United Soccer Coaches All-Region

Bridgewater State's Sydney Dewhurst and Olivia Robarge along with Westfield State's Delaney Parker were named to the United Soccer Coaches All-Region team as announced by the organization.

A native of East Bridgewater, Massachusetts, Dewhurst tallied 11 goals and ten assists for 32 points (all career highs) in 20 games this season. She tied the school record with a four-goal performance against MCLA on November 2nd. Dewhurst ranked second in the MASCAC in assists, and tied for third in both goals and scoring.

On a national level, Dewhurst finished the season tied for 38th in all of Division III in assists per game (0.50). In 46 games over three seasons with the Bears, Dewhurst amassed 24 goals and 19 assists for 67 points with five game-winning goals. She ranks seventh among the Bears' all-time scoring leaders with her 67 career points and is tied for fifth in assists. Last month, Dewhurst was selected to the All-MASCAC First Team for the second straight season and was named the MASCAC Defensive Player of the Year.

A native of Pepperell, Massachusetts, Robarge paced the BSU offense with a team-best 14 goals to go along with four assists for 32 points in 19 games this season. Her 32 points matched Dewhurst for the team lead. Robarge led the MASCAC in game-wining goals (5) and ranked second in goals. She was also tied for third in scoring and tied for seventh in assists.

A 2023 and 2024 All-MASCAC selection, Robarge has appeared in 55 games (42 starts) for the Bears over her first three seasons and has 22 goals (eight GWG) and six assists for 50 points. She ranks 14th all-time among the program's career scoring leaders. Last month, Robarge was named to the Academic All-District® One Division III Women's Soccer Team by the College Sports Communicators (CSC) for the second straight year.

Parker was named the MASCAC Offensive Player of the year for the third time in her career, once as a first-year athlete and now in consecutive seasons as a junior and senior. A four-time MASCAC All-Conference First Team selection, Parker led the conference with 21 goals and 48 points. The 21 goals scored were tied for 11^th in all of Division III. She finishes her Owls career with remarkable career statistics as Parker shattered the career goals and points marks, totaling 87 career goals and 208 points. She was the first Westfield State athlete, male or female, to top the 200-career points mark, punctuating a sensational collegiate career.

Portions of this release courtesy of Bridgewater State and Westfield State Sports Information