Washington College women’s soccer senior midfielder Kaileigh Brady became the program’s first All-Centennial Conference first-team selection as three Shorewomen received conference recognition. Brady earned first-team honors in a vote conducted by the Centennial Conference’s 11 head coaches, while senior forward Sophie Kilbride made the second team and freshman forward Dafny Vasquez received honorable mention. The conference announced the honors Nov. 12, 2026, from Lancaster, Pa.
Brady earned All-Centennial recognition for the third consecutive year after totaling seven goals and four assists for 18 points in 18 games, including 16 starts. She led Washington College women’s soccer in goals, game-winning goals and points while tying for the team lead in assists. Brady scored game-winning goals against Salisbury, Albright and Haverford.
Through the end of the Centennial Conference Tournament, Brady ranked tied for fourth in the conference in goals, tied for fifth in game-winning tallies, sixth in points and tied for eighth in assists. In 71 career contests with 53 starts, she recorded 17 goals and seven assists for 41 points, ranking tied for third in Washington College history in both career goals and points.
Kilbride also received All-Centennial recognition for the third straight year after producing five goals and four assists for 14 points in 18 contests, including 15 starts. The senior forward scored game-winning goals against DeSales and Muhlenberg, tied for the team lead in assists, ranked second in points and tied for second in goals.
Through the end of the Centennial Conference Tournament, Kilbride ranked tied for eighth in the conference in assists. She finished her career with 13 goals and 12 assists for 38 points in 70 games with 48 starts, ranking fourth in Washington College history in assists, tied for fifth in points and tied for 10th in goals.
Vasquez received all-conference recognition for the first time after recording five goals and two assists for 12 points during her freshman season. She scored the game-winning goal against Marymount on Sept. 5 and recorded two goals and one assist in a five-point performance during Washington College’s 4-3 win at Haverford on Oct. 21.
Vasquez became the sixth Washington College freshman to earn All-Centennial honors and the first since Rachel Chatfield in 2019. Senior back/forward Audrey MacNair represented Washington College on the Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship Team for the first time. Each Centennial Conference member institution was permitted to nominate one student-athlete for the team.
Since head coach Tom Reilly’s arrival in 2017, Washington College women’s soccer has had 21 all-conference selections, including one first-team selection, nine second-team selections and 11 honorable mentions. Brady and Kilbride joined Arianna Sabatino and Rachel Chatfield as the only members of Shorewomen Soccer to earn All-Centennial recognition three times.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Brady’s first-team selection gives Washington College women’s soccer its first All-Centennial first-team honoree after a season in which she led the team in goals, game-winning goals and points. Kilbride added her third consecutive all-conference honor, while Vasquez became the program’s first freshman since 2019 to receive All-Centennial recognition. These achievements highlight a promising future for the Shorewomen and the solid leadership of their senior players.
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