SAN BRUNO, Calif. — Senior defender Kate Sealy was named to the 2026 West Coast Conference Women's Soccer All-Academic Team, headlining a group of 10 San Diego student-athletes recognized by the conference for excelling in the classroom and on the field.

Sealy, an accountancy major from San Diego, carries a 3.99 GPA while serving as a regular starter on the Torero back line. It is the second All-Academic Team selection of her career, after she first earned the honor as a sophomore in 2024. She was an honorable mention pick a year ago, giving her WCC academic recognition in all three of her eligible seasons.

Sealy is one of 12 student-athletes on this year's All-Academic Team, and San Diego's 10 total honorees are the second-most among WCC programs.

Nine more Toreros were named WCC All-Academic Honorable Mention, including junior defender Ella Callanan, who adds a second straight year of recognition after making the All-Academic Team in 2025. Emma Elias, Tamia Graham, Marissa Morales and Maquena O'Callaghan each return to the list after earning honorable mention last season.

San Diego's nine WCC All-Academic Honorable Mentions are:

Jr. – D – Ella Callanan
Sr. – M – Emma Elias
R-So. – D – Hannah Faklaris
Sr. – F – Tamia Graham
Jr. – F – Marissa Morales
Sr. – M – Maquena O'Callaghan
So. – M – Macy Ratermann
Sr. – D – Ruby Shoots
R-So. – GK – Chloe Walls

To be eligible for the awards, student-athletes must meet all the following standards:

(a) A minimum 3.20 cumulative grade point average (GPA) based on the most recently completed term at the time of the nomination.
(b) Be a starter or important reserve with legitimate athletic credentials.
(c) Have at least sophomore athletic and academic standing with at least one year in residence completed at the nominating institution.
(d) Participate in at least 50 percent of the institution's completed contests. Participation means they appear on at least 50 percent of the official box scores as having entered the game.