Both Abby-Lee Sanogo and Morgan Spitler earned their first All-MAC honors.
11/6/2026 1:00:00 PM | Women's Soccer
Both players take first career All-MAC honors
TOLEDO, Ohio – The Mid-American Conference has announced that Toledo women's soccer defender Abby-Lee Sanogo and forward/midfielder Morgan Spitler have each been named Second Team All-MAC, the league office announced for its postseason awards on Friday.
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Both Sanogo and Spitler were named to an All-MAC team for the first time in their careers.
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Sanogo, a fifth-year transfer from Lehigh, anchored Toledo's back line from the center back position. She started 16 matches and played 90 minutes in 13 matches, including in 10 of 11 conference contests. Sanogo's consistent defensive plays, whether cutting off passes, clearing or blocking shots, helped Toledo to seven shutouts and just 19 goals allowed. The 19 goals allowed rank top-five in program history for fewest goals allowed.
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Sanogo was also a consistent presence on set pieces, scoring two goals with three assists on set pieces. She got her first point in a Rocket uniform against Mercyhurst on Aug. 23. The Texas native scored the game-winning goal in Toledo's victory over Ohio on Oct. 29 and scored against in the season finale against Miami.
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Spitler started all 18 matches in her junior season as a midfielder and forward, making contributions all over the field. She had a strong finish to the season, scoring the equalizing goal against Bowling Green on Oct. 15 and against Eastern Michigan on Oct. 24. Spitler played over 70 minutes in each of Toledo's last eight matches and over 80 in the Rockets' final four.
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The Centerville, Ohio native's equalizers helped Toledo build a streak of eight-straight unbeaten road matches, the second-longest streak in program history.
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Sanogo's and Spitler's contributions helped Toledo produce 12 results on the season, with just six losses, tied for the third-fewest defeats in program history. Toledo also improved by four points from 2025 in MAC play this season.
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Both Sanogo and Spitler were named to an All-MAC team for the first time in their careers.
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Sanogo, a fifth-year transfer from Lehigh, anchored Toledo's back line from the center back position. She started 16 matches and played 90 minutes in 13 matches, including in 10 of 11 conference contests. Sanogo's consistent defensive plays, whether cutting off passes, clearing or blocking shots, helped Toledo to seven shutouts and just 19 goals allowed. The 19 goals allowed rank top-five in program history for fewest goals allowed.
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Sanogo was also a consistent presence on set pieces, scoring two goals with three assists on set pieces. She got her first point in a Rocket uniform against Mercyhurst on Aug. 23. The Texas native scored the game-winning goal in Toledo's victory over Ohio on Oct. 29 and scored against in the season finale against Miami.
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Spitler started all 18 matches in her junior season as a midfielder and forward, making contributions all over the field. She had a strong finish to the season, scoring the equalizing goal against Bowling Green on Oct. 15 and against Eastern Michigan on Oct. 24. Spitler played over 70 minutes in each of Toledo's last eight matches and over 80 in the Rockets' final four.
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The Centerville, Ohio native's equalizers helped Toledo build a streak of eight-straight unbeaten road matches, the second-longest streak in program history.
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Sanogo's and Spitler's contributions helped Toledo produce 12 results on the season, with just six losses, tied for the third-fewest defeats in program history. Toledo also improved by four points from 2025 in MAC play this season.
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