WICHITA, Kan. — The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) has announced the 2021 Women’s Flag Football All-Conference selections and individual award winners as voted on by the head coaches. Midland University had six players earn honors in the first season of the sport at the collegiate level.
Casey Thompson, junior from Omaha, Nebraska, earned honors on both sides of the ball. She was a first-team selection at linebacker defensively and was a second-team selection at wide receiver on the offensive side.
Ta’Zhay Wyche, a freshman from Anchorage, Alaska, earned first-team honors at running back.
Honorable mentions for the Warriors were:
– Mikaela Nunez (Fr., Las Vegas, Nevada) – Quarterback
– Spencer Mauk (Fr., Parrish, Florida) – Center
– Allison Maulfair (Fr., Bradenton, Florida) – Defensive Back
– JaNasia Spand (Fr., Las Vegas, Nevada) – Defensive Back
Ottawa University swept the individual all-conference awards. Madysen Carrera was named the 2021 KCAC Player of the Year. Alyssa Linkous of Ottawa was named the KCAC Offensive Player of the Year and Abby Brown of Ottawa was selected as the conference’s Defensive Player of the Year.
The Braves’ head coach, Liz Sowers, was named the 2021 KCAC Women’s Flag Football Coach of the Year by her peers.
The full list of All-Conference first team, second team, and honorable mention winners, as voted on by the KCAC head women’s flag football coaches, can be viewed here.
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