PORTLAND, Ore. --- The Western Oregon women's soccer team had a pair of players earn first-team honors, three make the second team and another named honorable mention when the GNAC released its all-conference teams Tuesday.

Hannah Rispler and Lulu Sadler were selected to the All-GNAC First Team. For Rispler, it's the second-consecutive year she's been named to the first team (she was also the GNAC Defensive Player of the Year in 2022) after being named to the second team as a sophomore in 2021. This season she's played every minute for the Wolves at center back while adding two goals and two assists - along with one game-winning goal. Sadler, a midfielder who was named honorable mention, has played a pivotal role for the Wolves in 2023 as she's played all but 14 minutes and has an assist.

Chloe Smith, Jenna Efraimson and Elizabeth Parker were named to the All-GNAC Second Team. Smith - honorable mention in 2022 - was leading the team and near the top of the GNAC in goals scored (five) to go along with a team-best two assists before an injury has cost her the last five games of the season - though she's still tied for the team lead in goals, assists and points while leading the team in shots and shots on goal. Efraimson - an outside back - is third on the team in minutes (1,565 - only 55 minutes off the max) while adding a goal and two assist. Parker - also an outside back for the Wolves who was honorable mention in 2022 - is fourth on the team in minutes (1,507) while adding two assists on the season.

Raeanne Jones, who is tied with Smith for the team lead in goals (five), assists (two) and points (12), was named All-GNAC Honorable Mention.

WOU plays at the GNAC Championships as the No. 3 seed against No. 2 Western Washington 4 p.m. Thursday in Ellensburg, Washington - the Wolves' first appearance since 2019.