Allegany College of Maryland Women’s Soccer recognized Nevaeh Bunbasi, Sierra Campbell, Brenly Hershberger and Larna Crist during Sophomore Day before its final home match of the 2026 season at ACM Soccer Field in Cumberland, Maryland. The ceremony honored four sophomores who contributed to the program during its Region 20 season.
Four Allegany College of Maryland Women’s Soccer sophomores recognized
Nevaeh Bunbasi, a forward wearing No. 7, finished the home portion of the season with four goals, one assist, nine points, 22 shots and 15 shots on goal. The Cumberland native and Fort Hill High School graduate scored two goals and added an assist in Allegany College of Maryland’s 7-1 victory over Garrett College.
Sierra Campbell, a defender wearing No. 12, is a Cumberland native and Allegany High School graduate. She served as an anchor of the Allegany College of Maryland defense during her two seasons with the program.
Brenly Hershberger, a defender wearing No. 16, is a Fort Hill High School graduate and Cumberland native who appeared in every match during the 2026 season. Larna Crist did not compete during the season because of an injury, but she continued supporting her teammates during training sessions, matches and team activities.
Coaches reflect on the sophomore class
Head Coach Mo Pratt credited the four sophomores with helping the program continue to grow.
“This group has meant so much to our program,” Pratt said. “They’ve helped continue the growth of ACM Women’s Soccer through their commitment, leadership, and willingness to represent Allegany the right way every day. Each of these sophomores has left a positive mark on our program, and we’re grateful for everything they’ve contributed.”
Associate Head Coach Colton Gardelle said the group helped establish the team’s culture.
“Our sophomores have helped establish the culture we’re continuing to build,” Gardelle said. “Whether it was through leadership on the field, supporting teammates through difficult moments, battling through adversity, or simply showing up every day ready to work, they’ve helped move this program forward. We’re proud of everything they’ve accomplished and excited to see what’s next for each of them.”
Allegany College of Maryland Women’s Soccer completes 2026 season
Allegany College of Maryland finished the regular season with a 3-9-1 overall record. The Trojans opened their home schedule with a 7-1 victory over Garrett College, defeated WVU Potomac State College 4-3 and beat Howard Community College 3-1 in Columbia on Oct. 13.
The 2026 season came after the program returned to regulation competition in 2024 following a 20-year absence. Allegany College of Maryland Women’s Soccer competed within Region 20 during the season.
The program is seeking prospective student-athletes. Interested players can complete the Prospective Student-Athlete Recruiting Form on ACMTrojans.com.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
The Sophomore Day recognition highlighted four distinct contributions to Allegany College of Maryland Women’s Soccer. Bunbasi supplied documented offensive production, while Campbell and Hershberger contributed on defense and Crist supported the program while unable to compete because of an injury.
The four-player class was recognized as Allegany College of Maryland continued building its women’s soccer program within Region 20 competition.
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