MARIETTA, Ohio — Five Pioneers earned recognition from the Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association. Formed in 1953, the OCSA is one of the oldest state collegiate coaching associations in the United States and represents all collegiate soccer programs in Ohio with a current membership of over 100 programs.
 
The Pioneer women's soccer team had two players named to the 2025 OCSA NCAA Women's Division III All-Ohio Team as junior Francesca Agliolo (San Gabriel, Calif./Mayfield Senior) earned second team recognition and junior Delilah Vazquez (Pasadena, Calif./Marshall Fundamental) was named to the third team.
 
Agliolo led all OAC goalies with .658 goals against average and an .875 save percentage and was credited for six shutouts on the year, leading her to be named Ohio Athletic Conference Goalkeeper of the year.
 
Vazquez was second on the team with two goals scored and third with five points on the season and played great defense from her midfield position.
 
Parker Bolin (Albany, Ohio/Alexander) was named to the 2025 OCSA NCAA Men's Division III All-Ohio second team after setting the Marietta College single season record in goals and points. Bolin was fifth in country with 19 goals, leading the Ohio Athletic Conference. Bolin also two hat tricks on the season, the first Pioneer to do so since 2000.
 
The Pioneers also placed two players on the 2025 OCSA NCAA Women's Division III Academic All-Ohio Team. Agliolo earned first team honors as she maintained a 3.75 grade point average in her major of biology.
 
Junior Myah Byers (Delaware, Ohio/Delaware Hayes) earned a spot on the second team. Byers, who is majoring in Sports Medicine, carries a 3.55 grade point average. She appeared in 17 games for the Pioneers primarily as one of their top defenders.
 
Sam Holthaus (Columbus, Ohio/University) was named the 2025 OCSA NCAA Men's Division III Academic All-Ohio Team as he maintained a 3.84 grade point average in his major of English. He had a solid season for the Pioneers, starting all 19 matches as one of Marietta's top defenders and was the second leading scorer on the team with four goals.
 
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