DBU Women's Soccer standouts Parker Coe and Anne Louthan have been selected to the United Soccer Coaches All-America Team. Coe, a senior center back from Carrollton, Texas, earned a spot on the First Team, while Louthan, a redshirt senior midfielder from Colorado Springs, Colorado, was named to the Second Team.

A four-year starter on the back line, Coe becomes just the fourth player in program history to be recognized as a two-time All-American, joining Lea Sedwick (2012 & 2014), Michelle Gonzalez (2022 & 2023), and Taylor Tufts (2023 & 2024). Coe anchored a Patriot defense that finished the year ranked 12th nationally in goals-against average (0.50), powering one of Division II's most disciplined defensive units. She also contributed significantly in the attack, closing the season with six goals, six assists, and a team-high 1,819 minutes played, the most of her career. Her exceptional performance throughout the year also earned her both Lone Star Conference Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2025.

Louthan's All-America selection marks the first of her career, coming on the heels of a breakout final season at DBU. The Colorado Springs native delivered her best statistical year, recording career highs in goals (12), assists (9), and points (33) while establishing herself as one of the conference's most impactful midfielders. Her exceptional playmaking and consistency were central to DBU's strong campaign, culminating in her being named the LSC Midfielder of the Year, a recognition of the vital role she played in driving the Patriots' success on both sides of the field.

Both Coe and Louthan were also named to the D2CCA All-America Team earlier this week.