DAVIS, Calif. — UC Davis sophomore goalkeeper Addy Collingwood has been named the MPSF Defensive Player of the Week for the fourth time this season, the conference announced Tuesday.

Collingwood earns the nod following a standout regular-season finale on the road against Delaware and Towson, where she combined for 12 total saves across the two-game slate. She opened the weekend with a seven-save performance against Delaware on Friday, Oct. 23, single-handedly turning away a heavy attack with four saves in the fourth quarter alone to keep the Aggies within striking distance down the stretch. Collingwood carried that momentum into Sunday, Oct. 25 at Towson, stopping three early attempts in the opening frame to keep the Tigers scoreless through the first quarter before finishing the morning with five saves.

This marks Collingwood's fifth career MPSF Defensive Player of the Week honor, making it her fourth weekly accolade of the 2026 campaign.

The sophomore continues to anchor the backline for UC Davis, finishing the regular season with 87 total saves and a .685 save percentage across 15 appearances to lead the Aggie defense.

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