Now with a season under her belt, Tasia Kravitz has proven to be a reliable option on defense. As a freshman, Kravitz appeared in eight games for Washington. That included 63 minutes of action at Arizona State, during which Kravitz had a shot. Kravtiz's role grew as the season went on: the freshman appeared in two of Washington's last three games.

The Washington Huskies announced the signing of four freshmen for the 2019 season today, bringing in multiple nationally-ranked players to add to the squad. The Huskies signed Margaux Clarke, Ally Remington, Helena Reischling, and Thao Nguyen. Those four will join a team in 2019 that returns ten goal-scorers from the 2018 season, including four of its top five scorers.

Anna Miller joined Washington this last season after a stellar career at Concordia, where she was named an All-American. A native of Issaquah, Wash., Miller played her high school soccer with fellow Huskies Claudia Longo and Kaylene Pang. She won a championship while at Issaquah and led the team to an undefeated season as a junior. This year with Washington, Miller served as the Huskies' backup keeper.

Makena Carr quickly got her feet wet in her first year of collegiate soccer, with a shot on goal in her very first action against 7 Florida. Carr would go on to start two games this season. She would assist on the game-winning goal against Oregon for her first career point. In all, Carr would play almost 500 minutes in her 16 appearances for UW.

Summer Yates put together an impressive freshman campaign for Washington, finishing second on the team in points and leading the Huskies in shots. In her first seven career games, she scored three goals, including her first career gamewinner against Utah Valley. Yates would also assist on a goal in that 2-1 win for the Huskies.

Washington's Summer Yates was named to the Pac-12's All-Freshman Team today. Yates is the ninth Husky ever to be named to the Pac-12 All-Freshman Team and the first to do so since 2015.