer All-Conference 2nd Team
GK: Trinity Corcoran, Northern Arizona
D: Ava Samuelson, Montana
D: Allie Larsen, Montana
D: Mya Elder-Hammond, Eastern Washington
D: Alyssa Peters, Idaho
D: Rachel Twede, Weber State
MF: Abigail Lopez, Sacramento State
MF: Margo Schoesler, Idaho
MF: Jayd Sprague, Idaho
MF: Brynlee Meyerhoffer, Weber State
F: Raniyah Burton, Portland State
F: Danna Restom, Sacramento State
 
Five defenders on the 2^nd team due to a tie
 
Big Sky Soccer Honorable Mention Team
GK: Mekell Moss, Weber State
D: Rebekah Reyes, Idaho
D: Rylie Curran, Northern Arizona
D: Lucy Hart, Northern Colorado
D: Hailey Green, Portland State
MF: Melina Faris, Northern Colorado
MF: Grace Terrill, Eastern Washington
MF: Maysa Walters, Montana
MF: Josie Novak, Northern Arizona
F: Maddy Lasher, Idaho
F: Allison Veloz, Northern Arizona