KANSAS CITY, Mo.—Utah Valley senior midfielder Heather Stainbrook and junior forward Faith Webber have been named to the 2023 United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-America Team, the organization announced on Friday.
 
Stainbrook becomes the first UVU women's soccer player to earn the United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-America honor two times as she also earned the accolade last season. Webber becomes just the third player in UVU history to earn the distinction. 
 
Stainbrook and Webber are two of only 41 Division I women's soccer players to receive the United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-America Team honors this season. Both Stainbrook and Webber received Third Team honors.
 
Stainbrook is studying psychology and holds a 3.78 GPA. Stainbrook was the only player in the WAC this season named to the 2023 Hermann Trophy Watch List. She also earned First Team All-WAC, All-Pacific Region Team, and Academic All-District honors this year. Stainbrook ranked in the top-25 nationally in both points (31) and goals (12) this past season. She is UVU's all-time leading goal scorer (40) and points leader (105). 
 
Webber is studying psychology and holds a 3.93 GPA. Webber was named First Team All-WAC and earned All-Pacific Region Team honors for a second straight season. Webber broke her own UVU school record of 14 goals scored last season with 16 more this season. She ranked fifth in the country in goals scored (16), 11th in total points (36), fourth in goals per game (0.84), sixth in shots on goal per game (2.26), and sixth in points per game (1.89). 
 
Student-athletes on this year's Scholar All-America Teams will be formally acknowledged for their accomplishments on the field and in the classroom at the United Soccer Coaches All-America Ceremony & Reception on Saturday, Jan. 13, 2024, at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, Calif., in conjunction with the United Soccer Coaches Convention.