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Four Blue Devils Receive United Soccer Coaches All-Region Accolades
12/11/2025 10:32:00 AM | Women's Soccer
DURHAM, N.C. – Four members of the Duke women's soccer team – Kat Rader, Mia Minestrella, Cameron Roller and Carina Lageyre – were selected to the United Soccer Coaches All-Atlantic Region teams recently.
Rader earned first-team accolades, while Minestrella was named to the second team. Roller received a nod to the third team and Lageyre garnered fourth-team honors.
A native of Stuart, Florida, Rader received all-region honors for the third time in four seasons with the Blue Devils. She turned in an impressive all-around season for the Blue Devils, with 12 goals and 12 assists for 36 points. She has started 21-of-22 matches and added four game-winning goals. Rader, a 2025 Hermann Award semifinalist, ranked 20th nationally with a 1.64 points per game average and collected at least one point in 17-of-22 matches she competed in.
One of the top scorers nationally with 18 goals on the year, Minestrella earned all-region accolades for the first time as a Blue Devil. She ranked tied for first in the 2025 NCAA Tournament with six goals, led the field with three game-winning goals and ranked second with 13 points. With her 41 points, Minestrella – who hails from Redondo Beach, California – ranked third on the Blue Devil season record charts, while also ranking third with seven game-winning goals. She ranked sixth nationally in goals (18), and ninth in points (41).
An all-region honoree for the second year in a row, Roller anchored a youthful back line in 2025 that collected 12 shutouts on the year. The Blue Devils allowed only one goal in five NCAA Tournament contests in 2025. A product of Sherman, Texas, Roller started all 23 matches and had four assists on the season. Her 1,996 minutes played on the year ranked ninth all-time on Duke's single-season record charts.
One of the best midfielders in college soccer over the last three seasons, Lageyre earned all-region honors for the first time as a Blue Devil. She started all 22 matches she competed in as a senior and collected two goals, two assists and six points. Lageyre netted the game-winner against Clemson and also scored a key goal against North Carolina. A native of Cooper City, Florida, Lageyre started her final 58 matches in a row at Duke.
As a team, Duke advanced to the NCAA College Cup for the second year in a row and collected a 17-5-1 ledger under first year head coach Kieran Hall. Hall became just the third NCAA Division I head coach to take his team to the NCAA College Cup in his first season at the helm.
To stay up to date with Blue Devils women's soccer, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching "DukeWSOC".
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Rader earned first-team accolades, while Minestrella was named to the second team. Roller received a nod to the third team and Lageyre garnered fourth-team honors.
A native of Stuart, Florida, Rader received all-region honors for the third time in four seasons with the Blue Devils. She turned in an impressive all-around season for the Blue Devils, with 12 goals and 12 assists for 36 points. She has started 21-of-22 matches and added four game-winning goals. Rader, a 2025 Hermann Award semifinalist, ranked 20th nationally with a 1.64 points per game average and collected at least one point in 17-of-22 matches she competed in.
One of the top scorers nationally with 18 goals on the year, Minestrella earned all-region accolades for the first time as a Blue Devil. She ranked tied for first in the 2025 NCAA Tournament with six goals, led the field with three game-winning goals and ranked second with 13 points. With her 41 points, Minestrella – who hails from Redondo Beach, California – ranked third on the Blue Devil season record charts, while also ranking third with seven game-winning goals. She ranked sixth nationally in goals (18), and ninth in points (41).
An all-region honoree for the second year in a row, Roller anchored a youthful back line in 2025 that collected 12 shutouts on the year. The Blue Devils allowed only one goal in five NCAA Tournament contests in 2025. A product of Sherman, Texas, Roller started all 23 matches and had four assists on the season. Her 1,996 minutes played on the year ranked ninth all-time on Duke's single-season record charts.
One of the best midfielders in college soccer over the last three seasons, Lageyre earned all-region honors for the first time as a Blue Devil. She started all 22 matches she competed in as a senior and collected two goals, two assists and six points. Lageyre netted the game-winner against Clemson and also scored a key goal against North Carolina. A native of Cooper City, Florida, Lageyre started her final 58 matches in a row at Duke.
As a team, Duke advanced to the NCAA College Cup for the second year in a row and collected a 17-5-1 ledger under first year head coach Kieran Hall. Hall became just the third NCAA Division I head coach to take his team to the NCAA College Cup in his first season at the helm.
To stay up to date with Blue Devils women's soccer, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching "DukeWSOC".
#GoDuke
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