SOUTHFIELD, Mich. - As the soccer season has concluded, the WHAC has announced their awards for the 2025 season. The Blue Devils were apart of multiple All-Conference teams and had many student-athletes eanring All-Academic awards. 

Mens soccer's Marc Martin was vital in the teams success on defense this season, earning WHAC First Team All-Conference Honors. The All-Conference Second Team featured three Blue Devils, including Timotej Murcko at midfield, Pablo Calvo at midfield, and Goncalo Duraes at goalkeeper. The Blue Devils Champion of Character was midfielder Timotej Murcko, who represented the five core values of character: respect, responsibility, integrity, sportsmanship, and servant leadership. The Blue Devils mens soccer team also had 25 members of the WHAC All-Academic team, showcasing their abilities in the classroom. The members of the All-Academic team are as follows: Quim Allepuz, John Assenmacher, Rodrigo Banuelos, Ryan Burgess, Cavan Burpee, Pablo Calvo, Andrew Cook, Lawrence Drummond, Goncalo Duraes, Marius Petersen, Eric Fifer, Mohamed Flitti, Jon Goenaga, Logan Harkins, Nicholas Hatsios, Nick Keuler, Gabriel Martin, Marc Martin, Timotej Murcko, Pedro Paniagua, Oliver Pittham, Alexander Prenkocevic, Isidro Ricaurte, Pedro Roses, and Michael Ruiz.

The womens soccer team had outstanding goalkeeping for the entire season from Gabi Nelson, earning herself WHAC First Team All-Conference Honors. The Second Team All-Conference team included midfielder Abigail Gray and Defender Chloe Abney. Kendall Croteau was the Blue Devils Newcomer of the Year, as her impact to the team was immediate upon her arrival. Bridget Finneran was the Blue Devils Champion of Character, as she proved to be the true embodiment of the five core values of character: respect, responsibility, integrity, sportsmanship, and servant leadership. The WHAC All-Academic Team highlighted eighteen Blue Devils, including: Josephine Blazic, Reagan Boyle, Megan Chevalier, Makayla Daughenbaugh, Natalie Dell, Bridget Finneran, Isabella Fitzgerald, Abigail Gray, Cameryn McConachie, Gabriella Nelson, Lindsay Ramos, Kiera Reist, Naiara Ripoll, Megan Rumija, Amelia Seiser, Sarah Smith, Natalia Stutz, and Lilly Young.

Both mens and womens soccer combined for 2 first team All-Conferences, 5 second team All-Conferences, and 43 total All-Academic Awards.