Musante was Menlo's talisman in the middle of the field all season long, directing traffic for the Oaks as they finished the Cal Pac season in third place, just two points out of second place and five points from the top. The sizeable sophomore netted four goals while adding a team-best three assists. In addition to being counted on in the midfield, Musante also served as Menlo's free and corner kick specialist.

Freshman defender Megan McKee and junior defender Mallory Todd joined sophomore forward Amanda Torres as Second Team All-Cal Pac selections while senior defender Maryn Craig and junior forward Jasmine Norouzi earned Honorable Mention.

McKee and Todd stepped on campus and directly into starting roles in central defense for Menlo, proving to be a dependable duo throughout the campaign. McKee showed a penchant for owning any ball sent into the air near the Oaks goal while Todd wasn't afraid to push the ball up field to help get Menlo's attack started.

Torres was Menlo's biggest offensive threat, using her speed to run defenses in circles. The sophomore netted team highs in goals (7) and assists (3), as well as shots (67) and shots on goal (36).

Norouzi equaled Torres' goals total with seven of her own, providing instant offense off the Menlo bench. Craig, a four-year starter, was solid as ever down the left flank. In addition to her defensive efforts, Craig also scored two goals and added an assist to close out her career.