SAN MATEO, Calif. – BYU women’s soccer senior forward Mikayla Colohan was named the West Coast Conference Offensive Player of the Year, the league announced Friday.
In the midfield, Colohan has managed to score 11 goals, leading the conference, including two game-winners. Colohan also added five assists for a conference-best 27 points on the season. The Kaysville, Utah native leads the conference with a total of 64 shots and 31 shots on goal. Colohan was also perfect on four of four PK’s this season.
During the season, Colohan went on a nine-game-scoring streak, tying the BYU record with Shauna Rohbock in 1996-97 for the most consecutive games with a goal.
The senior was named WCC Player of the Week twice this season.
Colohan now has 35 goals in her career, putting her ninth all-time on BYU’s career scoring list. She has 24 assists.
Colohan has been named to the Hermann Trophy watch list for the second year in a row. She was drafted by the Orlando Pride with the 14th overall pick in the 2021 NWSL Draft. She will return to BYU to play for the 2021 season this fall.
Throughout her career, Colohan has been awarded four WCC Player of the Week honors, and was the 2019 WCC Player of the Year.
For the WCC announcement, visit WCCSports.com.