Three Queen's Women's Soccer student-athletes were named OUA All-Stars for the 2026 season, the conference announced on Tuesday.

Defender Lily Coish was named an OUA East Division First Team All-Star while midfielder Sasha Doleman and defender Tatiana Kayrouz were named OUA East Division Second Team All-Stars for the season.

Coish (Environmental Studies) appeared in all 12 regular season games, finishing the year with two goals and an assist, while helping the Gaels finish in the top 10 in the conference in goals allowed at just 15 on the year.

"Lily has worked incredibly hard to turn herself into one of the best shut down defenders in the league," said Queen's Women's Soccer Head Coach Dave McDowell. "Her gritty, no nonsense play and ability to link different areas of the field with her dribbling and passing allowed a young team to play out of pressure time after time. As a co-captain, her leadership on and off the field has laid a fantastic foundation for 2027 and look forward to her final season as a Gael."

Doleman (Kinesiology) also appeared in all 12 regular season games and finished the year with one goal and one assist from the midfield position.

"One of our most improved players, Sasha emerged as a consistent ball winner and relentless defender in our midfield this season," said McDowell. "Her ability to win crucial duels, disrupt opponents, and bring energy and intensity to the middle of the pitch has made her an invaluable presence for our team.  We are incredibly proud of her growth and development as a player and we couldn't be more excited to celebrate her first All-Star honour."

Kayrouz (Commerce) appeared in 10 regular season games, also helping Queen's finish in the top 10 in goals allowed on the year with 15.

"Throughout her four-year career, Tatiana has been a cornerstone of our team, anchoring our backline as a dependable defender while bringing composure and leadership to our midfield," said McDowell. "Her versatility, consistency, and commitment have made her an invaluable part of our program. Earning All-Star honours this season is a fitting recognition of a fantastic season and  outstanding career. She will be very much missed next season!"