GLOUCESTER, Mass. – NCAA Division III women's head coaches have recognized the top 32 hockey players in their division by selecting them as CCM Hockey/AHCA All-Americans for 2024-25, announced on Thursday, March 27, featuring UWRF's MaKenna Aure, Megan Goodreau, Bailey Olson, and Jordan O'Kane.

Aure, Goodreau, and Olson were named to the West First Team, while O'Kane was selected for the West Second Team. Bailey Olson was also award the Laura Hurd Player of the Year.

This year's four All-Americans is tied for the second most in UWRF history, marking the 14th consecutive season in which at least one Falcon earns All-America status. UWRF's four All-Americans is also the most of any school on this year's All-American Teams.

The quartet of Aure, Goodreau, Olson, and O'Kane have led the Falcons to a second consecutive NCAA semifinal appearance while winning the WIAC regular season title and the program's sixth consecutive WIAC O'Brien Cup Championship, compiling a 24-3-2 overall record as the top scoring team in Division III.

A junior defenseman from Alexandria, Minn., MaKenna Aure is now the second Falcon defender in program history to become a three-time All-American, following Paige Johnson (2015-17). An All-WIAC First Team member, Aure ranks third in Division III scorers among defenders with 1.12 points per game, having totaled 28 points off 14 goals and 14 assists in 25 games played. She also becomes just the third three-time All-American in UWRF history, following Johnson and Katie Batters (2010-14).

Now a two-time All-American, junior forward Megan Goodreau of Lino Lakes, Minn., receives her first career spot on the first team, receiving second team honors last season. Goodreau has played in all 29 games this season and ranks second on the team and in the country behind Bailey Olson with 48 points off 23 goals and 25 assists.

Bailey Olson, and Laura Hurd Player of the Year and WIAC Player of the Year, is the Division III leading scorer with 56 points off 26 goals and 30 assists in 29 games. She was a First Team All-WIAC selection and is receiving her first All-American award.

Jordan O'Kane, a junior goaltender from Alexandria, Minn., earns her first career All-American award. A First Team All-WIAC member, she's started in 21 games this season and ranks third nationally with a 0.857 winning percentage, amassing a 17-2-2 record with three shutouts. O'Kane has made nine consecutive starts since Feb. 1, and in that stretch she owns a 9-0 record with a .943 save percentage and 1.07 goals against average.

The Falcons will host Augsburg University this Friday, March 28 in the NCAA Semifinals.